Georgia Crisis & Access Line
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Helping the Helping Professional Webinar Support Series
In spring 2020, the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities was awarded funding by SAMSHA to address mental and substance use disorders during COVID-19.
Helping the Helping Professional Webinar Series provides webinar support to frontline statewide behavioral health, medical, public health, and education professionals to assist with decreasing indirect trauma during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you are a helping professional working directly with clients/consumers/patients (virtually or in-person) in the following fields:
- Behavioral Health/Mental Health
- Public Health
- Education
- Medical
- Certified Peer Support Professional
What are the webinars about?
Great question! The series is all about supporting the helping professional during these unprecedented times when professionals are at an increased probability of experiencing indirect trauma. Check out the webinar schedule below if you are interested register today!
What is required to attend?
- Show up ready to gain some great info for 30 minutes!
- Commit to attending 4 out of 8 WebEx webinars.
- Complete our questionnaires so we can determine effective.
Interested? Visit https://cvent.me/kMw1QO to register today!
2020-2021 Webinar Schedule
Expert |
When |
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Indirect Trauma Foundations for the Helping Professional |
Dr. Brian Bride |
Nov. 12th |
Intentional Self-Care Education |
Dr. Adell Flowers |
Nov. 16th |
Mindfulness on the Go |
Jessica Greathouse |
Dec. 2nd |
Productivity Techniques |
Dr. Adell Flowers |
Dec. 7th |
Qi Gong |
Dr. Carol Penn |
Dec. 16th |
Emotional Intelligence Leadership Development Module |
Jessica Soto |
Jan. 6th, 11th & 20th |
Preparing the Front Line to Respond to the Opioid Crisis - Faith-Based
Registration Link: https://cvent.me/NV2odg
Preparing the Front Line to Respond to the Opioid Crisis - First Responders
Registration Link: https://cvent.me/0lkWKx
ANSA CANS Information and Coupon Request
Cultural Competency & CLAS Standards Training Webinars
For assistance with these webinars, contact Deborah Bauer, MPH, Project Coordinator for the Georgia Home for Recovery Project at (404) 876-4788 or dbauer6643@aol.com. These files may not open correctly in your web browser. You may have to download them to your computer before viewing.
- The National Standards for Cultural and Linguistically Appropirate Services (CLAS)
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Cultural Competency with LGBT Populations
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Behavioral Health Services Needs of the Hispanic/Latino(a) & African American Communities
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Working with HIV+ Populations
$Questions? Please email DBHDDLearning@dbhdd.ga.gov