Children, Youth and Families

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Popular Courses

High-Quality Biopsychosocial Assessments

This course aids learners in writing robust assessments that accurately and holistically capture a client's strengths and needs while incorporating historical information and current presentation in a culturally, linguistically, and trauma-informed manner.

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Home and Community Based Services: The What, Who, How and Why of HCBS for those living with BH Conditions

An overview of what Home and Community Based Services are, who is eligible for them, how and where they can be provided, and why they are a valuable part of the care continuum for those with behavioral health conditions.

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Identifying Trauma Symptoms in Children Aged 0-5

Infants and young children experience trauma and adversity, and it happens right here in Colorado. This course is designed to equip you with knowledge, tools, and insights to support infants, toddlers, and preschoolers in the community care setting. It covers various types of trauma and their short and long-term consequences. Additionally, you'll gain practical experience in recognizing signs and symptoms of trauma in infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.

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Identity, Trauma, and Resilience: Mental Health in 2SLGBTQIA+ Communities

This course offers behavioral health providers a trauma-informed perspective on the mental health experiences of 2SLGBTQIA+ adults, emphasizing the significant impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Drawing on data showing high ACEs prevalence among 2SLGBTQIA+ Coloradans, especially trans and non-binary individuals, the course explores how early-life challenges rooted in identity non-acceptance continue to affect mental health throughout adulthood. Participants will learn to define key terms and concepts related to 2SLGBTQIA+ identities and trauma across different adult stages. The course also examines the effects of heteronormativity, workplace discrimination, and community exclusion, equipping providers with the skills to implement trauma-informed, culturally sensitive practices. The goal is to foster a supportive environment that acknowledges the complexity of 2SLGBTQIA+ identities and trauma, ultimately enhancing care and outcomes.

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Improving Health Care Equity, Access, and Outcomes for Coloradans Through Health First Colorado

An overview of federal Medical Assistance Programs, policy changes brought about by the Affordable Care Act, and First Colorado and CHP+ general eligibility requirements, who the programs serve, program benefits, and delivery systems.

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Incorporating Inclusivity: Strategies for Cultural Humility in Action

An overview of the knowledge and skills necessary for understanding and fostering cultural humility in behavioral health practices, including recognizing personal biases and assumptions, and effective communication strategies.

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Increasing Access and Expanding Organizational Capacity for individuals with Co-Occurring Disabilities

An overview of working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including evidence-based practices, fundamental building blocks to deliver effective services and efforts the state is making to enhance access.

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Individuals Experiencing Homelessness or Insecure Housing

This course aims to reduce the stigma related to homelessness and mental health in order to break down barriers to care and reduce gaps in healthcare related to this population.

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Individuals Experiencing Physical Disabilities

The CDC reports that 1 in 4 adults in Colorado have some type of disability and face a range of barriers when it comes to receiving adequate healthcare. This course is designed to provide you with insights, strategies, and tools (e.g., disability-competent care assessment tool) to provide disability-competent health support to people experiencing a physical disability.

This course aims to:

break down disability legislation

provide an overview of accessibility through the lens of disability-competent care

give solutions to improve practices

provide an opportunity to reflect

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