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Webinar Learning Community for HUD Rural and Unsheltered Grantees Session 1: Identifying the whole person care needs of the focus population
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This session will remind participants of the core values foundational to delivering evidence-based practices and orient them to available data sources to identify health and behavioral healthcare needs. Additionally, participants will learn more about using qualitative data informed by those with lived and living expertise.
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Webinar Office Hours: Supporting Resiliency in Housing and Health Professionals
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As a follow-up to the webinar on July 15, the presenters will host an Office Hours session to answer questions about promoting self-care and resiliency among staff.
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Webinar Supporting Resiliency in Housing and Health Professionals
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Join us for this webinar to learn about promoting self-care and resiliency among staff. Hear from subject matter experts on organizational well-being as they share tools and resources to support supervisors in engaging in their own self-care and encouraging it among supervisees.
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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 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.