This training will provide an overview of how to recognize when someone is struggling with a behavioral health issue & support them. Topics include: Warning signs for mental illness, how…
Please join Dr. Tyler Jones from Beacon Health Options as he discusses the use of Psychotropic Medications and Medication Assisted Recovery for women who are pregnant or considering pregnancy in…
Join Beacon Health Options as they host Achieving True Self as they Discuss The Impact of Bullying Through the Lifespan: Facts, Figures, and Coping Strategies This training will discuss bullying…
This training will provide an overview on identifying a mental health crisis, and strategies and techniques to mitigate a crisis. Topics include: risk assessment, contacting emergency services, de-briefing and de-escalation…
Many of us are left to wonder what exactly spirituality is or how it can impact mental health. This interactive webinar will guide you through what spirituality is, how it…
“Tobacco Cessation and Behavioral Health” takes place on Thursday, March 24, 2022 from 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Join Rachel Bowden and Sydney Starr from Adagio Health as they discuss the relationships between behavioral health and tobacco use. In addition to providing resources to quit tobacco, Rachel and Sydney will discuss how tobacco companies target those with mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders and disparities that exists.
Matthew Wintersteen from Thomas Jefferson University’s Department of Psychiatry & Human Behavior will enlighten us on 988. His presentation will focus on Pennsylvania’s efforts to grow our response to the anticipated call volume increase, as well as related efforts to expand the crisis continuum in the commonwealth.
Please plan to join this special presentation. Jennifer Ritchey, from Beacon Health Options and Rachel Shuster from Highmark Wholecare will share their recovery journeys.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be fading, real risks remain. This presentation will cover how to protect ourselves and build resiliency as we adapt to the ‘new normal