One of the goals of the Children’s Behavioral Health Resource Center is to link providers to training and support so that they can provide evidence-based practices whenever possible. Providers include organizations and individuals who have state contracts to deliver certain services, as well as private practitioners who work in a variety of settings. This page includes a variety of upcoming trainings, courses, and other valuable resources to help providers give the best care to the communities they serve.
Featured Resource
NH MCAP Access Line: Call (603) 650-4741. Provider-to-provider support from the Child Psychiatry team at Dartmouth Health Children’s. Phone consults available during regular business hours to PCPs caring for NH children/ adolescents in NH. Learn More
Other Available Trainings
The following are training and event calendars provided by behavioral health or educational organizations where you may find additional practice-level trainings:
- Center for Excellence on Addiction at JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc. Provides training in practices for providers to address alcohol and other drug misuse, suicide prevention, school-based substance misuse supports, among other interventions.
- Child Welfare Education Partnership at Granite State College Offers training for DCYF staff, caregivers, youth, and community providers.
- The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester Training CalendarLook here for trainings in research-based clinical mental health practices including Dialectic Behavioral Therapy for Adolescents (DBT-A), mindfulness, among others
- NAMI NH Training Opportunities NAMI NH offers a variety of standard and customizable training workshops on mental health, crisis response, and suicide prevention.
- National Traumatic Stress Network Provides free online training in trauma-informed practices.
- NH Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counselors Association Provides training for treatment providers in the substance use disorder space.
- NH CPP Provider Network Group of clinicians that work together to increase accessibility to Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) for families and to support each other in working toward healing the impacts of multigenerational trauma.
- NH DOE, Office of Social & Emotional Wellness (OSEW) Provides opportunities for technical assistance, professional development, and training, and facilitates access to state and federal funding in support of student social and emotional wellness.
- NH National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Offers training opportunities to assist clinicians to obtain or retain licensure.
- Project ATTAIN Offers training in trauma-informed treatment and assessment for neurodivergent and/or gender-expansive youth.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) provides free online training for practitioners serving individuals with mental illness or substance misuse.
- UNH Professional Development and Training Offers various trainings for educators and social services professionals.
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Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance (TA) is routinely included as part of a training package for agencies, teams, supervisors, and individual practitioners who are standing up an Evidence-Based Practice (EBP). TA or “coaching” at the practitioner level is designed to ensure that the individual who has been trained applies the skills and protocols in their practice. TA can include individual or group skill building exercises, observation (live or via videotaped sessions with clients), structured feedback, data reviews, and individualized instruction. Most EBPs require this type of TA and coaching engagement to attain fluency and to become endorsed as a qualified practitioner for that intervention or treatment. Learn More