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SUMMARY:RIPRC's Mental Health Training Series: Prevention of Adolescent Anxiety Disorders
DESCRIPTION:This is the first training in the RIPRC’s virtual Mental Health Training Series! \nGoal: Gain a strong foundation on the characteristics of adolescent anxiety disorders to support prevention efforts and the wellbeing of adolescents in RI. \nLearning Objectives:\n1) Be able to understand the impact of anxiety disorders on teens.\n2) Be able to identify anxiety disorders in teens.\n3) Be able to understand the mechanisms maintaining teen anxiety.\n4) Be able to understand the primary and secondary interventions for teen anxiety disorders. \nPresenter: Danielle Black\, Ph.D.\nDr. Danielle Black is a compassionate therapist\, academic leader\, and sought-after speaker. She is the founder of and owner of her own private practice after a 13 year career at the Family Institute at Northwestern University.  She has extensive expertise in anxiety disorders in both children and adults.  Dr. Black obtained a Ph.D in clinical psychology from the University of Maryland Baltimore County and trained at the prestigious Kennedy Krieger Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore MD.  She completed her fellowship training at Northwestern University specializing in family therapy and child and adolescent therapy.  During Dr. Black’s tenure at Northwestern University\, she served in many roles including the Assistant Director of Anxiety Research\, Director of the Child and Adolescent Program\, Director and Founder of the Child and Family Clinic\, Training Director of the Postdoctoral Fellowship\, and Assistant Professor within the MFT spell out! graduate program.  Dr. Black has published over a dozen peer-reviewed scientific papers focused on topics within family therapy and the treatment of anxiety disorders across the lifespan. Dr. Black is a respected and well-regarded speaker on the topic of anxiety to both professional audiences and lay audiences.  Dr. Black’s professional speaking engagements include Rush Memorial Hospital\, COMPASS health system\, and Northwestern University.  She has also spoken extensively to various parent groups\, schools\, and private institutions including:  The Joffery Ballet Pre-Professional Program\, University of Chicago Lab School\, Latin School\, Highcrest Middle School\, and New Trier Parenting Group. \nTo register for this training\, click here.
URL:https://www.riprc.org/event/riprcs-mental-health-training-series-prevention-of-adolescent-anxiety-disorders/
LOCATION:Zoom\, None
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SUMMARY:Cultural Competency: A Process Versus a Destination
DESCRIPTION:3 CEUs*: (SW\,CD\, MHC)\nThis is a collaborative training provided by the RIPRC and the SUMHLC. \nCultural competence requires that organizations have a defined set of ethics and principles\, and demonstrate behaviors\, attitudes\, policies\, and structures that enable them to work effectively cross-culturally. Achieving cultural competence is a process\, not an end point. Participants will:\n• Define a Vision and Goals for Cultural Competence\n• Examine the Cultural Competence Continuum Using the Example of LGBT Behavioral Health\n• Explore How to Conduct a Cultural Audit\n• Understand What Means to be a Culturally Competent Organization / Culturally Inclusive Community \nPrice – $300\nLocation – For location information\, please contact the Substance Use and Mental Health Leadership Council of RI at 401-521-5759 \nRegister here. \n*PLEASE NOTE: In order to receive a CEU Certificate\, each participant must complete a Pre-Test BEFORE arriving at this training\, and complete a Post Test and Evaluation within one week after the training. (Instructions will be provided)
URL:https://www.riprc.org/event/sample-event/
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