Do you know what to do if someone close to you is having a mental health challenge? We can help you help them in the moment. Mental Health First Aid is an evidence-based program designed to help community members identify and assist in mental health...
All of the news and talk about AI and mental health brings up a lot of questions: Should you use ChatGPT as your therapist? Why is my therapist asking to record my sessions? Is using AI safe for my kids' mental health? Join us for...
Through this webinar, participants will: Understand an overview of trauma, traumatic stress and prevalence. Recognize the impact of trauma exposure on brain and body development and functioning. Learn the impact of exposure to early childhood trauma across the lifespan. Realize the toll of trauma exposure...
Puberty can be a challenging time for any child, and for parents. When a child is in the spectrum, this stage of development can come with unique questions and concerns. In this free, family-friendly webinar, psychologists M. Cody Davis, Psy.D. of the Kentucky Autism Training...
When the world feels unpredictable—politics, the economy, even new technology—money stress can pile up fast. This session helps you uncover the hidden money habits that drive your reactions and shows you how to shift from fear to clarity. With real-life stories, simple exercises, and practical...
Raising a child with autism affects the whole family, and parents often carry the quiet, heavy worry that their other children may grow up feeling overlooked, overburdened, or responsible for everyone else’s emotions. Many parents describe feeling torn in two places at once: wanting to...
Do you know what to do if someone close to you is having a mental health challenge? We can help you help them in the moment. If you are an adult who parents/works with/mentors youth ages 6-18, this mental health first aid class is for...
Trauma is more common than most people realize, and its effects can shape our emotions, relationships, health, and daily lives. The good news is that healing is possible—and the science of trauma recovery gives us a clearer roadmap than ever before. In this accessible, empowering...
The CAMS Framework is an empirically-validated approach to treating suicidal risk. Backed by 40+ years of ongoing clinical research, the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) is a patient-centered, suicide-focused, clinical philosophy of care based on empathy, honesty, and trust. CAMS is a “Well...
This presentation will provide an overview of inpatient psychiatric treatment in Kentucky, including both voluntary and involuntary care. Topics covered will include the 202A process, patient and family rights, and the typical course of treatment. Also included will be the changing landscape of behavioral health...
