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...
This full-day workshop is designed to enhance attendees’ knowledge about crisis response planning for managing acute suicide risk, and to increase their ability to confidently and competently administer this intervention with at-risk individuals. The first half of the workshop provides didactic knowledge about suicide, the...
This two-day workshop is geared towards mental health professionals seeking to acquire entry-level information and training on the assessment, management, and treatment of suicide risk among suicidal individuals. The first portion of the workshop provides intensive training in core competencies for the clinical care of...
The Know Your Rights workshop offers information on how individuals can safely support immigrant and refugee neighbors and other directly impacted community members. Participants will learn about their rights as bystanders, strategies for responding safely in community situations, and ways to engage in lawful civic...
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...
Our annual Bright Futures in Mental Health Luncheon aims to bring the mental health community together to celebrate Mental Health Month. This luncheon brings together the mental health workforce, students who are preparing for future careers in mental health, individuals with lived experience, mental health...
Means safety counseling, also referred to as means restriction counseling, entails assessing whether an individual at risk for suicide has access to a firearm or other lethal means for suicide, and working with the individual and their support system to limit their access to these...
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...
