 Addressing Barriers to Learning: A. A Comprehensive Approach to School Mental HealthThis course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series. It is designed as an aid for training leaders and staff about a comprehensive, multifaceted, school-based approach to promote men...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: B. Depression and Suicide in Children and Youth This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series. It is designed to provide information on depression and suicide in children and adolescents. You will learn how to support studen...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: C. Supporting Students with Disruptive Behaviors - Anxiety Disorde... This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. It is designed to provide information on anxiety disorders and bipolar disorder in children and ...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: D. Helping Students Cope with Disruptive Behaviors - Attention Def... This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. It is designed to provide information on ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorde...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: E. Risk and Resiliency Factors, Crisis Intervention and Follow-up ... This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. Learn to better understand the risky behavior of children and adolescents and how to counteract ...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: F. Through Communication This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. The focus is on communication and how it can help or hinder the learning process. Learners will ...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: G. Through Positive Behavioral Intervention This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. You will examine concepts in behavioral technology and their application. You will learn potenti...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: H. Helping Students Cope With Substance Abuse This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. Learners will better understand the problem of adolescent substance abuse, especially considerin...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: I. Helping Students Cope With Emotional Trauma This course is one of ten in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. It examines two causes of emotional trauma: bullying and harassment, and neglect and abuse. Lear...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: J. Addressing Cultural Diversity in School Mental Health This is of the courses in the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. This module will focus on the relevance of diversity and multiculturalism in addressing school men...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: K. Helping Students to Cope with Pregnancy and HIV/AIDS Adolescence is the transition from childhood to adulthood and includes many challenges: physical, social, and emotional. Mental health can be adversely affected by these transitions and the additional...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: L. Addressing the Needs of Students with Eating Disorders This course is intended to provide an overview of eating disorders: Causes, referral, research and treatment. and the steps to refer potential patients to qualified treatment providers. Information o...[more] |
| Addressing Barriers to Learning: M. Making the Change Toward Comprehensive School Mental Health This course is part of the School Mental Health Training Series: Addressing Barriers to Learning. In this course, the learner will gain a basic understanding of systems theory and systems change. It w...[more] |
| Assertive Community Treatment: An Evidence Based Practice This course is an overview from the NC Evidence Based Practices Center of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and the ACT Resource Toolkit. The ACT toolkit is part of six evidence-based practices that...[more] |
| Assessing Organizational Readiness for Implementing Evidence Based Practices This course from the NC Evidence Based Practices Center is an overview of assessing readiness for implementing evidence based practices used in treating persons with severe mental illness. Practice im...[more] |
| Children and Domestic Violence Series: A. Trauma and Children The effects on children of witnessing domestic violence are well-documented in the literature and not unlike those of experiencing physical abuse, which co-occurs in up to 60 percent of domestic viole...[more] |
| Children and Domestic Violence Series: B. Assessment In completing this module, we hope that you will develop some critical skills in identifying and screening common behavioral and emotional symptoms among youth exposed to domestic violence. We also ho...[more] |
| Children and Domestic Violence Series: C. Behavior Management Children exposed to domestic violence sometimes demonstrate a range of challenging behaviors. Utilizing behavior management techniques and teaching those techniques to the child’s parent are critical ...[more] |
| Children and Domestic Violence Series: D. Impact of Maternal Mental Health on Children Exposed to Do... Victims of domestic violence are at significantly increased risk to develop a number of mental health issues. These issues can then compound the problems faced by their children in several ways. This ...[more] |
| Children and Domestic Violence Series: E. Legal Issues This workshop will address the importance of understanding the legal needs of minors in homes with domestic violence. For example, victim advocates and other service providers working directly with c...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 01: Overview of Sleep Disorders The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 02: Metabolic Problems in Patients on Antipsychotic Medications The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 03: Overview of Memory Impairment and Dementia The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 04: Psychopharmacology in the Medically Ill The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 05: Medical Management of Substance Abuse The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 06: ADHD in Children The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 07: Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Dementia The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 08 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in Children and Adolescents The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 09: Towards a Better Understanding of Bipolar Disorder The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 10: Making Shift Happen: A Motivational Interviewing Primer for Mental H... The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 11: Suicide Risk Assessment - has the Standard of Care Changed? The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 12: Effects of War on Military Families The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 13: Anxiety Disorders & Treatment The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 14: The Treatment of Adolescent Substance Abuse: Is the Glass Half Empty... The treatment of substance abusing adolescents is an increasingly challenging issue given the growing complexity of the problem and the limited array of evidence based treatment options. However, the...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 15: Alzheimer`s Disease: An Overview and Update The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 16: Neuroimaging in 2010 What Every Clinician Needs to Know The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 17: Update on Treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD... The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 18: Typical Antipsychotics and Schizophrenia - The Brain and its Machiner... The Duke AHEC Program in collaboration with the Sandhills Local Management Entity developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in commu...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 19: Diabetes, Hyperlipidemia, and Metabolic Syndrome - What Psychiatrists... The Duke AHEC Program, a part of the NC AHEC Program, has developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in community mental health setti...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 20: Women Veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan Gender Specific Issues Faced A... The Duke AHEC Program, a part of the NC AHEC Program, has developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in community mental health setti...[more] |
| Duke Mental Health Webinar 21: The Treatment of Insomnia The Duke AHEC Program, a part of the NC AHEC Program, has developed an ongoing continuing medical series to address important psychiatric management issues encountered in community mental health setti...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module A. Overview of Mental Health Issues in the North Carolina Latino Community This course is the first in the Latino Mental Health Training Series. The presentation will help the learner understand Latino culture and the implications for practitioners working in North Carolina...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module B. Culture Bound Syndromes When Latino immigrants come to the United States, their orientation toward physical and mental conditions is often heavily influenced by their experience with unique syndromes known as Culture Bound S...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module C. Substance Abuse Treatment with Latinos Substance abuse among Latinos can be difficult to treat because of complex contextual factors. Intense stigma, moral interpretations, estrangement from family, and other factors are discussed in this...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module D. He Treated Me Like An Animal - The Impact of Discrimination on Latino Me... Latino immigrants living in the United States are faced with the pressure of discrimination. This brings an array of psychological consequences. Understanding these effects is essential for the beh...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module E. A Culturally-Sensitive Approach to Domestic Violence Treatment with Lati... This course is designed to educate clinicians about the various cultural differences between the Latino population and the non Latino population and how those differences can affect the efficacy of do...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module F. Si Dios Lo Permite: The Role of Spirituality in Working with Latinos This course is designed to encourage mental health professionals to be aware of the importance of spiritual and religious beliefs among Latino clients. The presenter discusses the importance of remai...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module G. Immigration Emotional Cut Off and Symptom Development This course is designed to help clinicians understand the emigration and immigration processes and how those experiences can lead to psychological stress. By using a family systems approach, this pre...[more] |
| El Futuro Series: Module H. Hablando Claro: Talking with Latino patients about Psychiatric Illness Providers often find themselves not as effective in evaluating and treating Latino individuals in the clinical setting. This course is designed to facilitate deeper understanding of the clinical inte...[more] |
| Ethics: All You Never Wanted to Know About How to Be Wrong This video lecture examines the nature and 'anatomy' of ethics, focusing on ethical challenges facing substance abuse counselors, mental health care providers and administrators. There is discussion f...[more] |
| Evidence Based Practices in Treating Persons with Severe Mental Illness This course is an overview of evidence based practices used in treating persons with severe mental illness. Mental health reform has created an environment for embracing the services that provide the ...[more] |
| Family Psychoeducation: An Evidence Based Practice for Treatment of Severe and Persistent Mental Il... This course is an overview of Family Psychoeducation (FPE), an opportunity for practitioners, consumers, and families to better understand and overcome the symptoms of mental illness while maintaining...[more] |
| ICARE: A. Managing Crisis Patients This pre-recorded web conference, presented by Eric Elbogen, PhD, will provide evidence based content regarding the management of patients in behavioral health crises who present in primary care setti...[more] |
| ICARE: B. An Approach to the Sad or Irritable Child - Managing Pediatric Depression The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. We invite you to participate in th...[more] |
| ICARE: C. Alcohol Use and Abuse: Intervening Across the Continuum The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. The content presented in this web ...[more] |
| ICARE: D. Office Based Approach to Adolescent Substance Abuse The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. The content presented in this web conf...[more] |
| ICARE: E. Prescription Medication Abuse - Skills for Prevention and Intervention The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. The content presented in this web co...[more] |
| ICARE: F. Illicit Drugs of Abuse, A Clinician`s Guide The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. Although alcohol and nicotine contin...[more] |
| ICARE: G. What Primary Care Providers Need to Know about Mental Health Issues Facing Returning Servi... This ICARE and Citizen Soldier Support program cosponsored web-conference will overview the range of normal and abnormal mental health responses among service members and their families before, during...[more] |
| ICARE: H. Working with Veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq and Their Families - What Primary Care Provi... The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. We invite you to participate in this r...[more] |
| ICARE: I. Pediatric Bipolar Disorder The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. We invite you to participate in this r...[more] |
| ICARE: J. The Challenges of Diagnosing and Treating Bipolar Disorder in Primary Care Settings The ICARE Partnership is a collaborative initiative seeking to increase access to quality, evidence-based behavioral health care services for North Carolinians. We invite you to participate in this r...[more] |
| ICARE: K. Screening, Diagnosing, and Treating Adult Depression in Primary Care Settings This recorded web conference will provide key concepts of evidence-based depression care, which will include screening, using the PHQ-9, and treatment. Learning objectives: • Identify key concept...[more] |
| Identifying and Helping Persons with Developmental Disabilities and Substance Use Disorders This course discusses the incidence and management of substance abuse in service to persons within developmental disabilities. Learning Objectives: - Identify the prevalence of substance ab...[more] |
| Illness Management and Recovery This course introduces the principles of illness management and recovery and describes their effectiveness in helping clients set meaningful goals, acquire information and skills to increase mastery o...[more] |
| Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Substance Abuse This course discusses planning to develop intensive outpatient services and gives information to guide in those efforts. This course will also assist in providing IOT services in order to validate a p...[more] |
| Psychiatric Advance Directives: A Tool to Improve Care This course will provide a basic introduction to Psychiatric Advance Directives (PADs), which is a potential tool for improving care for individuals who need mental health treatment. PADs are legal in...[more] |
| Psychology of Addiction This course will provide a clearer understanding of the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual definition of the disease of addiction. A description of variables that impacts a person's biol...[more] |
| Supported Employment: An Evidence Based Practice This overview of supported employment is a product of the NC Evidence Based Practices Center. Supported employment is one of six evidence-based practices developed at a national evidence-based practic...[more] |
| Understanding and Helping the Difficult Substance Abuse Client This course will provide a basic knowledge about addiction and the addicted client. It will outline strategies for dealing with the difficult substance abuse client with the scope of responsibilities ...[more] |
| Understanding and Helping Youth Living with Addiction This course provides an overview of the common characteristics of substance abusing families as well as review the emotional, behavioral and thought patterns of youth living in a chemically dependent ...[more] |