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Race and Cultural Empathy Training is designed for staff employed by social service agencies and school districts. The focus is their ability to engage effectively with clients, staff, and students/families from diverse racial and cultural backgrounds.
Our two-part series will explore the cultural aspects of mental health and well-being for New Jersey children and families. You will hear from NAMI NJ professionals and people with lived experience. Panelists will share what it’s like living with various mental health conditions and the challenges of seeking treatment.
The trauma related to traumatic brain injury can often be overlooked. In this workshop, we will explore what trauma informed care is, why it's important, and how to engage in trauma informed care with survivors of traumatic brain injury in a variety of settings.
It is the aim of this workshop to help clinicians better understand the distress of the sexually compromised men they treat, and to assist these men in finding a means of coping with unwanted penile changes.
Join us in another powerful and phenomenal week-long pedagogical event as acclaimed thought leaders in social and racial justice share their expertise!
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The FST Advanced Training is a self-paced course with step-by-step techniques for mental health professionals looking for the tools and confidence to treat the entire traumatized family. You will receive:
The Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey invites you and your staff to attend a FREE training for health and human service professionals.
Participants will:
This interactive workshop will allow early clinicians and experienced clinicians alike to learn and contribute critical insights, skills, resources, and supports. The workshop will actively engage participants through case examples, role-play, and other activities, including a clinical case discussion by Deborah Sherman, BC-DMT, LMHC.
Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) is an evidence-based suicide treatment protocol for youth that has demonstrated effectiveness in reducing suicidal ideation and increasing hope in as few as 6 sessions.
The Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey invites you and your staff to attend a FREE training for health and human service professionals.
Participants will:
Through defining terminology, exploring identity development and pinpointing present societal barriers, our speakers will assist the audience in breaking down misconceptions of what it means to be LGBTQ+.
Cannabis use has been increasing in New Jersey. It is important that nurses, physicians, social workers, lactation professionals, and all those who work with families understand how it can impact the human body and feel confident to educate families on its impact on the developing fetus and breastfeeding baby.