Learning Center

Join us for a free two-part webinar series. This first webinar, Measure What Matters to Your Community, discusses how to select data measures that are culturally concordant and meaningful to your community.

Jennifer Clancy, CIBHS Vice President of Strategic and Equity Initiatives, and consultants from the Behavioral Health Data Project will share ways to find out what matters to your community and choose data measures that allow you to track progress towards meeting community-driven goals. These webinars on Nov 4th and Dec 9th will help organizations prepare to implement new data reporting requirements in the Behavioral Health Services Act while prioritizing the needs of their local communities.

As a result of attending this webinar, participants will be able to:
• Define the pros and cons of different strategies to engage their community;
• Create a plan for using community feedback within their organization; and
• Identify a process for selecting data measures that align to community goals.

The Basics of Clinical Supervision course is designed to meet the requirements for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences 15-hour basic supervision course. This course is a required training for LMFTs, LCSWs, & LPCCs who are supervising trainees and associates preparing for licensure in California.  

Working as a Peer Specialist can be rewarding, and for many like a dream come true. Having the opportunity to help others in recovery from behavioral health and SUD diagnosis can also be challenging for peer support specialists, given that they are working on their own recovery at the same time.

 Assisting behavioral health practitioners understand the basics of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), an evidenced based practice for children, adolescents and their parents and caregivers impacted by trauma.

Join us for a free two-part webinar series. This second webinar, Set Yourself Up for Success with Data, discusses how to implement new data collection procedures and analyze data to identify inequities.

Jennifer Clancy, CIBHS Vice President of Strategic and Equity Initiatives, and consultants from the Behavioral Health Data Project will share how to collect good data that can be used to measure and track inequities experienced by your community. These webinars on Nov 4th and Dec 9th will help organizations prepare to implement new data reporting requirements in the Behavioral Health Services Act while prioritizing the needs of their local communities.

As a result of attending this webinar, participants will be able to:
• Identify the logistics that should be considered when setting up new data collection processes;
• Define three strategies for building trust when collecting demographic data; and
• Describe three approaches to analyzing data to identify inequities.