Live Instructor-Led Training & Group Consultation

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According to recent studies, approximately 5% of adults in the US experience PTSD each year (VA.gov), and an estimated 6.8% will develop PTSD at some point in their lives (National Institute of Mental Health). Women are more likely to develop PTSD than men, and veterans have the highest rates of prevalence. Lifetime prevalence of TBI among adults is estimated at 18.2% (Karamian A, Lucke-Wold B, Seifi A, 2024) and individuals with TBI, particularly those resulting from trauma, are at increased risk for PTSD.

This webinar will present an overview of PTSD, explore how PTSD and brain injury intersect in adults, and highlight critical differences between the two. Designed for brain injury program staff and other community providers, this session will help participants strengthen understanding, improve treatment strategies, and promote integrated, person-centered care.

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Partner program announcement – We are pleased to share this opportunity.

All our welcome to join us for Raising Black Children in the Digital Age: Culture, Technology and Liberation, a FREE dynamic four-part virtual conversation series where Black parents discuss their experiences of raising children in today’s world. This is a welcoming and authentic space for sharing ideas, stories, and ways of knowing and being. We will explore our similar and different experiences and our many different ways of being Black parents and/or raising Black children. Through a lens that centers Black children’s experiences and futures, this series will look at how parents, educators, and communities navigate the challenges and opportunities of our increasingly digital world while affirming Black children’s humanity, agency, and cultural heritage. 

Episodes are the following Mondays, from 3–4 pm ET / 12–1 pm PT:

• February 2, 2026 – AI, Social Gaming, and Social Media: Impacts on Black Children’s Development
• February 9, 2026 – Rooted in Love: Empowering Black Parents to Build Healthy Communities and Connections
• February 23, 2026 – Afrofuturism as a Space of Black Parental Socialization
• March 2, 2026 – Supporting Black Children’s Agency and Self-determination

This free series is part of BTC’s Family-to-Family Real Talk Program. Sign up for one or all conversations! All are welcome to join in!

All conversations have live Spanish translation and captioning available.

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Application closed January 2, 2026.

The Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) is a clinical framework that emphasizes suicide-specific risk assessment and intervention. 

Description

Partner program announcement – We are pleased to share this opportunity.

All our welcome to join us for Raising Black Children in the Digital Age: Culture, Technology and Liberation, a FREE dynamic four-part virtual conversation series where Black parents discuss their experiences of raising children in today’s world. This is a welcoming and authentic space for sharing ideas, stories, and ways of knowing and being. We will explore our similar and different experiences and our many different ways of being Black parents and/or raising Black children. Through a lens that centers Black children’s experiences and futures, this series will look at how parents, educators, and communities navigate the challenges and opportunities of our increasingly digital world while affirming Black children’s humanity, agency, and cultural heritage. 

Episodes are the following Mondays, from 3–4 pm ET / 12–1 pm PT:

• February 2, 2026 – AI, Social Gaming, and Social Media: Impacts on Black Children’s Development
• February 9, 2026 – Rooted in Love: Empowering Black Parents to Build Healthy Communities and Connections
• February 23, 2026 – Afrofuturism as a Space of Black Parental Socialization
• March 2, 2026 – Supporting Black Children’s Agency and Self-determination

This free series is part of BTC’s Family-to-Family Real Talk Program. Sign up for one or all conversations! All are welcome to join in!

All conversations have live Spanish translation and captioning available.

Description

Partner program announcement – We are pleased to share this opportunity.

Research has shown that children with problematic sexual behavior who receive this treatment have only a 2% chance of committing sex offenses in the future and are no more likely to act out sexually than peers who never had problematic sexual behaviors. This program also includes a focus on creating a community based PSB program that will educate and engage community partners on Problematic Sexual Behaviors, PSB-CBT treatment, and how these partners can play a role in helping these children.

Learn more about this opportunity!

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Partner program announcement – We are pleased to share this opportunity.

Community engaged research (CER) is a collaborative approach between researchers and individuals with lived expertise, whose often under-recognized voices are centered in conducting research, decision-making, and disseminating evidence-based knowledge and meaningful resources. This webinar highlights how the Center for Community Inclusion and Reflective Collaboration (The CIRC Center) has successfully empowered community partners with lived expertise of mental health conditions—from the Young Adult Advisory Board (YAB)—to co-produce research and dissemination projects. We will describe our experiences and share reflections on over a year of these established roles from the perspective of our community partners. Attendees will gain an understanding of how our community partners’ contributions have accelerated CIRC Center research and knowledge translation projects to date and how these projects have impacted our community partners by fostering professional development and a sense of community. Presenters: Davy Yue, Joshua Calarino and Tracy Neville

Description

Partner program announcement – We are pleased to share this opportunity.

All our welcome to join us for Raising Black Children in the Digital Age: Culture, Technology and Liberation, a FREE dynamic four-part virtual conversation series where Black parents discuss their experiences of raising children in today’s world. This is a welcoming and authentic space for sharing ideas, stories, and ways of knowing and being. We will explore our similar and different experiences and our many different ways of being Black parents and/or raising Black children. Through a lens that centers Black children’s experiences and futures, this series will look at how parents, educators, and communities navigate the challenges and opportunities of our increasingly digital world while affirming Black children’s humanity, agency, and cultural heritage. 

Episodes are the following Mondays, from 3–4 pm ET / 12–1 pm PT:

• February 2, 2026 – AI, Social Gaming, and Social Media: Impacts on Black Children’s Development
• February 9, 2026 – Rooted in Love: Empowering Black Parents to Build Healthy Communities and Connections
• February 23, 2026 – Afrofuturism as a Space of Black Parental Socialization
• March 2, 2026 – Supporting Black Children’s Agency and Self-determination

This free series is part of BTC’s Family-to-Family Real Talk Program. Sign up for one or all conversations! All are welcome to join in!

All conversations have live Spanish translation and captioning available.

Description

Successful TF-CBT treatment for youth with complex trauma will be explored, as it impacts pacing and each of the PRACTICE components of the model. A themes-based approach to gradual exposure will be reviewed along with tools for earlier integration of the Safety component of the model. A roadmap to the number of TF-CBT sessions focused on the PRAC/coping skills will be shared, with additional strategies offered. 

Audience: This no-cost TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) Advanced Training is intended for all CBHC, CMHC, CBHI & BHHL-affiliated therapists possessing a master's or doctoral degree in a mental health profession who provide therapy to children impacted by trauma and who have previously completed TF-CBT training or are currently enrolled in a TF-CBT Learning Community.

When and Where:

• Chose from one of two dates: December 2, 2025 or February 24, 2026
• Virtual live webinar - 10:00-2:00 PM EST

CE Credits: Free CE credits provided to Psychologists, Social Workers, and LMHCs.

Description

Partner program announcement – We are pleased to share this opportunity.

All our welcome to join us for Raising Black Children in the Digital Age: Culture, Technology and Liberation, a FREE dynamic four-part virtual conversation series where Black parents discuss their experiences of raising children in today’s world. This is a welcoming and authentic space for sharing ideas, stories, and ways of knowing and being. We will explore our similar and different experiences and our many different ways of being Black parents and/or raising Black children. Through a lens that centers Black children’s experiences and futures, this series will look at how parents, educators, and communities navigate the challenges and opportunities of our increasingly digital world while affirming Black children’s humanity, agency, and cultural heritage. 

Episodes are the following Mondays, from 3–4 pm ET / 12–1 pm PT:

• February 2, 2026 – AI, Social Gaming, and Social Media: Impacts on Black Children’s Development
• February 9, 2026 – Rooted in Love: Empowering Black Parents to Build Healthy Communities and Connections
• February 23, 2026 – Afrofuturism as a Space of Black Parental Socialization
• March 2, 2026 – Supporting Black Children’s Agency and Self-determination

This free series is part of BTC’s Family-to-Family Real Talk Program. Sign up for one or all conversations! All are welcome to join in!

All conversations have live Spanish translation and captioning available.