Upcoming Webinars

There has been a history of therapists being taught that there "should" be a great separation of self in a therapy session and that self-disclosure is not appropriate. In this webinar, we will be discussing the role of self in the psychotherapeutic session. We will review the ethics around the use of self and the potential benefits of the use of self. This session will discuss the power of…

"Anxiety and Stress Management for Adolescents,” will provide attendees with current information on behavioral health trends and studies, specific to anxiety and stress management. The webinar will detail the link between stress and anxiety, how it manifests among adolescents and young adults, and how substance use disorders can arise as a maladaptive coping mechanism. Overall, attendees will…

As the opioid epidemic continues to unfold on the American landscape, our society is experiencing the loss of the flower of a generation. Studies reveal that alcohol use remains an even larger and growing public health problem than opioids. Marijuana use has become so casual as to usher itself into mainstream America, an innocuous choice for some perhaps, but for many others (including the…

As we shift to more complex payer mixes and value based care, the need for consistent and efficient clinical workflows across provider technology platforms has become paramount. Workflow automation is critical to continuous improvement initiatives and strengthening engagement between end users and their technology. In this webinar, we will explore the value of automated workflows, specifically…

EHRs are evolving from their traditional role in clinical, billing and operations into platforms that enable the essential capabilities required for value-based care (VBC) and population health management. In this webinar, learn how organizations are moving beyond traditional EHR capabilities to align technology as a strategic differentiator and key component of their comprehensive approach to…

Part I of this webinar reviewed the data from states where cannabis was medical and/or recreationally legalized. Various new forms of cannabis (“dabs, vapes, edibles”), hybrids, and synthetic cannabinoids (“spice”) were reviewed, as well as the increased problems associated with their use— loss of IQ, seizures, syncope, hyperemesis, heart and other medical complications. Phyto-, endo- and…

Join us as we share where to focus your efforts and energies as a Behavioral Health and SUD organization to most effectively impact your MACRA MIPS composite score and improve your payment adjustment. We will review how each performance category is weighted and share specific, relate-able scenarios of different provider performances to demonstrate the impact on their composite score. You will…

This presentation will focus on providing an integrated understanding of the connections between:

We all know the Institute of Medicine’s definition of client-centric care - “Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive to, individual patient preferences, needs and values, and ensuring the patient values guide all clinical decisions.”  Personalizing your approach to technology in real-world situations, so your clients and clinicians are at the center of care can be a daunting task. In…

Healthcare workers – not just nurses – get tired, but don’t always know why. They also don’t really want to talk about it either because it makes them feel weak. But getting tired in this profession is a very normal reaction to a constant exposure of abnormal situations.