WATCH THE VIDEO! This session is especially valuable for: • Case managers • Social workers • Direct service providers • Educators and youth‑serving professionals • Anyone supporting children, teens, and families experiencing grief
VIDEO AVAILABLE! As virtual behavioral health care continues to expand, providers, schools, care coordinators, and youth‑serving professionals play a crucial role in ensuring that telehealth is engaging, accessible, safe, and responsive to the diverse needs of young people.
Groups of people and organizations connected by shared values, vision, and actions—are proving to be one of the most powerful tools communities have to stay resilient in challenging times.
VIDEO AVAILABLE! Youth Behavioral Health Training Suicide Risk Assessment, Safety Planning, and Crisis Intervention
WHEN: Tuesday, January 20th 2026 9-11am WHERE: Tacoma General Rainier Basement Bunker Room S. 4th St and I Street (across from Wright Park) Tacoma, WA Questions?
Free SUD education sessions for parents, caregivers, and family members of individuals affected by addiction. These 8-week, evidence-based sessions are: Presented by families, for families, reflecting lived experience. Grounded in the CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) model.
VIDEO AVAILABLE NOW! You’ll hear directly from regional leaders about what’s working, how they’re addressing barriers, and how everyone—from parents to providers—can play a role in improving access to care.
VIDEO AVAILABLE! A webinar to help individuals and organizations boost their impact and efficiency in addressing today’s complex youth behavioral health needs.
>>VISIT THE PHOTO GALLERY<< The summit is designed to provide powerful school-based strategies and tools that strengthen: Access to and coordination of needed school-based services and support. Featuring Dynamic Speakers, Panel Discussion, Group Table Activities, and Resource Fair!
A panel of grief experts to support small actions to equip Washington youth community professionals including schools, counselors, after school programs, hospice bereavement teams and hospital staff. Small actions to equip our community.
