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SUMMARY:Strategies to Prevent and Treat Adolescent Substance Use
DESCRIPTION:John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health \nApproximately 1 in 5 youth ages 12-17 are participating in substance use\, including alcohol\, tobacco\, and cigarettes\, and illicit drugs. \nYouth and adolescents who use substances are at risk of using as adults\, and to limit this risk it is important to not only connect those currently using with helpful resources but also to prevent use before it begins. It is a challenge to identify youth who are struggling\, and once identified\, the wait to receive care is often prohibitive to timely treatment. \nPotential options for increasing screening and access to treatment include creating systems within primary care settings (90% of youth receive primary care)\, including school systems in screening and treatment\, and stand-alone digital interventions. Join Dr. Uche Aneni as she discusses some of the most pressing issues in the youth substance use space and opportunities to treat and prevent use. \nThis event will be virtual. \n\n\nABOUT\nKammarauche Aneni\n\n\n\n\nDr. Kammarauche Aneni is an Assistant Professor of Child Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine. Dr. Aneni received her MBBS from the University of Ibadan College of Medicine\, Followed by her MHS from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She later became the Chief Resident at Duke University Hospital and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow at Yale School of Medicine. \nDr. Aneni has received serval awards\, including the NIDA HEAL Diversity Supplement from the National Institute on Drug Abuse\, the YCCI Scholar Award from Yale Center for Clinical Investigation\, the NIDA CTBH Pilot Award from the Center for Technology and Behavioral Health\, as well as the NIH AIM-AHEAD Fellowship Program in Leadership from the NIH. \nRegister here>>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/strategies-to-prevent-and-treat-adolescent-substance-use/
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SUMMARY:State of the Science Webinar 3: Community Living Priorities and Issues: Feedback from Stakeholders
DESCRIPTION:Brandeis University \nThis last session in the CLPC State of the Science will share feedback from stakeholders\, advocates\, and community members about the priorities and issues that should be focused on in community living research. \nJoin speakers Henry Claypool\, Alison Barkoff and CLPC’s Kim The and Ruby Siegel as they share feedback from stakeholders\, advocates\, and community members about the priorities and issues that should be focused on in community living research in this last webinar of the CLPC’s State of the Science series. \nPresenters: Henry Claypool\, Alison Barkoff\, Kim The\, and Ruby Siegel \nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/state-of-the-science-webinar-3-community-living-priorities-and-issues-feedback-from-stakeholders/
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Leadership Coaching and Policy Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This group focuses on understanding current policy issues and also opportunities for leadership training graduates to serve on decision-making committees. Leadership training graduates are strongly encouraged to attend\, but the meetings are open to anyone who is interested in learning more about policy. \nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/leadership-coaching-and-policy-discussion-7/
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SUMMARY:Health Care in the Heartland: The Bipartisan Effort to Promote Wellbeing in Nebraska
DESCRIPTION:National Council for Mental Wellbeing  \nBipartisan efforts in Nebraska are helping the state address the growing need for mental health and substance use treatment and care. Join us for a conversation with Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen and Annette Dubas of the Nebraska Association of Behavioral Health Organizations to talk about policy solutions in the Cornhusker state and the bipartisan support for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics. \nJoin the National Council for Mental Wellbeing for the eleventh episode in our Wellbeing Wednesdays virtual learning series\, where the best minds in health care share their thoughts on current issues: \n\nGovernor Jim Pillen\, Nebraska\nAnnette Dubas\, Executive Director\, Nebraska Association of Behavioral Health Organizations\nRebecca Farley David\, Senior Advisor\, Public Policy & Special Initiatives\, National Council for Mental Wellbeing\n\nRegister here>>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/health-care-in-the-heartland-the-bipartisan-effort-to-promote-wellbeing-in-nebraska/
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SUMMARY:Parent Peer Support Conversation for Anyone working with Parent Peer Supporters
DESCRIPTION:This conversation is for anyone working with parents providing peer support to other parents in any system\, such as Children’s Services Directors\, MAP Team Coordinators\, Care Coordinators and Center Directors. We will share an overview of Families as Allies’ parent peer support training curriculum and ongoing support and training. We want to hear your feedback on how we’re doing from your perspective and how we can be most supportive to you. We will also discuss issues in parent peer support and support and resources to address them \nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/parent-peer-support-conversation-for-anyone-working-with-parent-peer-supporters-5/
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