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This presentation is hosted by St Joseph Institute – a subsidiary of Summit BHC

This training explores validation-seeking, reassurance-seeking, attachment needs, dependency, fear of abandonment, and other interpersonal drivers that commonly shape behavior.

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This presentation is hosted by Mountain Laurel Recovery Center – subsidiary of Summit BHC.

This training examines crisis intervention and risk assessment considerations when working with individuals who have personality disorders.

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This session explores the essential principals of multicultural competenace in clinical practice, with an emphasis on translating cultural knowledge, awareness, and self-reflection into culturally responsive care.

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This presentation on integrated treatment approaches for co-occurring PTSD and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) will highlight that PTSD and SUD frequently co-occur, and are associated with worse treatment outcomes, greater risk (e.g. suicidality, legal), and greater release date.

This presentation is hosted by Summit BHC Tactical Recovery

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This workshop explores how this stage of life may increase susceptibility to financial exploitation, scams, undue influence, caregiver manipulation, and elder abuse.

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Northern Path Recovery Center is a subsidiary of Summit BHC.

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This workshop introduces participants to the contemporary understandings of coercive control, psychological abuse, post-seperation abuse, and patterns of domination and frequently go unrecognized in clinical settings.

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This training examines how violent behavior isdefined, the factors that contribute to violence risk, and the indicators professionals use to evaluate potential danger.

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This training examines complex presentations involving psychosis, intoxication, personality-driven escalation, and other high-acuity situations that challenge traditional crisis intervention models.

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This workshop explores why survivors stay, why they may defend perpetrators, and how clinicians can engage clients without creating resistance or inadvertently replicating coercive dynamics.

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This presentation examines how culture, identity, and intersectionality shape the therapeutic relationship andbroader clinical process.

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An overview of moral minjury and PTSD in military populations, with a focus on effective trauma-informedtreatment approaches and culturally responsive care grounded in military culture.

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This presentation overview’s how shared decision-making and decision aids fit into patient-centered care.

This presentation is hosted by Summit BHC Tactical Recovery.

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This applied 3-hour workshop helps mental health professionals move beyond simply reading test scores and diagnoses to understanding what psychological assessment findings mean in clinical practice.

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This training examines Post-Incarceration Syndrome (PICS), how it develops, and the ways its psychological and behavioral effects can manifest during reentry.

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This presentation will provide knowledge and background on Veteran risk and protective factors to support risk assessment and safety planning.

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This introductory course provides mental health professionals with foundational understanding of individuals who have committed sexual offenses.

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This training explores where these fears come from and the challenges clinicians face when providing care that intersects with systems clients may distrust or actively fear.

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This training explores clinical approaches to treating individuals experiencing Post-Incarceration Syndrome (PICS), with a focus on recognizing survival-based behaviors that may impact the therapeutic process.

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This presentation addresses a vital need for awareness and skills among professionals who often serve as first points of contact or ongoing support for individuals transitioning from military to divilian life.

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This session explores how power, privilege, social structures, and systemic inequities shape mental health experiences and influence the therapeutic process.

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This introductory training explores the foundational concepts of betrayal and examines four evidence-supported domains such as interpersonal, family, cultural, and institutional, with attention to how these experiences may overlap and compound psychological harm.

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This presentation explores how clinicians can bridge evidence-based therapeutic models with the cultural identities, values, beliefs, and lived experiences of the clients they serve.

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This workshop examines assessment tools, clinical interviews, behavioral indicators, and differential diagnoses commonly encountered when allegations of abuse arise.