More Information on the Summit to Come!
Washington State Community Connectors (WSCC) supports a statewide community of family members, youth, and system partners who are dedicated to improving the availability and
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More Information on the Summit to Come!
Washington State Community Connectors (WSCC) supports a statewide community of family members, youth, and system partners who are dedicated to improving the availability and impact of child and family behavioral health services. WSCC provides training and technical support for family-led organizations and Family, Youth, and System Partner Roundtables (FYSPRTs) that advocate for the needs of children and families and provide peer support services. We also host events such as our Annual Children’s Behavioral Health Summit, Family Training Weekend, and General Membership Meetings to provide opportunities for networking, resource sharing, and education about current trends and issues in children’s behavioral health systems and services.
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Time
All Day (Monday)
Location
Yakima
Organizer
Washington State Community Connectorshttp://wsccsupport.org/
This website brings together practical and current tools, strategies, and information designed to help physicians and other health care providers in Washington State care for children and youth with special health care needs and their families.
Join Dr. Arturo Brito, Children Health Fund’s president and CEO, on Zoom each month for a discussion with special guests — including experts from the frontlines —
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Join Dr. Arturo Brito, Children Health Fund’s president and CEO, on Zoom each month for a discussion with special guests — including experts from the frontlines — about issues facing children across our country each and every day.
Children’s Health Fund Vision: To ensure that all children receive the healthcare they deserve and need to thrive and succeed.
Children’s Health Fund leads a national network to bring comprehensive healthcare to children growing up in under-resourced communities and advocates for the health and well-being of all children.
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Time
(Wednesday) 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Location
Online
Organizer
Children's Health FundChildren’s Health Fund leads a national network to bring comprehensive healthcare to children growing up in under-resourced communities and advocates for the health and well-being of all children.
Sessions offered October 7th – December 16th, 2022. Learn More ➞
Overview
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) show higher rates of mental health concerns
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Sessions offered October 7th – December 16th, 2022. Learn More ➞
Overview
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) show higher rates of mental health concerns than the general population. However, they have been historically underserved by behavioral health agencies. One reason they are commonly turned away from mental health services is because clinicians express a lack of knowledge and confidence to work with this population. Training activities offered in this track will focus on adaptation of commonly used therapeutic strategies to be utilized with clients with IDD and co-occurring mental health concerns. Training will focus on increasing skills and knowledge that providers can immediately use with their clients and share with their colleagues to better serve this population.
Increase knowledge and skills in treating co-occurring mental health conditions among individuals with IDD, to increase clinicians’ confidence in serving this population.
Apply adaptations of commonly used therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for individuals with IDD to aid them in processing information and behavioral strategies.
Include voices of those with lived experience to improve care for historically underserved communities, highlighting the value and importance of serving this population.
Goals
Increase knowledge and skills in treating co-occurring mental health conditions among individuals with IDD, to increase clinicians’ confidence in serving this population.
Apply adaptations of commonly used therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for individuals with IDD to aid them in processing information and behavioral strategies.
Include voices of those with lived experience to improve care for historically underserved communities, highlighting the value and importance of serving this population.
Sessions
All times in Pacific Time (PT)
Friday, October 7th, 9 a.m – 4 pm
Working with Clients with IDD and Mental Health Concerns: An Introduction
Molly Cevasco, PhD; Marie Loeb, MSW, LICSW, LMHC, CMHS, DMHS; Jim Mancini, CCC-SLP; Alana McVey, PhD
The purpose of the Mental Health Institute is to train and expand the knowledge base of the behavioral health workforce to increase equity and inclusion for underserved populations in Washington state.
Specifically, the Institute is designed to provide training and support to Washington State health care providers who work with:
Children, youth and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and behavioral health needs
Each training track will provide multiple sessions of live teleconference workshops focused on a specific topic area related to the track. The sessions will use interactive teaching strategies like breakout rooms, role plays, audiovisuals, etc., to foster an environment of a collaborative learning community. Lived experiences from impacted communities will be highlighted throughout the workshops as a pedagogical strategy. Considerations around diversity, equity, and inclusion and social determinants of health will be addressed in each track.
You are not required to attend every session within a particular track, and you may register for sessions within any track.
