Training and Events Calendar

10:00 AM This training is designed to build knowledge and skills for professionals working with youth at risk for or currently using nicotine products. Participants will learn how to provide effective health education aimed at reducing nicotine use among youth, recognize potential health complications related to early nicotine exposure, and explore two evidence-based interventions for treating nicotine/tobacco use disorders in adolescents. Additionally, the session will review three practical communication approaches to help initiate and sustain open, honest conversations with youth about nicotine and vaping. Click here to register or learn more!

01:00 PM This training provides an overview of cannabis use trends in the United States and explores both the potential risks and benefits of cannabis use in the adult population. Participants will learn to identify key symptoms of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome and gain insight into strategies for managing cannabis dependency and withdrawal. Click here to register or learn more!

09:30 AM Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach how to help an adolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing a mental health or addictions challenge or is in crisis. The course introduces common mental health challenges for youth, reviews typical adolescent development, and teaches a 5-step action plan for how to help young people in both crisis and non-crisis situations. Click here to view the training flier.

01:00 PM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

10:00 AM This training focuses on increasing awareness and clinical knowledge around cannabis use among youth in the United States. Participants will examine current data on youth cannabis use, compare at least three common cannabis products and routes of administration, and learn to recognize symptoms of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. The session also highlights two evidence-based interventions that support cannabis cessation in adolescents. Click here to register or learn more!

10:00 AM Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Interface Training teaches participants about adverse childhood experiences, toxic stress, and how adversity in childhood can impact adult health. Learn the steps to address trauma, how to create safe environments and improve relationships so that healing can begin and allow all children to reach their full potential. Click here to view the training flier.

01:00 PM This training is designed to enhance participants’ understanding of the various formulations of cannabis and their associated health impacts. Attendees will learn to identify at least three common cannabis product types, evaluate product labels including THC:CBD ratios, and understand how different formulations influence user experience and health outcomes. The session also covers how to provide effective health education and harm reduction strategies to address problematic cannabis use. Click here to register or learn more!

09:00 AM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

10:00 AM This specialized training focuses on the relationship between cannabis use and psychosis, with an emphasis on early identification, intervention, and long-term care. Participants will learn to identify risk factors for psychosis and psychotic-like experiences related to cannabis use, recognize the clinical features of cannabis-induced psychosis, and describe at least two interventions for managing acute episodes. The session also explores strategies to reduce long-term harm and support recovery in individuals with a history of cannabis-related psychosis. Click here to register or learn more!

01:00 PM This training is designed to enhance participants’ knowledge of cannabis use among youth, with a focus on product potency, health outcomes, and harm reduction. Attendees will explore the roles of THC and CBD in determining the strength and effects of cannabis products commonly used by youth, recall three key health outcomes linked to youth cannabis use, and identify potential risks and adverse effects. The session also introduces foundational strategies to help mitigate the harms associated with youth cannabis use. Click here to register or learn more!

01:00 PM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

09:00 AM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

08:00 AM In partnership with SpiritWorks Foundation the HTDPC will be hosting the Hoops For Hope Basketball Tournament. Would you like to volunteer, be a vendor, or have your team participate? Please let us know! More event details to follow! Click here to view the Save the Date!

01:00 PM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

09:00 AM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

01:00 PM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

09:00 AM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

01:00 PM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.

09:00 AM This training is intended to assist state agencies, community partners and behavioral health providers in better understanding, communicating and effectively interacting with military members, veterans, and their families. Click here to view the training flier.