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Training Course Whole-Person Care for Opioid Use Disorder
This course is accredited for 3 CEUs from NASW and provides foundational information about the neurobiology and prevalence of opioid use disorder (OUD), the whole-person care framework and best practices, treatment and recovery support for OUD, and supporting housing stability for individuals with OUD. The focus throughout will be on individuals who are experiencing homelessness and OUD.
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Webinar Serious Mental Illness and Homelessness
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This webinar will feature three panelists in a roundtable discussion about serving individuals with serious mental illness who are experiencing homelessness.
Training Course Serious Mental Illness and Homelessness
This course is accredited for 1.5 CEUs from NASW and focuses on recognizing, assessing, and treating serious mental illness (SMI) among adults experiencing homelessness. The course provides an overview of the symptoms of and treatment for major mental illnesses, discusses common co-occurring physical health conditions, and provides best practices for trauma-informed engagement.
Fact Sheet Promoting Self Care and Resilience Among Supervisees: Infographic
This infographic highlights best practices in promoting self-care and resilience among housing and health professionals.
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Toolkit Building Resiliency: A Guide for Supervisors of Housing and Health Professionals
This guide is designed to help supervisors identify approaches for the prevention and intervention of secondary traumatic stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout among staff; enhance staff resiliency; support and celebrate health and well-being; and explore policies, procedures, and activities to promote organizational wellness and well-being.
Training Course Introduction to Treatment Models and Engagement
This course is accredited for 3 CEUs from NASW and provides foundational level information about treatment models and engagement strategies that support individuals who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness who have serious mental illness (SMI), serious emotional disturbance (SED), substance use disorders (SUDs), and/or co-occurring disorders (CODs).
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Toolkit Whole-Person Care for People Experiencing Homelessness and Opioid Use Disorder: Toolkit Part 2
This guide focuses on understanding the neurobiology of opioid use disorder (OUD) and the treatment and recovery pathways for OUD. The guide covers best practices for referrals and warm handoffs, as well as assistance in meeting basic needs such as income, food, and mainstream benefits.
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Toolkit Funding Supportive Housing Services for People with Behavioral Health Needs: Federal Resources
This paper highlights how behavioral health and homeless service systems can familiarize themselves with federal funding resources to improve access to the full array of housing-related services and supports (HRSS).
Article Self-Care Assessment Tool
Use this tool to rate how you practice self-care activities and explore how you can incorporate more wellness into your life.
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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 Homelessness and Opioid Use Disorder: Best Practices for Whole-Person Care
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In this session, panelists will provide a brief overview of the toolkit, Whole-Person Care for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Part 2 and engage in a roundtable discussion of best practices.
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Webinar Office Hours: Funding Supportive Housing Services for People with Behavioral Health Needs
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In follow-up to the webinar on June 29, presenters will host an Office Hours session to answer questions about funding supportive housing services using Medicaid and SAMHSA resources.
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Webinar Funding Supportive Housing Services for People with Behavioral Health Needs: Key Federal Resources
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This webinar will offer practical information about key federal resources available through Medicaid and SAMHSA that can be used to pay for many of these supportive housing services.
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Webinar Disaster Response Planning for Homeless Service Providers
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People experiencing homelessness face unique challenges and barriers that complicate and intensify in disaster situations. Planning for disaster response is essential for people experiencing homelessness who have behavioral health conditions and the providers that serve them.
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Webinar Trauma-Informed Outreach Learning Community Session 4: Providing Behavioral Health Care in Unsheltered Environments
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This session will offer information, examples, and guidance on conducting behavioral health care assessments and providing behavioral health services in encampments and other unsheltered environments.
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Webinar Trauma-Informed Outreach Learning Community Session 3: Making the Connection to the Homelessness Response System
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This session will help participants understand the basics of Coordinated Entry and how to connect people to housing and housing-related resources in the homeless response system.
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Webinar Trauma-Informed Outreach Learning Community Session 2: Best Practices for Person-Centered Outreach
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This session will cover best and emerging practices for conducting outreach and engagement with individuals experiencing SMI, SED, SUD, or COD who are also experiencing homelessness.
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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.
Article Learning Community: Trauma-Informed Outreach and Engagement
In this four-part series, attendees will learn 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.