Virtual Events Mental Healthcare

The Salon is a University of Birmingham initiative that hosts a monthly virtual discussion for all. They partner with industries to drive innovation, improve global health, tackle climate change, and address...

This presentation aims to equip professionals with the necessary skills to aid individuals and families during a mental health crisis. It covers key concepts, self-care, and how to support those assisting...

Migraine headaches affect many African Americans, but only a small number receive proper treatment. Limited research on the inequity of care contributes to misdiagnosis and delayed treatment. This webinar...

This is the first session of the Perinatal Mental Health Learning Series. About the Series: Perinatal Mental Health Learning Series: Strategies and Considerations for Behavioral Health and Health Care...

Understanding Mental Disorders: Personality Disorder, Anxiety, & Depression aims to describe how the brain produces behavior and how learned patterns of behavior become a personality, list the personality...

Marijuana has been legalized for medicinal or recreational use in a majority of states and the chances of you working with patients who use cannabis is higher than ever! But you have more questions than...

Peer delivered interventions for older adults with mood disorders are effective and accepted. Patrick J. Raue, PhD, a Professor at the University of Washington, conducts research on behavioral interventions...

The course Understanding Depression & Bipolar Disorder explores the causes, treatments, and cures for depression, studying its impact on the body and mind, including the link between depression and suicide,...

Mid-America MHTTC is sponsoring and presenting at the annual Nebraska School Mental Health Conference.The conference has gone virtual due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but attendees will still get to hear...

Increase understanding of mental health stigmas and their connection to gun violence portrayed in past and present media.

A symposium is organized by the Memory Center monthly, specifically for health professionals and researchers.

Despite targeted programs and increased awareness, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color still experience disparities in mental health diagnosis and treatment. This webinar focuses on the specific disparities...

Compared to cisgender individuals, transgender people face greater risks of depression, anxiety, and suicide, with the LGBTQIA+ community having the highest prevalence of mental health problems.

Life can become complex, leaving us feeling overwhelmed with choices and decisions. Rebekah Demirel's Wisdom To Know The Difference offers trauma-informed decision-making techniques, exploring personal...