UNC School of Social Work faculty, field instructors, doctoral students, and alumni serve as trainers for the SSW/AHEC Training Partnership. Listed below are upcoming workshops through the SSW/AHEC Training Partnership. Many of these workshops are available via livestream. For registration and other details click the links below or contact the Area Health Education Center that is hosting the workshop. For additional continuing professional development programming being offered by the NC AHEC program, please go to their website.
- Peace of Mind: Mental Health Disorders- Symptoms, Signs, and Interventions
- Potential Youth Violence: Behavioral Indicators, Prevention, and Intervention
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2023 I/DD Services Conference: Building Blocks for the Future in Practice
- 2023 Substance Use Services Conference
- Youth Risk Behavior: Responding to and Assessing Adolescent Suicide
- Mental Health Disparities Among African Americans
- Adolescent Technology Use: Addiction, Culture, or Both
PIEDMONT AHEC (formerly Greensboro AHEC)
SOUTH PIEDMONT (formerly Charlotte AHEC)
- Increasing Social Emotional Competence of Children
- Resilience Focused Motivational Interviewing
- The Impact of ACEs on Autistic Individuals
- Adolescent Technology Use: Addiction, Culture or Both?
- Cultivating Resilience in Challenging Times: Strategies for Caregivers and Professionals
- Treating Oppositional Defiant and Conduct Disorder
- Motivational Interviewing – Skill Building
- Children and Anxiety: Signs, Symptoms, and Strategies
- Potential Youth Violence: Behavioral Indicators, Prevention, and Intervention
- Microaggressions as an Ethical Issue in Clinical Practice
- When the Dam Breaks: Preventing and Planning for Mental Health Crises with People with IDD
- Accessible Reproductive Healthcare: Removing Barriers for Individuals with Disabilities
- Resilience Focused Motivational Interviewing
- Practical Applications of Mindfulness Strategies to Support Child and Adolescent Mental Health
- A Walk in My Shoes: Brief and Effective Cognitive Behavioral Strategies to Promote Effective Change
- Balancing Change and Acceptance: Use of Dialectical Behavioral Strategies in Work with Families
- Addressing Complex Boundary Dilemmas