All courses tagged “Format: In-Person”
September 2026
The 12th Annual Northern Michigan HIV Summit is a free, daylong educational conference hosted by Munson Healthcare’s Thomas Judd Care Center (TJCC), the region’s only holistic HIV care and prevention center and Northern Michigan’s only federally funded Ryan White program. Founded in 1994, TJCC provides medical care, prevention services, case management, support services, free confidential […]
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 to identify areas that may be perpetuating trauma responses in students, staff, and families. UPLIFT […]
This informative training explores the growing threat of sextortion and provides practical tools for prevention, response, and victim support. Participants will leave with practical information and educational resources to help protect and support students, families, and communities. Topics include: Types of sextortion and how offenders target victims Common victim and offender trends How quickly sextortion […]
This informative workshop was developed to build the knowledge and skills of nurses, counselors, social workers, hospice workers, clergy, chaplains, lay ministers, funeral directors and any health care professionals providing support and counsel to individuals experiencing traumatic grief. The concept of paradox in relationship to grief and mourning is essential to understand how mourners heal […]
Today’s youth navigate digital spaces where entertainment, communication, and exploitation often overlap. This training equips child advocacy professionals to understand how social media, gaming, pornography, and AI can enable grooming and exploitation. It explores the harms of hypersexualized media and pornography, and how offenders use technology, while promoting trauma-informed, evidence-based collaboration to better protect children […]
October 2026
Objectives Upon completion of this workshop, the participant will be able to: Define the concept of paradox in relationship to grief and mourning Explain the three forgotten truths Describe a number of influences on the paradoxes Understand the concept of the “Slow Grief Movement” About the Presenter Dr. Alan Wolfelt has been recognized as one […]
Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach parents, family members, caregivers, teachers, school staff, peers, neighbors and other caring citizens how to help an adolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing a mental health or addictions challenge or is in crisis. Objectives: Understanding risk factors of a variety of mental health challenges common among […]
Gentle Teaching Level 2 builds on the foundations introduced in Level 1 by helping participants apply Gentle Teaching principles in everyday interactions. Learners deepen their understanding of the four pillars (Safe, Loved, Loving, and Engaged), strengthen their use of the Gentle Teaching tools (eyes, words, hands, and presence), and develop practical skills for building meaningful […]
The University of Michigan Transplant Center holds the State of the Art: Kidney & Pancreas Transplantation course each year to update health care professionals on topics in kidney & pancreas transplantation. This year the course will be in person on Friday, October 2. After activity completion participants will be able to better educate their ESKD […]
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