About the Program: Webinars
Upcoming Webinars
TBD
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Recordings and Presentations
Mental Health First Aid 3rd Annual Instructor Summit
April 14, 2012
Evaluating Mental Health First Aid in Your Community
Procuring CEUs for Your Mental Health First Aid Courses
Marketing Mental Health First Aid in Your Community
Addressing Trauma through Mental Health First Aid
Cheryl Sharp, February 22, 2012
Mental Health Techical Assistance Webinar Series
Creative Fundraising for Mental Health First Aid: Return of the Telethon!
Michael Flora, January 18, 2012
Mental Health First Aid: Outcomes Evaluation Strategies
Nicole Speer and Daniel Eisenberg, November 30, 2011
Growing Your Mental Health First Aid Program through Social Media
Chris Wilder, September 28, 2011
Writing and Winning Grants
Andrea Castrovillari, July 21, 2011
Effective Media Communication
Brian Ruberry, June 23, 2011
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Mental Health First Aid for Eating Disorders
Trish Jones-Bendel and Lise Porter, February 24, 2011
Learn About Mental Illness-The Mental Health First Aid Action Plan
James Reinhard, January 20, 2011
Mental Health First Aid: Replicate the C4 Success Story
Viviana Ploper, December 1, 2010
First Line of Defense: Mental Health First Aid for Veterans
Mimi McFaul and Nicola Winkel, November 10, 2010
Understanding Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
Mary Cimini, October 7, 2010
Mental Health First Aid for Suicide Prevention
Marie Dudek, September 10, 2010
Mental Health First Aid for College and University Settings
Bryan Gibb, Stuart Johnston, and Nicole Speer, June 24, 2010
Mental Health First Aid for Law Enforcement
Bryan Gibb, Carole Bernardo, and Anthony Silva, February 24, 2010
Roll Out Strategies for Mental Health First Aid
David Johnson, Lea-Ann Browning-McNee, and Bryan Gibb, January 21, 2010
Mental Health First Aid USA
Lea Ann Browning McNee, Don Miskowiec, Karen Hyatt, April 28, 2009
Understanding Mental Health Webcasts
It is estimated that one in four Americans have a diagnosable and treatable mental disorder at some point in their lives. It is extremely likely you will encounter someone in your family, workplace, school, church, or community who is experiencing mental health challenges and requires support and intervention. YOU can help, if you understand….
May 5 Understanding Depression
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*Please forward the first minute and 45 seconds to bypass pre-event conversations.
May 12 Understanding Anxiety Disorders
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May 19 Understanding Psychosis
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May 26 Understanding Substance Use Disorders
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