Events

Date: May 7, 2025 through May 9, 2025

Time: May7, 2025 2:00 pm – 5:20 pm

May8, 2025 9:00 am – 4:50 pm

May9, 2025 8:00 am – 12:15 pm 

Location: 494 TanTarA Drive Osage Beach, Missouri 65065


Cost: $195; $225 May 1st and after; fee collected atregistration includes attendance for the training and CE certificate issuance


General Description: The Missouri Department of Mental Health provides theSpring Training Institute (STI) for staff, providers and consumers ofbehavioral health services and supports. STI attracts staff from the Divisionof Behavioral Health, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Department ofCorrections, Department of Youth Services, Department of Family Services, otherstatewide organizations, and individuals in private practice. STI historicallybrings over 1,000 behavioral health professionals together to learn about thelatest research in the field regarding medications, evidence-based treatment,and other issues related to the populations served. This year STI will havethree days (half day, full day, half day) of workshops with over 40 separatesessions that will broaden knowledge and enhance the understanding of thecritical services provided to the citizens of Missouri.     Register: DMH Spring Training Institute

Date: May 7, 2025 through May 9, 2025

Time: May7, 2025 2:00 pm – 5:20 pm

May8, 2025 9:00 am – 4:50 pm

May9, 2025 8:00 am – 12:15 pm 

Location: 494 TanTarA Drive Osage Beach, Missouri 65065


Cost: $195; $225 May 1st and after; fee collected atregistration includes attendance for the training and CE certificate issuance


General Description: The Missouri Department of Mental Health provides theSpring Training Institute (STI) for staff, providers and consumers ofbehavioral health services and supports. STI attracts staff from the Divisionof Behavioral Health, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Department ofCorrections, Department of Youth Services, Department of Family Services, otherstatewide organizations, and individuals in private practice. STI historicallybrings over 1,000 behavioral health professionals together to learn about thelatest research in the field regarding medications, evidence-based treatment,and other issues related to the populations served. This year STI will havethree days (half day, full day, half day) of workshops with over 40 separatesessions that will broaden knowledge and enhance the understanding of thecritical services provided to the citizens of Missouri.     Register: DMH Spring Training Institute

This baseline training is designed for peer support professionals who may encounter crisis situations in their roles. It provides essential knowledge and foundational skills to help peers recognize and respond appropriately to crises while staying within their scope of practice. It is important to note that this training does not prepare peers to serve as crisis team members. Peers interested in working on crisis teams will require additional, in-depth training from their employer or other specialized programs to develop the necessary skills for that level of intervention.  – This a Collaborative Training by the Missouri Department of Mental Health and the Missouri Credentialing Board. 

This training program will provide information and skills building in the following areas (and more!):  situational awareness, trauma, self-care, conflict de-escalation, suicide prevention and post crisis strategies.   As with other peer training programs, once completed an exam must be taken and passed in order to receive the Crisis Responsive Peer Certification.

**You MUST currently have a Certified Peer Specialist or a Family Support Provider certification with the Missouri Credentialing Board

Register Now: https://missouricb.com/mcb-certification-trainings/#crp

Date: May 7, 2025 through May 9, 2025

Time: May7, 2025 2:00 pm – 5:20 pm

May8, 2025 9:00 am – 4:50 pm

May9, 2025 8:00 am – 12:15 pm 

Location: 494 TanTarA Drive Osage Beach, Missouri 65065


Cost: $195; $225 May 1st and after; fee collected atregistration includes attendance for the training and CE certificate issuance


General Description: The Missouri Department of Mental Health provides theSpring Training Institute (STI) for staff, providers and consumers ofbehavioral health services and supports. STI attracts staff from the Divisionof Behavioral Health, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Department ofCorrections, Department of Youth Services, Department of Family Services, otherstatewide organizations, and individuals in private practice. STI historicallybrings over 1,000 behavioral health professionals together to learn about thelatest research in the field regarding medications, evidence-based treatment,and other issues related to the populations served. This year STI will havethree days (half day, full day, half day) of workshops with over 40 separatesessions that will broaden knowledge and enhance the understanding of thecritical services provided to the citizens of Missouri.     Register: DMH Spring Training Institute

This baseline training is designed for peer support professionals who may encounter crisis situations in their roles. It provides essential knowledge and foundational skills to help peers recognize and respond appropriately to crises while staying within their scope of practice. It is important to note that this training does not prepare peers to serve as crisis team members. Peers interested in working on crisis teams will require additional, in-depth training from their employer or other specialized programs to develop the necessary skills for that level of intervention.  – This a Collaborative Training by the Missouri Department of Mental Health and the Missouri Credentialing Board. 

This training program will provide information and skills building in the following areas (and more!):  situational awareness, trauma, self-care, conflict de-escalation, suicide prevention and post crisis strategies.   As with other peer training programs, once completed an exam must be taken and passed in order to receive the Crisis Responsive Peer Certification.

**You MUST currently have a Certified Peer Specialist or a Family Support Provider certification with the Missouri Credentialing Board

Register Now: https://missouricb.com/mcb-certification-trainings/#crp

This baseline training is designed for peer support professionals who may encounter crisis situations in their roles. It provides essential knowledge and foundational skills to help peers recognize and respond appropriately to crises while staying within their scope of practice. It is important to note that this training does not prepare peers to serve as crisis team members. Peers interested in working on crisis teams will require additional, in-depth training from their employer or other specialized programs to develop the necessary skills for that level of intervention.  – This a Collaborative Training by the Missouri Department of Mental Health and the Missouri Credentialing Board. 

This training program will provide information and skills building in the following areas (and more!):  situational awareness, trauma, self-care, conflict de-escalation, suicide prevention and post crisis strategies.   As with other peer training programs, once completed an exam must be taken and passed in order to receive the Crisis Responsive Peer Certification.

**You MUST currently have a Certified Peer Specialist or a Family Support Provider certification with the Missouri Credentialing Board

Register Now: https://missouricb.com/mcb-certification-trainings/#crp

This baseline training is designed for peer support professionals who may encounter crisis situations in their roles. It provides essential knowledge and foundational skills to help peers recognize and respond appropriately to crises while staying within their scope of practice. It is important to note that this training does not prepare peers to serve as crisis team members. Peers interested in working on crisis teams will require additional, in-depth training from their employer or other specialized programs to develop the necessary skills for that level of intervention.  – This a Collaborative Training by the Missouri Department of Mental Health and the Missouri Credentialing Board. 

This training program will provide information and skills building in the following areas (and more!):  situational awareness, trauma, self-care, conflict de-escalation, suicide prevention and post crisis strategies.   As with other peer training programs, once completed an exam must be taken and passed in order to receive the Crisis Responsive Peer Certification.

**You MUST currently have a Certified Peer Specialist or a Family Support Provider certification with the Missouri Credentialing Board

Register Now: https://missouricb.com/mcb-certification-trainings/#crp

Date: May 16, 2025

Time: 12pm - 1:30pm


Location: VIRTUAL


$20 for CE certificate; free general registration 


General Description: Gain Awareness of the role workplace safety initiatives can have on suicide safety for co-workers and their support networks, Explore the tensions that exist between workplace policy and behavioral health and wellness support and services, Identify two action steps that anyone can take to provide life-saving support to a co-worker. Register: https://web.cvent.com/event/35342878-8182-4582-84a8-6053bc862fe3/summary

Date: 5/17/25


Time: 8am to 11am Central time / 9am to 12pm EDT


Location: Virtual


Price: $30


CEUs: 3

Training Provider: TJC Consulting, LLC


General Description: This training will be divided into two sections. Section 1 will cover how the Covid-19 Pandemic changed the way we work in a short period of time and the challenges this has created. It will also discuss similarities and changes to the professional’s responsibilities when using telehealth.
Section 2 will address boundaries and how the ability to maintain them has changed with the advent of telehealth and social media and its impacts on the Client/Professional relationship. Register: https://tjcconsulting.org/training-opportunities/