Pathways to Recovery; How to Support Individuals by Meeting Them Where They Are

When: Friday, June 7th

Time: 1 - 4 pm, PST

Where: Virtual/Online

CEs Available: 3

Faculty: JK Costello

Description

Addressing stigma and bias is essential in recovery, as they can create barriers to seeking help and support. Emphasizing strength-based approaches promotes holistic care, focusing on individuals’ capabilities and well-being. Behavioral health professionals can enhance recovery by adopting a system of care approach that tailors to the unique needs of each person, fostering an environment of empowerment and resilience.

Learning Objectives

After taking part in this training, participants will be able to:

1. Discuss how stigma and bias can prevent recovery.
2. Identify strength-based approaches that support holistic care.
3. Discuss how behavioral health professionals can adopt a recovery system of care approach.

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Effective April 1, 2024, VTSC (Veterans Training Support Center) has implemented a new No-show & Attendance Tracking Procedure. 

Cancellation: If you find that you are unable to attend a workshop, please take the following steps:

Cancel Your Registration: If you know in advance that you won’t be able to attend, kindly cancel your registration.

Email Notification: Alternatively, you can email us at vtsc@dva.wa.gov at least 48 hours prior to the workshop date to inform us of your inability to attend.

Late Arrivals: Participants who arrive more than 30 minutes late will not be allowed into the classroom.

No-Show:

• In the event of a no-show, an email notification will be sent to the address you used to register for the training.
• If a VTSC participant accumulates three NO-SHOW incidents within a calendar year, they will become ineligible to attend any VTSC workshops for the remainder of that year.