All courses tagged “Format: In-Person”
November 2026
The PAM Conference provides attendees with learning opportunities on relevant topics, programs, and resources for parents and families. Join us in person for an exciting day of learning, networking, and collaboration. This one-day event features a keynote session, 4 additional breakout sessions with 5 workshops in each to choose from, exhibitors showcasing parenting programs and […]
Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias present complex challenges for nurses, individuals living with dementia, and their care partners. This evidence-based educational activity will provide nurses with current information on pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic approaches to dementia care, including emerging disease-modifying therapies, management of behavioral and psychological symptoms, and practical considerations for safe and person-centered treatment. Participants […]
For three decades, the Battering Intervention Services Coalition of Michigan (BISC-MI) has hosted one of the most respected gatherings in the field of domestic violence and battering intervention programs (BIPs). This year’s 30th Anniversary Conference is more than a milestone; it is a moment to come together, reflect on the roots of this work, and […]
Trauma can negatively impact physical, mental, emotional, and behavioral development and can have lasting effects on health and well-being well into adulthood. A trauma-informed approach can help school mental health professionals and other school staff to thoughtfully look at strategies and identify areas that may be perpetuating trauma responses in students, staff, and families. UPLIFT […]
Teens and tweens present unique treatment challenges for play therapists. Adolescents are often harder to engage and may resist direct verbal communication. Play Therapy is often underused or misunderstood with adolescents. Some clinician association play therapy with young children, but play therapy is just as valuable a tool for adolescents. Many therapists have a limited […]
This workshop offers a thorough examination of how traumatic experiences fundamentally change the human body and brain. It explores how early life stress and relational trauma biologically reshape the autonomic nervous system. The workshop also delves into important neurobiological frameworks that explain the lasting effects of trauma. It is designed to guide participants through both […]
re:con is the premier event for Michigan professionals looking to revitalize themselves in their support of individuals with disabilities and other barriers. re:con will attract over 300 professionals from Community Service Providers, Michigan Rehabilitation Services, Michigan Bureau of Services for Blind Persons, Community Mental Health Agencies, Michigan Works! Agencies, Independent Living Centers, Michigan human services […]
December 2026
The U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) is committed to raising awareness and supporting training and services to address incidents of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Through the Training and Services to End Abuse in Later in Life Program, OVW provides grantees with an opportunity to work collaboratively […]
Are you looking for ways to build your own self-care and resiliency practices? Thoughtful strategies that you can use with your students (and maybe even colleagues) to build regulation skills? Join in for this full day workshop of The Community Resilience Model® – an evidence-based approach to wellness. CRM® trainings support the understanding of the […]
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