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SUMMARY:Part 1 of 2: Self-Harm and Suicide Awareness and Prevention in Childhood and Early Adolescence
DESCRIPTION:Pacific Southwest MHTTC \nJoin The Pacific Southwest MHTTC team for part 1 of this 2-part series\, with the authors of the guide\, Dr. Meagan O’Malley\, Frances Marion\, LCSW and Jessica Palacio\, LCSW. This workshop will walk school and mental health providers through the guide and include exercises and common scenarios to support optimum use of the resource. By exploring the guide with professionals in a peer network\, we can be ready and responsive and help cultivate STBs prevention and greater awareness in serving our young children. \nDuring this 90-minute interactive webinar\, educators will learn about the unique considerations for preventing\, recognizing\, and responding to suicide risk in elementary- age children. Using vignettes\, participants will gain experience recognizing risk factors and warning signs of suicide in young children; practice developmentally appropriate assessment strategies; and explore tiered\, school-based approaches to prevention and intervention. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nGain a deeper understanding of the risk factors and warning signs of suicide in elementary-age children.\nExplore the protective factors against suicide\, as well as tiered\, school-based approaches to prevention and intervention.\nLearn strategies to communicate with parents/caregivers of elementary-age children at risk for suicide.\n\nWho is this workshop for? \n\nMental health and school mental health providers (e.g.\, therapists\, social workers\, peer support professionals)\nSupervisors\, managers\, directors\, administrators\, and leadership of school and mental health organizations and agencies\nTechnical assistance providers\, coaches\, consultants\n\nRegistration Deadline: April 18\, 2023 \nRegister here >> \n 
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/part-1-of-2-self-harm-and-suicide-awareness-and-prevention-in-childhood-and-early-adolescence/
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SUMMARY:Recovery\, Recurrence\, and Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Join the National Family Support TAC and Thrive Family Recovery Resources as they discuss resilience\, relapse and recovery from a skilled mother’s point of view. Pam Lanhart educates and offers hope. \nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/resilience-relapse-and-recovery/
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SUMMARY:Dealing with Grief
DESCRIPTION:Mississippi Public Health InstitutePresents: Dealing with Grief\nTina Gustavis\, Certified Grief Counselor \n  \nObjectives: \n\nUnderstand the different meanings of loss and the impact of loss on those grieving and developed perceptions of death and death anxiety.\nGain knowledge in the bereavement and grieving process and identify the practical issues and problems that arise for individuals and families following a death or a major loss in the family.\nExamine the variables impacting the family and/or person facing death and bereavement.\n\n1.0 CE’s for:\n-SW (Social Work) general hours\n-DMH (PLACE)\n-MAAP ( Mississippi Association of Addiction Professionals)\n-Attendance Certificate \nQuestions? Please Contact/Email: MSPHI 601-398-4406 | support@msphi.org \nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/dealing-with-grief/
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SUMMARY:Engaging Youth and Families in Residential Care – Strategies and Impact from Research and Lived Experience
DESCRIPTION:The National Training and Technical Assistance Center for Child\, Youth\, and Family Mental Health \nTherapeutic residential care can be a lifesaving resource for children and youth with complex needs and their families. However\, research has shown that youth and family engagement is lacking in these programs\, and residential care centers are challenged in implementing youth and family-driven care. \nThis webinar will offer insight through research and lived experiences into the current status of residential care and suggest strategies to more effectively partner with the youth and families that receive these services. A panel of youth and parents who have experienced residential care will share what they found worked and did not work for their families as well as identify strategies and approaches that would be helpful. Recent studies of family engagement in residential care will also be highlighted to support implementation. \nRegister here>>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/engaging-youth-and-families-in-residential-care-strategies-and-impact-from-research-and-lived-experience/
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SUMMARY:The 5Ws of Guidance for Pediatric End-of-Life Care
DESCRIPTION:Pediatric Palliative Care\n\nDESCRIPTION:\nIn this webinar\, our presenters will review the American Academy of Pediatrics report outlining best practices for Pediatric End-of-Life Care\, focusing especially on the days and hours leading up to and following a child’s death. Topics will include family support\, serious decision-making\, pain and symptom management\, and interdisciplinary teamwork.\n\n  \nOBJECTIVES: \n\n\nAppreciate the context leading to the AAP’s Clinical Report “Guidance for Pediatric End-of-Life Care”\nReview the recommendations within the Clinical Report\nIdentify one recommendation focus for improvement within your own clinical practice or institution\n\n\nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/the-5ws-of-guidance-for-pediatric-end-of-life-care/
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SUMMARY:Part 2: Young Children and Suicide Prevention for Parents and Caregivers
DESCRIPTION:Pacific Southwest MHTTC \nJoin The Pacific Southwest MHTTC team for part 2 of this 2-part series. This workshop provides parents and caregivers a space to learn more about common myths and facts about suicide risk in young children. We will discuss some of the risk factors for suicide\, as well as how to recognize warning signs that a child may be considering suicide. We will practice ways to talk with children about suicide in an age-appropriate way\, as well as how to take action and secure professional help if a child is in danger. \nLEARNING OBJECTIVES: \n\nGain a deeper understanding of risk factors and warning signs of suicide in young children.\nLearn developmentally-appropriate ways parents and caregivers can talk with their children about suicide.\nLearn action steps parents and caregivers can take in responding to suicide risks in their children\, including how to make their environments safer and connect children to professional support.\n\nRegister here >> \n 
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/part-2-young-children-and-suicide-prevention-for-parents-and-caregivers/
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