Training Topics We Provide

All of our trainings and workshops can be offered virtually using Zoom or in some cases live at your facility. Many can be customized to meet the needs of your staff. All offer continuing education credits.

Sources for Human Services maintains a Continuing Education Co-sponsoring Agreement with the Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Center for Professional Development, a Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) Accredited program.

Understanding ADHD, Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Diagnoses

Engaging the Hard to Engage Adolescent

Growing Resiliency Skills in Youth

Running Groups for Acting Out Adolescents

Working with Traumatized Youth

Strategies for Working with Youth Who Have Experienced Trauma

Strategies to Overcome Resistance in Adolescents

From Clinician to Clinical Supervisor

Clinical Supervision: Issues and Strategies

Enhancing the Skills of the Experienced Clinical Supervisor

The Seasoned Supervisor: Challenges in Clinical Supervision

Your Style of Supervision for Clinical and Non-Clinical Supervisors

Crisis Identification, Intervention and Referral

Crisis Intervention and Response: Using Role Play to Shape Effective Practice

An Introduction to Anti-Racism

An Introduction to Multi-Cultural Counseling

Domestic Violence 101: Introduction to the Dynamics of Domestic Violence and Victimization in a Relationship (Four levels of coursework can be presented, including The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children, Teen Dating Abuse, The Batterer in Domestic Abuse)

Domestic Violence (both teen and adult)

Creating Positive Work Cultures Amidst Changing Environments
Creating Safe and Respectful Environments
The Attuned Workforce: Optimizing Staff Resilience Under Stress: Achieve Improved Teamwork & Enhanced Outcomes for Persons Served

Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma
Managing Conflict and Anger with Consumers, Parents and Providers

Team Building in the Workplace
Leadership: A Lifelong Journey

All Things Ethics! Exploring Ethics and Ethical Decision Making in Clinical Practice!

Managing Complex Boundaries for In-Home Behavioral Health

Loss: Transitions and Turning Points – Working with the Stages of Change

Helping Youth with Traumatic Grief

Human Trafficking: The House Next Door

Trauma informed care and services for refugees, immigrants, and other marginalized populations

Immigration and Immigration Trauma

Evidence-Based Practices: Are you ready?, Craig Strickland, Ph.D.

Trauma-informed Helping Approaches, Kerry Arnold, LCS

The Neurobiology and Psychopharmacology of Traumatic Exposure/PTSD, Craig Strickland, Ph.D.

Recovery, Wellness and the Nervous System, Craig Strickland, Ph.D.

Recognizing What Can Motivate Trauma Related Behavior and Responding Effectively: A Trauma and Recovery Perspective for Coping with the Challenges Experienced by Individuals with Complex Trauma, Talya Lewis

Strategies for Working with Youth Who Have Experienced Trauma, Amy Saville, LCSW

Creating Safe and Respectful Environments, Frank Picone, LCSW

Bouncing Back – Applying the Science of Resiliency, Amy S. Saville, LCSW

Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma, Amy Saville, LCSW

Working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Persons Sensitively

Parenting in the Virtual World of Social Media

Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology

Childhood Mental Health Diagnoses

Common Biology of Mental Illness and Addiction

Introduction to Psychopharmacology: An

Overview of Commonly Prescribed Medications Used to Treat Behavioral Health Disorders

Neurobiology and Pharmacology of Trauma

Psychopharmacology and Ethnicity

Trauma, Neurobiology and Sensory

Interventions for At-Risk Youth

Multiple Pathways to Recovery

Ketamine/Psychedelics Assisted Psychotherapy

Balance and Boundaries: Taking Care of Ourselves before We Can Care for Others

Preventing Burnout and Creating Energy in your Life

Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma

Sexuality Awareness: Supporting Positive Sexuality for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities and/or Behavioral Health Challenges

Suicide Prevention

Preventing Suicide in Adolescents – Best Practices for Mental Health Professionals

The Protective Bridge – Suicide Prevention for Behavioral Health Professionals

Assessing Suicidality: An Interactive Role Play

Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
Stages of Change

Supporting Persons with Co-Occurring Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Mental Health Challenges

Using Motivational Interviewing: Practical Techniques and Strategies

Bridging the Gap Between Mental Health Services and the Police

Enhancing Emotional Regulation in Youth

The Nurtured Heart Approach

Case Management Practice: Skills and Techniques

Conflict Resolution

Creating Positive Work Cultures Amidst Changing Environments

Creating Safe and Respectful Environments

From Clinician to Clinical Supervisor

Helping People Change: A 6 Step Brief Therapy Model

Motivational Interviewing

Running Groups for Acting Out Adolescents

Creating Effective Safety Plans

Healthy Boundaries and Professional Use of Self

Strategies for Working with Youth Who Have Experienced Trauma

Strategies to Overcome Resistance in Adolescents

Art IN Clinical Practice for the Non-Art Therapist

Case Conceptualization: Utilizing Client Data to Enhance Effective Planning and Treatment

Crisis Intervention and Response: Using Role Play to Shape Effective Practice

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy: Overview and a Four Session Skills Group for Schools

Essential DBT: An 8 session short course of essential skills (full  day)

Practice Guidelines for Group Therapy
Principles of Effective Workshop Design

Advanced Training Techniques in the Virtual World

A Review of Changes to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Version 5

EmpowerHER: Trauma-Informed Care and Resilience in Women’s Behavioral Health

Trauma-informed Helping Approaches

Creating Safe and Respectful Environments
Bouncing Back – Applying the Science of Resiliency

Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma

Strategies for Working with Youth Who Have Experienced Trauma

Evidence-Based Practices: Are you ready?

Recovery, Wellness and the Nervous System

The Neurobiology and Psychopharmacology of Traumatic Exposure /PTSD

Create, Destroy, Transform: An Art Oriented Approach Understanding Trauma Work

Gangs, Community, and Oppression: A Trauma-Informed Perspective on the Function of Belonging
Trauma, Neurobiology and Sensory

Interventions for At-Risk Youth

Trauma-informed Education:  Using Mindfulness Activities for Co-regulation

Workplace Violence