Course Description:

 Participants will be presented with an overview of the opioid epidemic to include current trends and related data. This course discusses overdose recognition and response.

• Discuss/Review Opioids and Opioid Epidemic
• Review and understand signs of an overdose
• Discuss and understand an overdose response

Who should attend?

Community Members
Families impacted by Opioid Crisis
Behavioral Health Professionals
Law Enforcement
Medical Professional
Students
Peer Coaches

Note: You will receive Zoom link information following registration via email. 

Each session will cover the same training content. You will only need to choose one session to attend. 

For questions, contact us at training@lsfnet.org

This course provides participants a foundation for applying a culturally competent framework to both their professional and personal lives. Our training includes three modules: an introductory module, one on learning to understand our own culture and how we see the world, and finally a module learning how culture impacts our communication styles.

At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Define cultural and linguistic competency and related terms.
2. List three compelling reasons why cultural and linguistic competency is important to behavioral health and primary care in reducing health disparities and advancing health equity.
3. Describe the intersection among culture, world views, social determinants of health.
4. Develop cultural self-awareness and examine our own mental models about people who may experience life in ways that differ from their own.
5. Describe various models specific to identity and cultural competency development and its application to various contexts.
6. Explore their own communication style and understand how culture influences communication.
7. Identify various communication styles and communication barriers.

Who should attend?
Behavioral Health Professionals
Healthcare Professionals
Students
Peer Coaches 
Advocates

Please note: You will receive information for the Zoom link within 48 hours of the training date.

For questions, please e-mail us at training@lsfnet.org 

In these virtual trainings we will discuss how means matters as a comprehensive approach to suicide prevention. There will be a specific focus on access to firearms and medication. In this training, we will focus on:

• Understanding why lethality matters
• How to recognize warning signs that intervention may be necessary
• Role play intervention with clients 
• Discuss firearm safety and medication storage
• Collaborate on creative ways to put time and distance between an at-risk person and lethal means of suicide 

See below for training dates. For any questions regarding this training please contact us at training@lsfnet.org. 

*Note: You will receive the Zoom link to join this training within 48 hours of the training date. *

 Each training listed below will be a stand alone training so you will only need to attend once. We look forward to you joining us!

*This is a 16-hour, 2-day in-person training that will be held in Jacksonville Florida.This training is intended to be taken along with our Choices training course in order to satisfy all training requirements for the CRPS. Please visit the FCB website here for full details. See below for location and training details.*

Click here to register for the Choices training. 

About WRAP Training

WRAP Training is for anyone who wants to learn about WRAP® and begin to incorporate it into their life to improve personal wellness and achieve an improved quality of life. The course is designed to be highly interactive and encourage participation and sharing from all present. The course also lays a broad foundation for building a peer workforce. Successful completion of this course fulfills the prerequisites for being trained as a WRAP Facilitator.

Learning Objectives

Following successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Apply the Five Key Concepts of Recovery to their everyday life to improve their quality of life.
• Identify tools and action plans to counter the negative effects of life challenges and improve responses to disturbing thoughts and feelings to achieve improved states of wellness.
• Describe the history, foundations and structure of the Wellness Recovery Action Plan®.

*In-Person Event: Baywood Center- Building III*

9428 Baymeadows Rd
Ste 360
Jacksonville Florida 32256

Note: You will only need to choose one session to attend. Each training will cover the same content. 

Sessions to choose from:

• June Sessions
  • June 26th & June 27th 2024 from 930-430pm
• September Sessions
  • September 2nd & September 3rd 2024 from 930-430pm
• November Sessions
  • November 4th & November 5th 2024 from 930-430pm

For questions, please contact us at training@lsfnet.org.

In these virtual trainings we will discuss how means matters as a comprehensive approach to suicide prevention. There will be a specific focus on access to firearms and medication. In this training, we will focus on:

• Recognizing when to act
• Learning what can be done for an at-risk friend or family member
• Discuss connection to supportive resources and treatment
• Understand that reducing access to lethal means can safe a life

See below for training dates. For any questions regarding this training please contact us at training@lsfnet.org.  

*Note: You will receive the Zoom link to join this training within 48 hours of the training date. *

 Each training listed below will be a stand alone training so you will only need to attend once. We look forward to you joining us!

Attendance for all five days is required to receive certificate of completion. Choices in conjunction with WRAP training will satisfy the training requirement for CRPS certification in the state of Florida under the Single Source Training Provider. Please visit the FCB website by clicking here for more information on the certification. 

Three cohorts will be offered. Choose the date range that best fits your schedule. See below for details.*

The Certified Recovery Peer Specialist (CRPS) designation is an entry-level credential for persons who use their professional preparation in combination with their lived experience to help others achieve and maintain recovery from substance use and/or mental health conditions.  This is a five (5) day training for a total of 30- hours providing practical and experiential training on how to work as a peer specialist. There are three different endorsements of lived experience that certified professionals can add to the credential: 

This training satisfies the requirements for Florida Certification Board. Participant must attend all 5 days of the training in order to receive their certificate. 

Who should attend?

Peer recovery specialists, community workers, family advocates and any individuals working with the behavioral health population. 

 Note: Zoom link will be sent by trainers within 48 hours of the traning date. 

Questions? Contact us at training@lsfnet.org 

*Please note the training fee of $75.00 is non-refundable. Please ensure that you can commit to attendance prior to registration. Registration will close on November 25th 2024.*

Register here on Coursestorm via the link below, and an invitation to join iECHO will be sent to your email on file. Via iECHO, you will receive automated reminder emails, class emails, and the Zoom session link - which is generated one hour prior to each session. iECHO also offers access to previous recorded sessions, lecture PowerPoints, Case Study tips and tricks, and much more! 

https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1718308842122JL3L6N9ZOX

The Peer Supervision ECHO series is designed for all leadership roles supervising Peer Support Specialists, including Team Leads, Supervisors, Managers, and Directors. To receive full credit, participants must attend all sessions, which will be recorded.

Each registration requires the submission of a case presentation. This element enhances the learning experience by introducing real-life scenarios. Case presentations can focus on a challenge faced in supervision or a method that has proven to be effective. These presentations will be debriefed with Dr. Wade and other participants offering feedback, guidance, and other suggestions.To submit a case presentation, use the following link:

https://www.cognitoforms.com/LSFHealthSystems/LSFHSBehavioralHealthECHOCasePresentationRequestForm

Session Time: 10am-12pm EST on dates listed below
Session Dates & Topics:

• July 11th : Understanding the Role of Peer Supervision
• July 18th : Effective Communication & Feedback Skills for Peer Supervisors
• August 1st : Ethical Considerations in Peer Supervision
• August 8th : Self-Reflection & Self-Care for Peer Supervisors
• August 15th : Cultural Humility in Peer Supervision
• August 22nd : Facilitating Peer Led Supervision Groups
• August 29th : Building Resilience & Professional Development in Peer Supervision

Zoom link will be provided 1 hour prior to the session start time via "iECHO."

Instructions to sign up for iECHO will be emailed to you, following your registration completion. 

Register here on Coursestorm via the link below, and an invitation to join iECHO will be sent to your email on file. Via iECHO, you will receive automated reminder emails, class emails, and the Zoom session link - which is generated one hour prior to each session. iECHO also offers access to previous recorded sessions, lecture PowerPoints, Case Study tips and tricks, and much more! 

https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM17055217892512PJJ81V8BT 

Program Overview

Welcome to LSF's Health System's Behavioral Health ECHO Initiative, focusing on High Fidelity Wraparound Case Management. This program is funded by the Department of Children and Family Services and LSF Health Systems. Special thanks and recognition to our valued partnership with Collectively, Inc. and St. Augustine Youth Services (SAYS), for all their contributions - which help us make these types of trainings possible. 

Who should attend?

• Case ManagersWraparound Facilitators
• Team Leads
• Multidisciplinary teams
• Therapists
• Counselors
• Peer Specialists
• Other professionals providing/supervising direct services to families and children

 Upcoming Sessions:

• April 16th 2024 @ 10am: Wraparound and Education, Child Welfare and Probation Systems
• May 21st 2024 @ 10am: Crisis Planning with Families
• June 25th 2024 @ 10am: Engaging Youth in the Wraparound Process
• July 16th 2024 @ 10am: Wraparound and Trauma Informed Care: Words Matter