Suicide Prevention in Youth
Provides an overview of the topic of suicide, signs and symptoms in youth, and how professionals and caregivers should respond in times of crisis. The training will dive into the rates of youth suicide, risk factors, and proactive steps to take for prevention. Will include a discussion on self-harm and social media. This training has many resources to utilize, as well as being useful for concerns of suicidal ideation in adults as well.
Facilitated by Zia Freeman, MA, LMHC Community Educator with Coordinated Care
https://centene.zoom.us/meeting/register/gUMATpZsRHOmRcjJi_lb0Q
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Apple Health/Coordinated Care Overview
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Naloxone and Fentanyl: A detailed discussion
Naloxone has become a popular item for folks to carry and use in case of an Opioid overdose in users, but many do not really know what it does or the best way to use it. In addition, the Opioid Fentanyl has grown in popularity for adults, and it is often added to other drugs unbeknownst to the user, (often youth), which makes it even more dangerous. Learn more about the history of Fentanyl in this training, details of how to use Naloxone, where to obtain it, and recommendations on how to provide aid to others. Content developed by Mark Varela,SUDP, Addictions Systems of Care Liaison with Coordinated Care.
Facilitated by Zia Freeman, MA, LMHC Community Educator with Coordinated Care
When: Apr 3, 2026 12:00 – 02:00pm
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https://centene.zoom.us/meeting/register/rCgQnH0YQ2SlYLSd-XqEFA
Whole Brain Care
This training introduces participants to the functions of the brain, the effects of the brain’s mirror neurons, and how the brain hemispheres impact specific behaviors. Explained in a fun and simple way with ideas to share with young people of all ages about how their unique brain sometimes has a “mind of its own!” This training uses the teachings of Dan Siegel, MD
https://centene.zoom.us/meeting/register/z8qG5ITKRymDfjQDvii14g
Trauma Informed Care: Being an Advocate for Youth
Training developed by National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN)
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Trauma Informed Care: Connections & Healing
Children (like adults) often define themselves through their connections. If they have been moved often, pulled from those they are connected and attached to, is it any wonder they feel and act fragmented from their lives? This in turn potentially opens the door for further trauma and disconnection. This Trauma Informed training discusses ways for caregivers and professionals to help a child develop connections, practical tips on communicating about trauma and help the child build a strength-based understanding of their personal story.
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https://centene.zoom.us/meeting/register/NYCRhJNbS5SSyQKSJ33wig
Sexual Health in Foster Care and Adoption
Sexual Health in Foster Care examines reproductive and sexual health in relationship to Child Welfare System children. Foster and older adopted youth often have higher rates of risky sexual behavior, negative sexual health outcomes & sexual exploitation. They often become sexually active earlier than their peers, without being emotionally or physically ready to deal with the potential challenges this can create. This training will help participants better understand the sexual health needs of youth with a background of trauma and how they can help meet these needs.
Facilitated by Zia Freeman, MA, LMHC Community Educator with Coordinated Care
https://centene.zoom.us/meeting/register/kgQGhe43RkOXaT5U7l-Lrg
Caregiver Support Group – virtual:
https://centene.zoom.us/j/93339639459?pwd=OCtNMlllY1pZNWRvZ0ZId0tHM3ZVdz09