All Courses
Explore the full range of courses available on our website and unlock new opportunities for learning and growth. Whether you're looking to enhance your professional skills, pursue a personal passion, or gain practical knowledge in a new field, our careful designed courses offer something for everyone. Browse through each category to discover expert-led lessons, hands-on activities, and valuable insights that will help you reach your goals. Start exploring today and find the perfect course to take your next step forward.
Practice Considerations for Native Children, Youth, and Families
This course is designed to equip behavioral health professionals with the knowledge and skills to guide them in providing culturally sensitive and effective care to Native American children, youth, and families (CYF). Topics include the behavioral health status of Native CYF in Colorado, barriers to care, and relationality within a trauma-informed care framework. At the end of the course, you will also have the opportunity to apply your knowledge in a scenario activity.
Priority Populations (Topic)
Clinical Conditions (Topic)
Children, Youth & Families (Populations Served)
Tribal Nations (Populations Served)
Clinical & Non-clinical Supervisors (Learner Audience)
Billing & Records Personnel (Learner Audience)
Clinician & Providers (Learner Audience)
Educational/K-12 (Learner Audience)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Peer Support (Learner Audience)
Assisted Living/Elderly Care (Workplace)
Correctional Settings (Workplace)
Crisis & Walk-in Centers (Workplace)
Early Childhood (Workplace)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Judicial Settings (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
Schools & Education (Workplace)
Shelter/Housing Services (Workplace)
APA Credits (Credit Type)
Intermediate/Bachelor’s (Training Level)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
Administrative & Leadership (Training Level)
31-90 Mins (Course Length)
Prospective Payment System Reconciliation
An overview of the HCPF prospective payment system reconciliation process and relevant timelines, including when the reconciliation process applies and for which providers; the fiscal implications; and how providers work with MCEs to minimize potential financial challenges.
Policy & Licensure (Topic)
Clinical & Non-clinical Supervisors (Learner Audience)
Psychotropic Medication Guidelines for Children and Youth
This course provides an overview of Colorado's Psychotropic Medication Guidelines for children and youth, including those related to health assessments, psychiatric exams, procedures for obtaining informed consent, and prescribing practices and oversight for psychotropic medications. The related content and activities are designed to help attendees gain knowledge of the state's requirements, standards, and best practices, in order to increase their ability and confidence in navigating and adhering to these Guidelines in their role as youth behavioral health providers working in Colorado.
Children, Youth & Families (Topic)
Clinical Conditions (Topic)
Priority Populations (Topic)
Children, Youth & Families (Populations Served)
Neurodiversity & Disability (Populations Served)
Co-ocurring Disorders (Populations Served)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Clinician & Providers (Learner Audience)
Educational/K-12 (Learner Audience)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
APA Credits (Credit Type)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
31-90 Mins (Course Length)
Race & Behavioral Health: Asian Americans
This course will delve into the unique experiences of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States while recognizing the immense diversity within this population. You will gain the knowledge and skills to effectively engage in various behavioral health settings to improve your cultural responsiveness. We will achieve this by examining cultural differences, challenging biases, and learning how to create inclusive environments.
Priority Populations (Topic)
Children, Youth & Families (Populations Served)
Older Adults (Populations Served)
Clinical & Non-clinical Supervisors (Learner Audience)
Clinician & Providers (Learner Audience)
Educational/K-12 (Learner Audience)
First Responders (Learner Audience)
Justice Personnel (Learner Audience)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Peer Support (Learner Audience)
Assisted Living/Elderly Care (Workplace)
Correctional Settings (Workplace)
Crisis & Walk-in Centers (Workplace)
Early Childhood (Workplace)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Judicial Settings (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
Residential & Rehab (Workplace)
Schools & Education (Workplace)
Shelter/Housing Services (Workplace)
No Credits Offered (Credit Type)
Foundational/Entry Level (Training Level)
Intermediate/Bachelor’s (Training Level)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
Administrative & Leadership (Training Level)
Policy & Legislative (Training Level)
31-90 Mins (Course Length)
Race & Behavioral Health: Latin Americans/Hispanics
This course will provide you with the knowledge, insights, and practical tools necessary to navigate the nuances of Hispanic and Latin American cultures within the U.S. context. Through a lens of cultural humility, we will delve into effective communication strategies, examine potential biases, and foster inclusive practices that promote mutual respect and understanding.
Priority Populations (Topic)
Children, Youth & Families (Populations Served)
Older Adults (Populations Served)
Clinical & Non-clinical Supervisors (Learner Audience)
Clinician & Providers (Learner Audience)
Educational/K-12 (Learner Audience)
First Responders (Learner Audience)
Justice Personnel (Learner Audience)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Peer Support (Learner Audience)
Assisted Living/Elderly Care (Workplace)
Correctional Settings (Workplace)
Crisis & Walk-in Centers (Workplace)
Early Childhood (Workplace)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Judicial Settings (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
Residential & Rehab (Workplace)
Schools & Education (Workplace)
Shelter/Housing Services (Workplace)
No Credits Offered (Credit Type)
Foundational/Entry Level (Training Level)
Intermediate/Bachelor’s (Training Level)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
Administrative & Leadership (Training Level)
Policy & Legislative (Training Level)
31-90 Mins (Course Length)
Race & Behavioral Health: Multiracial Americans
This course explores the complex interplay between identity, behavioral health, and well-being within the context of individuals who embody multiple racial backgrounds. We will delve into the nuances of cultural identity, societal perceptions, and the intersection of diverse backgrounds on mental health outcomes.
Priority Populations (Topic)
Children, Youth & Families (Populations Served)
Older Adults (Populations Served)
Clinical & Non-clinical Supervisors (Learner Audience)
Clinician & Providers (Learner Audience)
Educational/K-12 (Learner Audience)
First Responders (Learner Audience)
Justice Personnel (Learner Audience)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Peer Support (Learner Audience)
Assisted Living/Elderly Care (Workplace)
Correctional Settings (Workplace)
Crisis & Walk-in Centers (Workplace)
Early Childhood (Workplace)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Judicial Settings (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
Residential & Rehab (Workplace)
Schools & Education (Workplace)
Shelter/Housing Services (Workplace)
No Credits Offered (Credit Type)
Foundational/Entry Level (Training Level)
Intermediate/Bachelor’s (Training Level)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
Administrative & Leadership (Training Level)
Policy & Legislative (Training Level)
< 30 Mins (Course Length)
Race and Behavioral Health 101
This course examines the intersection of race and behavioral health in Colorado. You will increase your understanding of the unique challenges faced by communities of color and the cultural factors that influence help-seeking behaviors and treatment outcomes. Topics will include the impact of racial discrimination on behavioral health, cultural beliefs and values related to mental health and substance use, and strategies for addressing behavioral health disparities and improving treatment outcomes.
Throughout the course, you will self-reflect and examine your biases and assumptions about race and mental health. Consistent with the Culture and Behavioral Health foundational course, this course intends to continue your lifelong journey of developing cultural competence and responsiveness.
Priority Populations (Topic)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Assisted Living/Elderly Care (Workplace)
Correctional Settings (Workplace)
Crisis & Walk-in Centers (Workplace)
Early Childhood (Workplace)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Judicial Settings (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
Residential & Rehab (Workplace)
Schools & Education (Workplace)
Shelter/Housing Services (Workplace)
No Credits Offered (Credit Type)
Foundational/Entry Level (Training Level)
Intermediate/Bachelor’s (Training Level)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
Administrative & Leadership (Training Level)
Policy & Legislative (Training Level)
31-90 Mins (Course Length)
Race and Behavioral Health: Black and African Americans
This course explores the behavioral health of Black and African Americans. It's specifically designed for behavioral health professionals who want to better understand the historical trauma and present-day discrimination that still affect the health outcomes of this population. Additionally, the course will help develop your cultural responsiveness when interacting with Black and African Americans.
Priority Populations (Topic)
Children, Youth & Families (Populations Served)
Older Adults (Populations Served)
Clinical & Non-clinical Supervisors (Learner Audience)
Clinician & Providers (Learner Audience)
Educational/K-12 (Learner Audience)
First Responders (Learner Audience)
Justice Personnel (Learner Audience)
Medical/Hospital Personnel (Learner Audience)
Peer Support (Learner Audience)
Assisted Living/Elderly Care (Workplace)
Correctional Settings (Workplace)
Crisis & Walk-in Centers (Workplace)
Early Childhood (Workplace)
First Responders (Workplace)
Hospitals & Acute Care (Workplace)
Judicial Settings (Workplace)
Primary Care & Integrated (Workplace)
Outpatient & Community (Workplace)
Private Practice (Workplace)
Residential & Rehab (Workplace)
Schools & Education (Workplace)
Shelter/Housing Services (Workplace)
APA Credits (Credit Type)
Foundational/Entry Level (Training Level)
Intermediate/Bachelor’s (Training Level)
Advanced/Licensed (Training Level)
Administrative & Leadership (Training Level)
Policy & Legislative (Training Level)
31-90 Mins (Course Length)