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Webinar Trauma-Informed Outreach Learning Community Session 1: Trauma-Informed Care: Responding to the Trauma of Homelessness
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This session will provide foundational information on trauma and the fundamentals of providing Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) from the lens of working to engage and provide services for people with behavioral health needs who are also experiencing homelessness.
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Webinar Methamphetamine and the Transition to Housing: Strategies to Support People to Thrive in Permanent Housing
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Join us as we release the Guide to Methamphetamine Use, Treatment, and Housing Considerations for People Experiencing Homelessness and discuss best practices for supporting the transition to housing.
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Webinar Integrating Behavioral Health Supports into Respite Care for People Experiencing Homelessness
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This webinar will highlight different models of medical respite care and approaches to providing high-quality behavioral health services. Program representatives will discuss issues related to addressing stigma and training staff, and participants will learn more about the model’s whole-person care approach.
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Webinar Whole-Person Care for People Experiencing Homelessness and Opioid Use Disorder
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In this webinar, we introduce the Whole-Person Care for People Experiencing Homelessness and Opioid Use Disorder Toolkit, a new resource to support and assist people experiencing homelessness and OUD with a whole-person care approach that supports and facilitates the recovery journey and a fulfilling life in their communities.
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Webinar Taking a Trauma-Informed Approach with Events of Escalation
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Join SAMHSA’s Homeless and Housing Resource Center as our panelists explore using trauma-informed, compassionate, and respectful de-escalation techniques when aiding participants and staff during and after events of escalation.