As nonprofit professionals, we work in high-pressure environments, often supporting individuals who have experienced trauma. We spend so much time caring for others, but how do we take care of ourselves?
Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.
Intentional Parenting is a mindfulness-based approach to family leadership that incorporates a review of the basic challenge and confusion facing families today, 20th century parents, parenting 21st Century children in this socio-political technological economic context, post-pandemic. The seminar includes lunch.
Change is inevitable, but leading it effectively is a skill. In this dynamic and interactive workshop, nonprofit leaders will gain the tools to navigate transformation, inspire teams, and drive lasting impact. Learn how to overcome resistance, communicate a compelling vision, and create a culture of adaptability--all while staying true to your mission.
The overall objective of the 2025 BIANJ Annual Seminar is to provide an educational opportunity to professionals working with individuals affected by brain injury through workshops related to research, clinical innovations and strategies, rehabilitation, and advocacy.
Attendees will gain access to a wealth of resources to support pregnant individuals in overcoming substance use challenges and promoting healthy outcomes for families.
NJIMHC is a first-of-its-kind conference that brings together practitioners and leaders in mental health, behavioral health, and holistic wellness for a full day of continued education, professional development, networking, and an opportunity to earn up to 6 CEUs.
Level II consists of 22 60-minute small group supervision sessions every other week for one year and a 3-day Advanced Workshop. Must have completed Level 1 (two-part Introductory ABFT Workshops) to participate.
This is a video training library designed to increase your knowledge about psychosis and help you recognize symptoms and behaviors in youth and young adults
The New Jersey Division on Civil Rights (DCR) offers trainings aimed at preventing and addressing discrimination through its Education and Training Unit.
Reducing access to lethal means, such as firearms and medication, can determine whether a person at risk for suicide lives or dies.
On Demand Seizure First Aid and Recognition Training for School Personnel is available 24/7. After you finish the training you will receive a proof of completion. Available in English and Spanish