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Understanding the Intersection of Public Health and Behavioral Health Treatment

An overview of the intersection of public health and behavioral health treatment, including the role of public health in identifying and addressing the risk factors and health disparities associated with mental health conditions and substance use disorders.

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Using a Wide-Angle Lens: Two Evidence-Based Approaches that Focus on Youth at Risk and Their Families

An overview of the utility of Functional Family Therapy and Multisystemic Family Therapy approaches to serving Colorado's youth and their families. Includes a discussion of application, similarities and differences.

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Veteran and Military-Affiliated Care for Behavioral Health Providers Series

The courses in this series provide behavioral health providers with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to effectively support Veterans and military affiliated populations in community care settings.

Content addresses key challenges such as barriers to care, mental health concerns, trauma exposure, frequent relocations, and family separations. The series also equips providers to navigate suicide prevention, connect families to vital resources from the DoD and VHA, and promote resilience within these populations. Through a focus on protective factors and tailored treatment considerations, learners gain critical insights for enhancing care for those who have served our nation and their families.

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Veterans Assessment and Treatment Practices

The percentage of Veterans in Colorado surpasses the national average, standing at 7.4% (U.S. Census, 2020). Our Veterans have served and sacrificed for our nation and deserve the very best care. This course is designed to provide you with knowledge, tools, and insights to support Veterans in the community care setting. It covers barriers to care, protective factors, and treatment considerations for Veterans. Additionally, you will gain information and skills to navigate suicide prevention when serving this population group.

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Veterans Experiencing Homelessness or Houselessness

The goal of this course is to offer a deep dive into the foundational knowledge, evidence-based practices, and the intricate intersections and complexities inherent in addressing homelessness among Veterans. Through the lens of trauma-informed care and strength-based practices, participants will explore the biopsychosocial aspects of veteran homelessness, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of care. Additionally, this course will examine the innovative strategies and models employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs and community-based partners to combat homelessness and housing instability among veterans, empowering participants to contribute meaningfully to these crucial efforts.

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We Can't Do It Alone and We Don't Have To: Advancing Mental Wellbeing and Connecting Communities to Care with Behavioral Health Workforce Extenders

An overview of the roles of community health workers, peers, crisis professionals, and qualified behavioral health assistants including the differences in their respective roles and information to support the extender role.

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Who's on First? Understanding State Agency Roles in Colorado's Behavioral Health Services

An introduction to public sector behavioral health in Colorado, roles and responsibilities of BHA and HCPF, funding sources for Medicaid and non-Medicaid services, and regulatory and statutory accountability.

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Who's On Second? What's a RAE and BHASO, Why Do They Matter for Colorado Behavioral Health Services?

An introduction to the purpose and role of intermediaries including Managed Care Entities (MCEs) and BH Administrative Service Organizations (BHASOs), and how they work with BHA, HCPF, and behavioral health providers. MCE references Regional Accountable Entities (RAEs) and Managed Care Organizations (MCOs).

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Women Experiencing Homelessness or Houselessness

The goal of this course is to empower learners with a profound understanding of caring for women experiencing homelessness. By the course's conclusion, participants will be adept at recognizing and comprehending the intricate complexities associated with providing care in this context.

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