CLASSES AND WEBINARS
Webinars
Building Strong Foundations: Rethinking Mental Health for Boys and Young Men
VIDEO AVAILABLE NOW! Featuring Dr. Lucas McIntyre Boys and young men often experience mental health challenges differently and are less likely to seek help due to stigma, social expectations, and gaps in how systems engage them. This webinar explores how we can rethink our approaches to better support their mental health and well-being from an early age.
Youth Mental Health in Pierce County: Services, Access, and Guidance for Families
VIDEO AVAILABLE!! Join us for an informative and engaging webinar highlighting youth behavioral health services available across Pierce County.
Preventing Behavioral Health Crisis for Neurodiverse Populations-It’s No Joke!
VIDEO AVAILABLE! Resource highlight webinar with Behavior Bridges. Laura O'Rourke and Dr. Jonathan Ojeda will provide information and answer questions from the community.
Child Abuse Prevention Webinar
VIDEO AVAILABLE! Speaker Lindsay Finney, LICSW Manager of Children's Advocacy Center of Pierce County
Supporting Youth and Families in Grief
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
Virtual Care, Real Connection: Best Practices for Youth Telehealth
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.
Youth Suicide Risk Assessment, Safety Planning, and Crisis Intervention
VIDEO AVAILABLE! Youth Behavioral Health Training Suicide Risk Assessment, Safety Planning, and Crisis Intervention
Substance Use Disorder Education Sessions
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.
Kids’ Mental Health WA Care Continuum Webinar
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.