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The fourth issue of our July 2024 newsletter features new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and resources of interest to the workforce.

The third issue of our July 2024 newsletter features new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and resources of interest to the workforce.

The second issue of our July 2024 newsletter features new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and resources of interest to the workforce.

About this Resource: The Southeast MHTTC Newsletter highlights upcoming events and recently released products as well as shares information on available resources from SAMHSA and the MHTTC network. The July 2024 issue promotes Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This issue also highlights our upcoming events and recently developed products, celebrates efforts being done by Region IV states, and provides resources available through the MHTTC Network and SAMHSA to connect individuals to needed treatment and support.

The first issue of our July 2024 newsletter features information about National Minority Mental Health Month, upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and resources of interest to the workforce.

The final issue of our June 2024 newsletter features upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The third  issue of our June 2024 newsletter features Juneteenth resources, new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The second issue of our June 2024 newsletter features new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce. Some highlights include: Age-Friendly Healthcare: Mentation’s 3 Ds (Dementia, Delirium, and Depression) Healthy Connections to Overcome Addictions And More!

The Great Lakes Current is the e-newsletter of the Great Lakes ATTC, MHTTC, and PTTC. The June 2024 issue features content celebrating Pride Month, PTSD Awareness Month, and Intersection of Addiction and Racism: A Curated Bibliography‒a new comprehensive resource created by AMERSA, the ATTC NCO, and the PTTC NCO. You will also find links to upcoming trainings focused on the therapeutic benefits of humor in treatment and recovery, prevention efforts in rural communities, and trauma-informed care for transition-age youth. Make sure you're subscribed to our email contact list so you never miss a month of The Great Lakes Current newsletter, and thank you for reading!

The first issue of our June 2024 newsletter features Pride Month resources, new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The final issue of our May 2024 newsletter features new upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The third issue of our May 2024 newsletter features Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

About this Resource: The Southeast MHTTC Newsletter highlights upcoming events and recently released products as well as shares information on available resources from SAMHSA and the MHTTC network. The May 2024 issue promotes Mental Health Awareness Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. This issue also highlights our upcoming events and recently developed products, celebrates efforts being done by Region IV states, and provides resources available through the MHTTC Network and SAMHSA to connect individuals to needed treatment and support.

The second issue of our May 2024 newsletter features National Prevention Week, upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The Great Lakes Current is the e-newsletter of the Great Lakes ATTC, MHTTC, and PTTC. The May 2024 issue features content celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Hepatitis C Awareness Month, and National Prevention Week. You will also find links to upcoming trainings focused on the therapeutic benefits of humor in treatment and recovery, prevention efforts in rural communities, and trauma-informed care for transition-age youth. Make sure you're subscribed to our email contact list so you never miss a month of The Great Lakes Current newsletter, and thank you for reading!

The first issue of our May 2024 newsletter features Mental Health Awareness Month resources, upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The final issue of our April 2024 newsletter features upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The fourth issue of our April newsletter features the Northwest MHTTC Year 5 Annual Report Summary, spotlights upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

Dear Friends, We want to inform you that the MHTTC School Mental Health supplement will not continue after September 2024. SAMHSA funding has ended without a future opportunity.  For six years, the Northwest MHTTC School Mental Health team has served the school mental health workforce in Region 10 (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington) by curating timely and regionally-responsive events, developing tools for those in the field, and distributing critical resources. Rest assured that you can continue to access MHTTC school mental health materials, along with a broad array of additional ones, through the NWMHTTC SMH team’s home organization, the University of Washington School Mental Health Assessment, Research and Training (SMART) Center. While the supplement continues through the end of September, we invite you to start connecting with the SMART Center now. Join the UW SMART Center mailing list to continue receiving resource-rich newsletters Follow us on Facebook Engage with us on X/Twitter  Connect with us on LinkedIn Subscribe to our YouTube channel  Bookmark the UW SMART Center website From our team to yours, thank you for your partnership over the past six years. We couldn't have done it without you and credit your engagement, feedback, and support for our collective success.      “Don’t be dismayed at good-bye. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.”    – Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah  Make sure to sign up for the SMART Center newsletter to stay up to date on all things school mental health. If you have additional questions about the transition, please reach out to [email protected]. In gratitude, The NWMHTTC SMH Team Kelcey Schmitz, Eric Bruns, Clynita Grafenreed, Casey Chandler, Jennifer Cohen, Elsa Ferguson, Nathaly Florez, Mari Meador, and Rayann Silva

The third issue of our April newsletter introduces our new webinar series on sexual health, spotlights upcoming Northwest MHTTC events, and disseminates other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The Great Lakes Current is the e-newsletter of the Great Lakes ATTC, MHTTC, and PTTC. The April 2024 issue spotlights content celebrating National Minority Health Month and Alcohol Awareness Month. It also features links to upcoming trainings focused on supporting Black students experiencing racial trauma, harnessing AI for substance misuse prevention, and process improvement. Make sure you're subscribed to our email contact list so you never miss a month of The Great Lakes Current newsletter, and thank you for reading!

The second issue of our April newsletter spotlights Black Maternal Health week, Northwest MHTTC events, and other events & resources of interest to the workforce.

The first April issue of the Northwest MHTTC Newsletter highlights upcoming events with NAMI Seattle, Tenant Law Center, and Rebekah Demirel; provides resources for April observances; and other events and resources of interest.

The final issue of the Northwest MHTTC March newsletter features new NW MHTTC webinars, a news update about our website, other events and resources.