Events (List View)
Beyond the Frontlines: Opportunities, Challenges, and Breakthrough Technologies for First Responder Mental Health
The webinar will include a review of the most advanced AI enhanced mixed reality technologies currently being used for treating first responders.
DBT Skills: The Value of Validation
Kathryn Broge, LICSW, shares the science behind validation and why it works, offers examples of how to validate the experiences of those we love, along with our own, and answers questions about how to practice validation in challenging interactions.
Understanding Persistent Depressive Disorder
Discuss the signs and symptoms of persistent depressive disorder, what causes it, and who is at risk.
Lunch & Learn: Healing Attachment Wounds - Working with Foster Care and Adopted Youth
This workshop is perfect for social workers, counselors, and school staff seeking to better support foster care and adopted youth in their journey towards healing.
Attachment Theory: Managing Emotions through Connection
Learn the types of emotional support children need from infancy through adolescence, and the tools caregivers need to provide what each stage needs.
Remote Work and Mental Wellness
Explore the psychological advantages and challenges of remote work and learn how to maximize focus, productivity, and well-being.
Talk Saves Lives: Supporting Our Veterans
An educational program for audiences to learn about the impact of suicide among veterans, along with practical ways to recognize warning signs of suicide, navigate tough conversations, and connect veterans to support in ways that respect their autonomy.
Research Connection Program
Suicide-associated loci regulating molecular traits and their interaction with environmental factors
Stigma in the Workplace
Learn tips for correcting negative perceptions and reducing stigma in this one-hour seminar.
Supporting the Mental Health of Student Athletes
Cali Werner, LCSW, shares ways to spot signs and symptoms of mental health challenges in athletes, discusses how we can talk to our kids about mental health, and answers questions about how we can all work toward lessening the pressures student athletes feel from all angles.
Turning Local Health Programs into Lasting Community Impact
This series will bring together healthcare providers, researchers, and community leaders to learn from one another and engage in discussions to explore practical solutions.
Talk Saves Lives Supporting Our Veterans
60-minute educational program for general audiences to learn about the impact of suicide among veterans, along with practical ways to recognize warning signs of suicide, navigate tough conversations, and connect veterans to support in ways that respect their autonomy.
Night Owls
Night Owls is your evening space to reset, connect, and care for yourself alongside fellow members of this community who just get it.
NAMI Family Support Group Online Training
Friday, October 24 – Sunday, October 26, 2025
NAMI Family Support Group Online Training
Friday, October 24 – Sunday, October 26, 2025
NAMI Family Support Group Online Training
Friday, October 24 – Sunday, October 26, 2025
Love & Relationships
Together, we’ll explore common challenges in communication and intimacy, as well as share strategies for building a stronger, more connected relationship.
When OCD and Eating Disorders Overlap: Understanding the Connection
Attendees will leave with greater confidence in spotting concerns early and seeking the right professional help.
Research Connection: Improving Prevention of Youth Suicide Clusters: A Systems Approach
Join us for an AFSP Research Connection Program, where you will have the opportunity to engage in a conversation with a researcher about their work and about suicide prevention.
Conversations That Protect: Supporting Kids and Families Through Mental Health Challenges
Together, we’ll explore strategies for building trust, creating safety, and supporting resilience in your family—always with compassion and without judgment.
Dream with Intention: How Nonprofits Can Stand Out to Gain Funding
Through a virtual community of practice, MHCC seeks to engage Texans in meaningful conversations and work collectively to tackle these challenges.
My Journey: Healing from Domestic Violence
We know how complex this issue can feel, but you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Building a Mental Health “Program”
This is one of our Core Modules required for Wellness Champion Certification.
CPAN Webinar Series: Depression: What Every PCP Should Know
Primary Care Physicians currently demonstrate a significant gap in knowledge and clinical competence regarding the identification and management of mental health disorders in youth. This professional practice gap is primarily attributed to insufficient training and limited access to mental health resources. As a result, PCPs often serve as the first point of contact for families dealing with adolescent mental and behavioral health issues, yet they report lacking the necessary skills to effectively screen, assess, and treat conditions such as depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and behavioral disorders. This series aims to enhance PCPs’ capabilities in recognizing and managing mental health conditions to improve outcomes for youth within their clinical practice.
At the conclusion of this activity, the participants should be able to:
Know the criteria of major depressive disorder according to the DSM 5.
Understand how to diagnose depression in the pediatric primary care setting.
Discuss the risk factors and clinical features of depression.
Understand initial assessment that needs to be completed.
Discuss screening for suicide and non-suicidal self-injury including safety planning.
Describe non-pharmacological and pharmacological interventions for the treatment of depression.
Strategies to De-escalate Children in Distress
Learn to recognize the stages of emotional escalation in children and discuss de-escalation strategies and self-regulation skills with a licensed therapist.
"I Don't Need Help!" Supporting People Who Can't See Their Mental Illness
Discuss the reasons why people refuse mental health care and how to respond & cope.
PeriPAN ECHO Series: Suicide Prevention Interventions for Women
The program will include instruction in screening, interventions, care coordination, trauma-informed care, and other critical maternal health topics.
OCD 101: Understanding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
It’s not a quirk—it’s a condition that deserves understanding and proper care.
Talk Saves Lives: una introducción a la prevención del suicidio para las comunidades latinas e hispanas
Una presentación para la comunidad que incluye lo que sabemos sobre esta principal causa de muerte, la investigación más reciente sobre prevención y las estrategias que pueden ayudar a salvar vidas.
Understanding Seasonal Depression
Learn practical ways to manage symptoms & support others in this one-hour seminar with a licensed therapist.
Estrategias para un Servicio Informado sobre el Trauma (en Español)
Este curso muestra cómo las prácticas de atención informada sobre el trauma pueden mejorar las relaciones entre los feligreses, los clientes, los pacientes y los empleados, y ayudar a las congregaciones y organizaciones a evitar que se vuelva a traumatizar a quienes han sufrido traumas en el pasado.
Planning for the Tough Stuff
Led by Dr. Kristen Vescera, a combat veteran and expert in veteran mental health, this session offers a supportive space to gain insights and prepare for the conversations that matter most to your family’s well-being.
Webinar: Changing Our Mental and Emotional Trajectory (COMET) Community Training
COMET is a community-based intervention to activate community members and provide them with language, tools, and confidence to intervene when they notice someone around them is unwell, and before a mental health crisis occurs.
Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Survivors of Suicide Loss
A one-hour presentation, available in-person or virtually, designed to provide participants with information, resources, and practical guidance on how to support someone who has experienced a recent loss to suicide.
Decoding Distress – BPD, PTSD, and the Fine Line Between
Gillian C. Galen, PsyD, provides an overview of borderline personality disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, shares tips for understanding what sets them apart, and answers questions about the conditions’ shared symptoms, such as emotional dysregulation.
Fall Mind Matters: Lock Arms For Life
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and this Mind Matters session focuses on the vital topic of reducing access to lethal means.
PeriPAN Webinar Series: Assessing Suicide Risk and Implementing Safety Measures in Perinatal Mental Health
Participants can expect engaging discussions on evidence-based practice and care.
Responding to Children in Crisis
Empower yourself with the tools to navigate crises with confidence and care.