uPCOMING WORKFORCE, EDUCATION AND TRAINING DATES

• Addressing Substance Abuse and Trauma: With a Youth Focus - A Trauma Informed Care Training
  • May 31 via Webex
  • This training focuses on improving the co-occurring treatment of trauma and substance use issues, as well as the integration of both issues when only one condition is under treatment. Evidence-based practices will be identified, and foundational skills will be practiced during the session.  Three (3) Continuing Education (CE) credits are available for CAMFT, CCAPP, CBRN, and Cultural Competency.
  • To register please visit www.training.reliaslearning.com. 

 

• Consumer/Peer and Family Advocate Movement Training
  • June 6 from 1-3 p.m. or June 13 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. via Webex
  • This training provides an overview of the history of the Peer/ Consumer Family Movement from the Asylums leading to Recovery. We will also review Peer Certification in the State of California and Specifically San Bernardino County due to the passage of SB 803. This is presented by the Office of Consumer and Family Affairs and facilitated by Lauretta Ross and Jennifer Esparza.  
  • To register please visit www.training.reliaslearning.com.  Outside partners, please email Cultural_Competency@dbh.sbcounty.gov for information.  

• ​Recovery, Resilience and Wellness Training
  •  July 6 from 1-3 pm and/or July 26 from 9-11 a.m. via Webex
  • This training is presented by Cultural Competency Advisory Committee (CCAC) Consumer and Family Members Awareness Subcommittee and facilitated by the Office of Consumer and Family Affairs (OCFA). This training is accredited for 2 Cultural Competence training hours. 
  • To register please visit http://dbh.training.reliaslearning.com. Outside partners, please email Cultural_Competency@dbh.sbcounty.gov for information.  
  • Objectives - Upon completion of this training session, attendees will be able to:
    •  Define and Understand Recovery, Resilience and Wellness
    • Explain the history of the “Medical model”
    •  Explain the “Recovery Model” and identify its meanings
    •  Identify different strategies for “Walking in Recovery”

For questions, please contact Workforce Education & Training at 800-722-9866.