The Stigma Effect describes a conundrum where good-intentioned behavioral approaches to a social problem actually lead to worse effects. This presentation examines both the benefits and the negative unintended consequences […]
Research has shown that substance use, and in particular, both opioid and alcohol misuse, can increase suicide risk. This webinar will discuss how, and to what extent, substance use is […]
Designed for anyone who works with teenagers and adolescents, the Adolescent Symposium of Texas features a wealth of programming and learning opportunities specific to youth-related mental illness. This year, the […]
This webinar will discuss the impact of alcohol, cocaine, and amphetamine use during the COVID-19 pandemic. It will review the physiological effects of substance use disorders (SUD) and heightened susceptibility […]
Have you made a complaint, or had a complaint made against you? Want to understand the process now that a complaint of discrimination has been made? In our next “What […]
The goal of this project is to provide a standardized set of trainings and supervisory supports to service providing organizations that will: 1. improve outcomes for patients who have co-occurring […]
This session introduces participants to the CDC BRFSS, including its structure, administration, and usefulness in describing important public health issues for older adults and their caregivers. Older adults often experience […]
Free 1 CEU hour for Social Worker or for any questions, please contact pbpsychadmin@ttuhsc.edu. Zoom link: https://ttuhsc.zoom.us/j/8753365524 Meeting ID: 875-336-5524
Mental Health America of Greater Houston’s Integrated Healthcare Initiative is hosting its Understanding Integrated Care series again this Spring, virtually. Learning Objectives: Review Key Components, 4 quadrants, best practice models […]
Identify the history of mindfulness practice, incorporate healthy method(s)into personal and professional practices. RSVP
Early youth initiation and adult tobacco use are significantly associated with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and in fact, exposure to trauma in childhood and early adulthood can double an individual’s risk of lifetime smoking. In the Trauma […]
