Join us for an all-new SELF-ADVOCACY CONVENTION, planned and hosted by self-advocates across Oregon. Brought to you by Disability Rights Oregon and The Arc Oregon. This multi-day event will take place in person at The Graduate Hotel in Eugene. Scholarships and grants will be available to cover registration fees, travel, and lodging for self-advocates. More […]
Instructor(s): Kelli Downey (she/her) Are you a direct support professional looking to strengthen your compassionate approach to the work you do? Trauma Informed Care (TIC) is a strengths based approach that helps us engage with our work in non-judgmental, safe, and collaborative ways. Join us for this interactive training to learn more about trauma informed […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton & Alice Massey Adult Mental Health First Aid consists of self-paced learning by completing modules 1-9 on Mental Health First Aid Connect, followed by 6.5 hours of instructor-led training. Mental Health First Aid is an early intervention public education program. It teaches adults how to recognize the signs and symptoms that suggest […]
Instructor(s): Melissa Ballard-Batiste, LCSW Join us for this training series! This workshop focuses on cultural humility to improve cultural competence and how it improves relationships in counseling and case management. Participants will be able to:
Instructor(s): Jennifer Cork, LCSW Participants will learn to recognize signs of anxiety in children, understand anxiety disorders, and discover tools to help kids self-regulate and manage stress. Participants will be able to:
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton Every person has the right to learn and one of the ways we learn is bytaking risks in life. It is important to understand the concept of dignity of risk, and how to assist people with supported decision-making. We take risks every day and by helping someone think through decisions and weigh […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton Many of us go into the human services field because we have an immense passion for helping others and serving our communities. However, we aren’t always aware of how supporting others can take a toll on our own well-being. This training will introduce the concepts of compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma, but […]
Instructor(s): Melissa Ballard-Batiste, LCSW Join us for this training series! This workshop focuses on cultural humility to improve cultural competence and how it improves relationships in counseling and case management. Participants will be able to:
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton & Jennie Heidrick Adult Mental Health First Aid consists of self-paced learning by completing modules 1-9 on Mental Health First Aid Connect, followed by 6.5 hours of instructor-led training. Mental Health First Aid is an early intervention public education program. It teaches adults how to recognize the signs and symptoms that suggest […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton Many of us go into the human services field because we have an immense passion for helping others and serving our communities. However, we aren’t always aware of how supporting others can take a toll on our own well-being. This training will introduce the concepts of compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma, but […]
Instructor(s): Jennifer Cork, DSW, LCSW Autism 101 reviews basic information about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) including the symptoms, causes, treatments, and an overview of how you can support someone with autism. Participants will gain an understanding of: • describe the basic traits of autism and ways that development may vary from child to child […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton Every person has the right to learn and one of the ways we learn is bytaking risks in life. It is important to understand the concept of dignity of risk, and how to assist people with supported decision-making. We take risks every day and by helping someone think through decisions and weigh […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton Many of us go into the human services field because we have an immense passion for helping others and serving our communities. However, we aren’t always aware of how supporting others can take a toll on our own well-being. This training will introduce the concepts of compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma, but […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton Every person has the right to learn and one of the ways we learn is bytaking risks in life. It is important to understand the concept of dignity of risk, and how to assist people with supported decision-making. We take risks every day and by helping someone think through decisions and weigh […]
Instructor(s): Lindsay Dutton & Alice Massey Adult Mental Health First Aid consists of self-paced learning by completing modules 1-9 on Mental Health First Aid Connect, followed by 6.5 hours of instructor-led training. Mental Health First Aid is an early intervention public education program. It teaches adults how to recognize the signs and symptoms that suggest […]
Instructor(s): Melissa Ballard-Batiste, LCSW Join us to learn how to manage workplace conflicts and get to workplace resolutions. We will learn how to communicate effectively in tense spaces to de-escalate and build positive work environments. Participants will be able to: • Identifying the challenge• Communication inside of tense spaces• De-escalation• Resolving […]
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