A recorded video course for school social workers and those working with parents and students. Covers building collaborative home-school relationships, navigating barriers (cultural, access, COVID-related), collaborative IEP/BIP goal-setting, and empowering parents to drive student success. 1.5 CEs approved by ASWB ACE and NBCC.

A comprehensive guide providing cultural competency strategies for health care organizations to support equitable behavioral health services.

Covers incorporating the Cultural Formulation Interview into clinical assessments and leveling systemic disparities through culturally competent mental health care.

A webinar exploring tools to bolster resilience, grit, and well-being for BIPOC professionals and strategies for educators and peers to support JEDI values.

This webinar features insights from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) students who are poised to shape the future of the addiction profession. It highlights their perspectives, aspirations, and contributions.

Strategies for culturally competent treatment of justice-involved individuals.

Strategies for supporting LGBTQIA2S+ clients who experience co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

Exploring the unique challenges faced by adult children of parents with addiction issues and strategies for healing.

Defines moral injury in the context of military service, distinguishes it from PTSD, and reviews emerging assessment tools and treatment approaches targeting morally injurious events.

Addresses gender-specific aspects of PTSD in women including sexual trauma, MST (military sexual trauma), and treatment adaptations for female veterans and civilians.

Addresses cultural factors relevant to providing trauma care for African American veterans, including historical trauma, mistrust of healthcare systems, and culturally adapted treatment approaches.

Addresses the unique context of military-related PTSD including deployment trauma, moral injury, and treatment considerations specific to veterans and active duty populations.

Explores military culture and its influence on PTSD presentation, help-seeking behavior, and treatment engagement in veterans and active duty service members.

Discusses culturally responsive approaches to PTSD care through individualized case formulation, addressing how cultural factors shape trauma experience and recovery.

Mixed-media course covering concrete actions to stop hate crimes against Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) individuals. Incorporates case vignettes, reader exercises, and video clips. Instructors: Janlee Wong MSW, Mariko Yamada MSW, and Lora Pierce BSW MS. Free with account.

Covers the cultural, occupational, and trauma-related distinctions of working with military and veteran populations. Explores mind-body-spirit wellness, moral injury, PTSD, and integrative therapy approaches for active-duty members, veterans, and their families.

Introduces the core principles of Trauma-Informed Care (TIC), including safety, trustworthiness, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and cultural sensitivity across all health care settings.

Provides clinical guidance for assessing and treating veterans who have experienced military sexual trauma (MST), including screening approaches, trauma-informed care principles, and evidence-based interventions.