Webinar Archives — Search by Date
The Webinar archive is where you can access recordings and materials from the Technical Assistance Partnership's previously hosted Web-based learning opportunities from 2006 to the present. You can also search Webinars by topic. View the calendar or register for upcoming Webinars.
Note: Windows Media Player is required to view Webinars posted September 2008 or more recently (download Windows Media Player). For Webinars posted before September 2008, free registration to InterCall is required to view the playback. Click on the “Start Webinar playback” links below to begin.
2009
December
For New Communities
Beyond Rhetoric: Implementing Cultural and Linguistic Competence in Systems of Care
This Webinar examined what it really means to be a culturally and linguistically competent system of care. Presenters illustrated how cultural and linguistic competence can be transformative and how to implement this principle in systems and communities. Participants gained awareness of the impact that cultural and linguistic competence can have on overall effectiveness, strategies for creating a culturally and linguistically competent system of care, and resources that are available to support this effort.
For New Communities
Implementing Youth-Guided and Family-Driven Systems of Care
This Webinar examined what it really means to be a youth-guided and family-driven system of care. Presenters illustrated how youth-guided and family-driven principles can be transformative and how to implement these principles in systems and communities. With the resources and strategies shared, participants gained awareness of the impact that youth-guided and family-driven approaches can have on the overall effectiveness of systems of care.
November
For New Communities
Technical Assistance Support to Achieve Positive Outcomes
As a recipient of the cooperative agreement, you have access to many technical assistance providers to assist you in system transformation. Meet your technical assistance providers and learn about the resources and support available to your system of care.
Building Local Systems of Care with a Plan: One Community's Strategy
The USF Logic Model Team provides TA on theory of change and logic model development. This presentation offered an overview of the theory of change concept and use of logic models as a tool in articulating a community's theory of change. Presenters described TA resources available to SOC communities. Matt Wojack, Project Director of Impact, Ingham County System of Care, presented on his community's theory of change and strategy for building an effective SOC, including the concept of "plan the work, then work the plan."
For New Communities
Transforming Children’s Mental Health in America – Introduction to the Child, Adolescent and Family Branch and Grants Management
This Webinar provided an overview of how the core values of systems of care are key to system transformation. In addition, participants heard from SAMHSA Grants Management staff about the requirements of the cooperative agreement.
October
Use of Stimulus Funds to Support Community-Based Initiatives in Early Childhood, Education, Mental Health, and Juvenile Justice
This Webinar provided a summary of resources and information related to recently released federal stimulus dollars and how system of care communities can potentially collaborate and utilize these funds.
September
Promoting Resilience in Children and Youth Who Experience Childhood Abuse
This Webinar examined the phenomenon of resilience as it applies to survivors of childhood trauma – specifically child abuse and neglect. The presenter offered participants the opportunity to discuss why resilience is so important, how it is influenced by factors inside and outside the home, and what factors nurture resilience in children. This Webinar addressed the age-old question: "Why do some children bounce back while others seem to have great difficulty recovering from the trauma they have experienced?"
August
Effective Transitional Practices: Emphasizing Multi-System Collaboration for Youth Involved with the Juvenile Justice System
The values and guiding principles of systems of care stress the importance of comprehensive, individualized, and coordinated efforts at both the system and service delivery levels that is youth guided and family driven. These essential system of care principals, along with the application of collaboration theory, need to be employed while transitioning youth in, through, and out of the juvenile justice system. This Webinar intended to describe transition practices, with emphasis on collaboration between stakeholders and the multitude of involved systems.
July
Introducing the Redesigned Technical Assistance Partnership Web Site!
TA Partnership staff guided users through the major sections of the new site. Participants gained a better understanding of what the TA Partnership has to offer and how to access what they need.
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June
Suicide Prevention in Rural Communities
This presentation provided information on a variety of strategies that States and communities are implementing to prevent youth suicide in rural communities. Discussion focused on promising approaches in rural schools, practical tips for overcoming obstacles and challenges in suicide prevention in rural settings, and the Suicide Prevention Toolkit for Rural Primary Care developed by the Western Interstate Consortium for Higher Education (WICHE) in partnership with the Suicide Prevention Resource Center.
This Webinar was part of the Rural Behavioral Health Webinar Series, sponsored by the Federal Interagency Rural Behavioral Health Workgroup in collaboration with the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), the National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention, National TA Center for Children's Mental Health, as well as the Technical Assistance Partnership for Child and Family Mental Health.
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April
National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day Webinar on Data and Latest Updates
This Webinar highlighted the latest Awareness Day updates and key national evaluation data findings. The National Evaluation Team shared important outcome data from the "Short Report," to be released nationally on Awareness Day on May 7. The Short Report describes gains made by youth ages 14–18 in systems of care, including improvements in school performance that benefit the youth, family, schools, and the larger community. All system of care communities—even brand new ones—can link their community efforts to national data and success.
March
Behavioral Health Services for Rural Immigrants
This event discussd the findings from a report on rural America from the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire, "New Immigrant Settlements in Rural America: Problems, Prospects, and Policies." Following the presentation by author Leif Jensen, Ronald Manderscheid discussed implications for the behavioral health of children and families living in rural America and link this with what we are learning about determinants of health and the Healthy America 2020 Report.
This Webinar was part of the Rural Behavioral Health Webinar Series, sponsored by the Federal Interagency Rural Behavioral Health Workgroup in collaboration with the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), the National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention, National TA Center for Children's Mental Health, as well as the Technical Assistance Partnership for Child and Family Mental Health.
Non-Federal Match: The Rules and How to Raise It
This Webinar provided a summary of federal rules on raising the necessary match for the SAMHSA cooperative agreement and offered examples of innovative ways that grantees can do this.
February
Building Rural Youth-Adult Partnerships
Participants learned strategies for developing effective youth and adult partnerships to improve the systems that provide mental health services to children and their families in rural communities.
This Webinar was part of the Rural Behavioral Health Webinar Series, sponsored by the Federal Interagency Rural Behavioral Health Workgroup in collaboration with the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), the National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention, National TA Center for Children's Mental Health, as well as the Technical Assistance Partnership for Child and Family Mental Health.
January
For New Communities
Building an Infrastructure for SOC: Governance and Accountability
Learn about the lines of authority for decision making, budgeting, fiduciary flow, and governance structures.
- Start the Webinar playback of the January 21, 3:00–4:30 p.m. ET session (WMV)
- Start the Webinar playback of the January 22, 12:00–1:30 p.m. ET session (WMV)
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For New Communities
Building an Infrastructure for SOC: The Role of Management
This Webinar will clarify expectations for management and staff in building the infrastructure for the system of care based on the requirements of the cooperative agreement.