Pre-Conference Sessions

Workshop Option 1: (9:00 am - 3:00 pm; cost associated with this workshop)

Project FORECAST is a unique simulation-based educational experience designed to help human services professionals develop trauma-informed strategies and perspectives. This workshop will better prepare participants for the complex challenges of trauma-informed care. Participants will observe, discuss, and make decisions that impact the rest of the simulation. All the while, defining problems, uncovering information, and working together to identify and evaluate possible solutions.

Please note: Additional registration and cost are required for this workshop, NOT included in full conference registration.

Workshop Option 2: (10:00 am - 12:00 pm panel discussion)

Experience CSHSE Accreditation: A Panel about the Benefits & Process: Join us for a panel featuring speakers from newly accredited CSHSE programs, moderated by CSHSE Board Members. Get insights on the accreditation process, self-study writing, site visit planning, curriculum enhancement, and more.

Please note: Additional registration is required for this workshop, NOT included in full conference registration.

Workshop Option 3: (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)

Sponsored by Preferra - "Prevention Works: Consequences of Not Managing Risk", This workshop enhances ethical competence and legal awareness by addressing key issues such as subpoenas, professional wills, billing, supervision, boundary management, and malpractice insurance. Learn to navigate complex legal landscapes while upholding high ethical standards, preventing severe professional consequences.

Please note: Additional registration is required for this workshop, NOT included in full conference registration.

Workshop Option 4: (9:00 am - 5:00 pm; cost is associated with taking this workshop)

Mental Health First Aid for Military, Veterans, and their Families by Dr. Braxton Morrison. Join our evidence-based early intervention training program, Mental Health First Aid for Military, Veterans, and their Families. This course equips participants with essential skills to assist individuals in the military community facing mental health or substance use challenges. It covers relevant mental health topics, military-specific risk factors, and strategies to break down stigma. Participants learn the MHFA Action Plan (ALGEE) and gain access to national, regional, and community mental health resources. Recommended for service members, veterans, military families, and anyone supporting this community. Topics include assessing suicide risk, active listening, providing reassurance, encouraging professional help, and promoting self-help strategies.

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Please note: Additional registration and cost are required for this workshop, NOT included in full conference registration.