This training helps participants to develop an understanding that learning tobacco-free coping skills is safe, achievable, contributes to longer term sobriety, reduces social stigma, and enhances the health and quality of life of people in recovery. A special focus is made to advance participant capacity to challenge social norms in the recovery culture that enables […]

EPIC is hosting the Lion's Story Introduction to Racial Literacy Workshop, which is an opportunity to explore and gain a better understanding of your personal racial identity development. Delivered in a virtual, two-hour large-group format, Dr. Stevenson and Senior Lion’s Story Trainers will guide participants through a collective storytelling activity, engage them in reflective journaling, […]

Trainees learn about compassion satisfaction, compassion fatigue, secondary trauma, vicarious trauma, and burnout. Participants learn various self-care strategies including body awareness, mental imagery, self-understanding, self-talk, creative play, supervision and peer support, arrangement of the physical workspace, and boundaries. This training includes reflective exercises, guided activities, and didactic material. For more information email Vanessa.McCloskey@phila.gov.

Join us for the upcoming Tobacco Youth Chat, co-hosted by Jefferson Health Plans and Community Behavioral Health (CBH) where experts in the field will discuss vaping and e-cigarettes, the dangers of these products, and how to get help with quitting. The chat will be available in-person and virtually.

DBHIDS will be hosting its 2nd Annual TEC Conference this month. The event will be offering organized workshops, a panel discussion, and opportunities for networking that center on the ways the department is working to support TEC: Addressing Trauma, Achieving Equity, and Engaging Community.

CBH's Provider Training and Development, in collaboration with BHTEN, is offering a webinar for supervisory staff and registration is now open! The webinar is open to any individual providing supervision in the CBH Provider Network looking to improve their skills in providing effective clinical supervision. Topics include developing a supervisory alliance, review of models and […]

In honor of Developmental Disabilities Awareness month, DBHIDS Intellectual disAbility Services — in collaboration with DBHIDS Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion — will host an in person screening of the Pennhurst documentary. The event will take place in Conference Room 1154A at CBH's 801 Market St. location, with a Zoom option available for those unable to […]