This event is part of the Bradley Conference Spring 2021 series Dr. Holler will present on the impact of PTSD and ACE (also referred to as Big T and Little T) on neurocognitive functions focusing primarily on executive control. Initial review will include a...
Events
Behavioral Health Matters: Diversity Inclusion Project Showcase
Join us as we highlight SAMHSA’s Diversity Inclusion Project Showcase (DIPS), a new initiative that aims to increase a more diverse pool of historically marginalized populations to grant funding opportunities by providing the chance to showcase their goals and...
Behavioral Health Matters: Diversity Inclusion Project Showcase
Join us as we highlight SAMHSA’s Diversity Inclusion Project Showcase (DIPS), a new initiative that aims to increase a more diverse pool of historically marginalized populations to grant funding opportunities by providing the chance to showcase their goals and...
[Webinar] A Conversation with the National American Indian and Alaska Native PTTC
Hosted By: New England PTTC Join Scott Gagnon, Director of the New England PTTC as he interviews Dr. Anne Helene Skinstad and Sean Bear 1st during this one-hour special. This engaging hour-long discussion will focus on The National American Indian & Alaska Native...
[Webinar] CBD 101 for Prevention Professionals
Hosted By: New England PTTC Unsure of what CBD is and how it is related to cannabis and THC? In this webinar, Dr. Karen Simone will review the differences between CBD, THC and cannabis, what is the evidence for clinical use of CBD and how prescription CBD differs from...
[Webinar] A Circle Tied to Mother Earth: Supplementing EBPs with Culturally Relevant Material
Hosted By: New England PTTC Learn how the Institute for New England Native American Studies in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health developed a Native Youth focused supplement to add culturally relevant materials to an evidence-based...
Mental Health Needs of LGBTQIA+ Youth: What Parents Need to Know
RI Student Assistance Services & RI Department of Health w/ Dr. Alex Keuroghlian, MD, MPH To Register, Click Here
What on Earth were you Thinking??? Why Adolescents Take Risks
RI Student Assistant Services & RI Department of Health In emotionally and socially charged situations, adolescents are more likely to engage in risky behavior with negative, sometimes dangerous consequences. Hypersensitive to sensation or any experience that...
Making Lemonade Out of Lemons: Working with Anxiety and Uncertainty During COVID-19
RI Student Assistance Services & RI Department of Health Our brains are set up for survival, yet at its worst, this same mechanism can lead to anxiety and panic if left unchecked. At other times, we find ourselves eating more or constantly checking our news feeds...
[Webinar] Mental Health Needs of LGBTQIA+ Youth: What Educators and Others Need to Know
RI Student Assistance Services & RI Department of Health W/ Dr. Alex Keuroghlian, MD, MPH Click Here to Register