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Peer Support Specialists are required to adhere to HIPAA guidelines to ensure they are protecting clients, themselves, and their agencies from risk. This course is developed to provide an overview of HIPAA regulations, compliance, privacy law, and 42 CFR Part 2 and how they apply to the work of Peer Support Specialists.

Participants will explore practical strategies for communicating effectively during a crisis, with an emphasis on adapting approaches to meet the unique needs of youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism. Training will provide steps for supporting recovery after a crisis, assisting both individuals and families in regaining stability and confidence.

Learn practical, culturally responsive strategies to support undocumented clients, their families, and your community while strengthening your own fortitude. This training is designed for clinicians, school providers, social workers, peers, counselors, nurses, and behavioral health agency staff.

The Cultural Formulation Interview (CFI), introduced in the DSM-5, provides a structured set of questions designed to help clinicians meaningfully integrate cultural factors into case conceptualization and interventions. The workshop intends to take the clinician beyond simply asking the questions and integrate the why.

In this three-day training, national trainer Leila Keen, LCSW will assist behavioral health practitioners in understanding the basics of TF-CBT, an evidence-based practice for children, adolescents and their parents and caregivers impacted by trauma.