Children, Youth and Families
"Get Out & Stay Out!" Maintaining Care After Discharge
An overview of basic cost reporting concepts, existing resources for cost reporting, how cost reports inform the Prospective Payment System (PPS) rate, and timeline considerations for implementing a cost reporting process.
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"Get Out & Stay Out!" Maintaining Care After Discharge
An overview of basic cost reporting concepts, existing resources for cost reporting, how cost reports inform the Prospective Payment System (PPS) rate, and timeline considerations for implementing a cost reporting process.
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"Get Out & Stay Out!" Maintaining Care After Discharge
An overview of basic cost reporting concepts, existing resources for cost reporting, how cost reports inform the Prospective Payment System (PPS) rate, and timeline considerations for implementing a cost reporting process.
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"I Can Help You!" Serving Populations with Complex Behavioral Health Needs
An overview of complex needs BH providers may encounter, best practices to utilize and challenges they may experience when serving populations who have one or more complex needs.
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"Nothing for Me Without Me": Why and How to Engage Clients in Co-Designing Models of Care
An overview of assertive community treatment (ACT) eligibility and core principles, and specific services offered within the ACT model of care.
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2SLGBTQIA+ Individuals Experiencing Homelessness or Houselessness
The goal of this course is to empower learners with a profound understanding of caring for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals experiencing homelessness. By the course's conclusion, participants will be adept at recognizing and comprehending the intricate complexities associated with providing care to 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals experiencing homelessness.
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Ableism in Healthcare: Recognition and Response
This course addresses the pervasive issue of ableism in healthcare. People with disabilities face significantly worse health outcomes than those without: Adults with disabilities are four times more likely to report poor health than the general population (40.3% versus 9.9%). By the end of the course, participants will gain a deeper understanding of ableism's impact on health and learn strategies to create a more inclusive healthcare environment.
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Affirming Care and Resilience for 2SLGBTQIA+ Youth
Our course aims to provide foundational knowledge, contextual understanding, and data-driven insights to support the wellbeing of 2SLGBTQIA+ youth. Participants will explore affirming care, understand barriers, and engage in discussions about hopes, dreams, and resilience. By envisioning a positive future, we strive to empower young people to embrace their identities and build a life filled with purpose and fulfillment; and strive to support mental health providers in working alongside youth toward that vision.
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Aging Individuals Experiencing Homelessness or Houselessness
This course is centered around the intersection of aging, homelessness, mental health, and trauma. Its primary objective is to address the unique needs of individuals who are experiencing homelessness in Colorado. The course offers a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by older adults in homeless populations, including the accelerated onset of chronic illnesses, substance use disorders, incarceration, and mental health conditions. The course emphasizes trauma-informed care, which means participants will learn how to approach interactions with sensitivity and understanding. They will also learn to recognize the complex histories and experiences that may contribute to the mental health struggles of this population. Participants will develop skills for building trust, establishing rapport, and providing effective support to aging individuals experiencing homelessness.
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