This webinar provides a broad overview of the psychosocial elements involved in the transition to fatherhood and men's perinatal mental health. It examines how father involvement impacts the family system through real-world examples, and presents evidence-based approaches for engaging fathers with perinatal services, their children, and their partners during pregnancy and early parenthood. Learning objectives:...
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All community members are welcome! Questions? Email jescrivner@ua.edu
Addressing the Problem before it's a Problem: Proactively Mitigating Behaviors in Autism Spaces will prepare attendees with evidence-based strategies for engaging with challenging behaviors across the autism spectrum. These strategies are designed to proactively support de-escalation, transitions, and other challenges while also strengthening family support, education, and person-centered interventions. The session will also educate participants on...
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Free event - all are welcome! Questions? Email jescrivner@ua.edu
Addressing the Problem before it's a Problem: Proactively Mitigating Behaviors in Autism Spaces will prepare attendees with evidence-based strategies for engaging with challenging behaviors across the autism spectrum. These strategies are designed to proactively support de-escalation, transitions, and other challenges while also strengthening family support, education, and person-centered interventions. The session will also educate participants on...
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College students and young adults face unique academic, social, financial, and transitional challenges that can contribute to increased mental health concerns and suicide risk. This webinar will explore risk and protective factors within this population while highlighting evidence-based approaches to early identification, intervention, and suicide prevention. Participants will learn how higher education institutions, healthcare and...
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All community members are welcome! Questions? Email jescrivner@ua.edu
Addressing the Problem before it's a Problem: Proactively Mitigating Behaviors in Autism Spaces will prepare attendees with evidence-based strategies for engaging with challenging behaviors across the autism spectrum. These strategies are designed to proactively support de-escalation, transitions, and other challenges while also strengthening family support, education, and person-centered interventions. The session will also educate participants on...
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Free event - all are welcome! Questions? Email jescrivner@ua.edu
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is an emergency mental health intervention designed to teach everyday people how to recognize and respond to warning signs of a suicidal crisis, functioning much like CPR does for a physical medical emergency. After the QPR training, you will be able to:
Addressing the Problem before it's a Problem: Proactively Mitigating Behaviors in Autism Spaces will prepare attendees with evidence-based strategies for engaging with challenging behaviors across the autism spectrum. These strategies are designed to proactively support de-escalation, transitions, and other challenges while also strengthening family support, education, and person-centered interventions. The session will also educate participants on...
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Youth suicide is a growing concern, and no single sector can tackle it alone. This webinar brings together educators, healthcare and behavioral health providers, public health professionals, social workers, and community partners to examine risk factors, real-world access barriers, and the role technology plays in youth mental health today. Participants will gain practical, evidence-based strategies...
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Description: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs) are very common and usually 'invisible', but there is little awareness and few resources for those impacted by them. As children and adults with FASDs interact with services and systems, there is a risk that their support needs may not be acknowledged, understood, or implemented. In this training, Nate Sheets will provide you with important...
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Free event - all are welcome! Questions? Email jescrivner@ua.edu
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is an emergency mental health intervention designed to teach everyday people how to recognize and respond to warning signs of a suicidal crisis, functioning much like CPR does for a physical medical emergency. After the QPR training, you will be able to:
