Moral injury can occur when individuals experience, witness, or participate in actions that conflict with deeply held values and beliefs. This reflective training helps professionals understand the impact of moral injury on providers and communities while offering practical strategies to recognize distress, promote healing, strengthen resilience, and support sustainable engagement.
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Initial Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
Join this three-day virtual training with national trainer Cindy Rollo, LCSW to learn the foundations of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), an evidence-based approach for children and adolescents impacted by trauma. Participants will also gain guidance on the TF-CBT certification and recertification process. Register to build skills in trauma-informed care.
Standing in Solidarity II: From Awareness to Action
This training equips providers with practical, trauma-informed strategies to support immigrant communities impacted by fear, detention threats, traumatic separation, and chronic toxic stress. Participants will gain immediately applicable tools for engagement, stabilization, safety planning, trauma-focused care, and provider resilience.
Basics of Clinical Supervision
Meet California BBS requirements with this 15-hour clinical supervision course for LMFTs, LCSWs, and LPCCs. Strengthen supervision, ethics, communication, cultural humility, documentation, and burnout prevention skills for effective clinical leadership.
HIPAA for Behavioral Health Team Members
Protect patient privacy and strengthen compliance with this practical HIPAA training for behavioral health team members. Learn HIPAA basics, compliance requirements, privacy law distinctions, and how to reduce organizational and individual risk in behavioral health settings.
Introduction to HIPAA: On-Demand Training
This introductory Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) training provides information on the basics of HIPAA and helps you understand how it applies to your organization.
Motivational Interviewing (MI) with Children, Youth, and Families
This interactive training equips behavioral health professionals, educators, and family-serving providers with practical, trauma-informed strategies to strengthen engagement, navigate ambivalence, and support collaborative change. Participants will build developmentally responsive MI skills that improve communication, family participation, and treatment engagement across clinical, school, healthcare, and community settings.
What’s New With HIPAA
Stay current with evolving HIPAA requirements and upcoming regulatory changes impacting behavioral health organizations. This practical webinar reviews key updates related to compliance audits, privacy practices, PHI access timelines, security safeguards, encryption standards, and patient rights to help organizations strengthen compliance and reduce risk.
Integrating DBT and EMDR: Practical Strategies for Stabilization and Trauma Care
Integrate DBT and EMDR skills to strengthen stabilization and trauma-informed care. This applied workshop equips clinicians with practical, ethical strategies to enhance safety, assess readiness, and support emotional regulation, delivering flexible, evidence-informed tools you can use immediately across diverse clinical settings.
Cultural Formulation Interview from DSM-5: Putting the Person Before the Questions
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 intervention. The workshop intends to take the clinician beyond simply asking the questions and integrate the why.