Download PMHCA-YMPA Training Catalog *Disclaimer* To proceed with a training session, PMHCA/YMPA requires a minimum of 10 participants. We reserve the right to reschedule any training sessions based on the number of registrants. All registered participants will be notified of any cancellations or changes. To see our calendar with upcoming trainings, please use the training calendar link below. PMHCA Semi-Annual Training 2025 Calendar.pdf Against The Backdrop of An Epidemic Certified Recovery Specialist Training Effective Facilitator Training Healing a Wounded Soul: An Exploration of Trauma "I Didn't Die But..." Workshop (IDDB) "Life Through My Lens" Workshop (LTML) Mental Health Advance Directives Training (MHAD) Peer Support within the Criminal Justice System: Forensic Peer Support (FPS) Question, Persuade, Refer Training (QPR) "Stand Against Stigma" Workshop Trauma Sensitive Peer: Continuing Our Journey (TSP) Trauma Talk or Trauma Talk For Families Workshop Understanding Peer Support For Clinicians Youth and Young Adult Peer-2-Peer Support Training Wellness Recovery Action Planning: Seminar 1 (WRAP) Youth MOVE PA offers a comprehensive range of training and educational opportunities for youth, young adults, and the professionals who support them across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Our staff members are trained as Certified Peer Specialists (CPS) and/or Certified Recovery Specialists (CRS), allowing us to share our valuable lived experiences. This expertise allows us to connect with and educate youth, young adults, and professionals on maintaining wellness and recovery, becoming trauma-informed, and incorporating hope, support, education, personal responsibility, and self-advocacy into their personal and professional lives. Please contact us to arrange for these trainings to be accessible for you or your organization.
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While suicide awareness and bullying awareness are two unique topics, research has found that bullying is a significant risk factor for suicide. While these two topics are associated in this training module, it is important to underscore that suicide is a complex behavior that is rarely attributed to one cause. The training is eligible for Act 48 credits, and certificates will be provided. All course attendees should leave this course with an understanding of the following: Learning Objectives: Part A: Bullying Awareness
Part B; Suicide Awareness
Time: 2-3 hours Number of People: 25 Bullying and Suicide Awareness Training will be held on April 2nd, 2025 from 12 pm to 3 pm virtually on zoom. There is no cost associated with this training. Register Here!“Let’s Talk About” Bullying Awareness Our "Let’s Talk About It" Bullying Awareness Curriculum aims to educate elementary-aged students and faculty on recognizing bullying, identifying warning signs, and providing support to peers in bullying situations. Students will participate in an experiential learning environment that incorporates games and activities, fostering a collaborative learning experience. The training is eligible for Act 48 credits, and certificates will be provided Learning Objectives:
Time: 1 hours Number of People: 50 to 75 Students
Understanding Trauma: A Safe Space for Youth and Young Adults Has anyone ever talked to you about trauma? Whether we realize it or not, trauma can affect everyone in some form or another. Often, adults do not discuss trauma with youth, or understand its lasting impact over the course of a lifetime and how to support young adults and children. This training is designed to directly address trauma with youth and young adults and provide a safe and supportive environment to promote open dialogue and discussion. We use plain language to make this complex topic easier to understand, helping to facilitate as much learning as possible. Certificate of attendance is provided. Learning Objectives:
Time: 2 hours Number of people: 25 "Our Turn to Talk" Community Conversation Teenagers are putting an end to mental health stigma. To do it, they’re telling their own stories – unfiltered – in the documentary film and teen-hosted podcast series OUR TURN TO TALK. From skyrocketing rates of anxiety and depression to the impacts of racism, social media, and the pandemic, their struggles and triumphs carry a powerful message: Storytelling saves lives. In this interactive video screening, participants will critically engage with the stories and themes brought to light in this documentary through hands-on activities and group discussion. Learning Objectives:
Time: 1.5 hours Number of People: 25 "Our Turn To Talk" will be held on August 6, 2025 from 2 pm to 3:30 pm virtually on zoom. There is no cost associated with this training. Register Here! Transitioning Into the Adult System | Transitioning & Aging Out Effective Planning for Transitional Age Youth. Learning Objectives:
Time: 2.0 hours Number of People: 25 Transitioning into the Adult System | Transitioning & Aging Out will be held on April 22nd, 2025 from 9 am to 11 am virtually on zoom. There is no cost associated with this training. Register Here!
Youth MOVE PA's Social Media Training: Promoting Positive Mental Health Learning Objectives:
Time: 2 hours Number of People: 25 Social Media & Its Connection to Mental Health will be held on July 22nd, 2025 from 12 pm to 2 pm virtually on zoom. There are no costs associated with this class. Register Here!Effective Communication: A Comprehensive Guide to Being Heard Bolster Your Communication Skills with This Training for Young Adults. If you're looking to become a better communicator, this training is specifically tailored for young people. Effective communication helps us avoid misunderstandings, forge connections, and reach personal and professional objectives. This interactive training lets you interact with other young people and practice honing your communication and active listening abilities. Additionally, the workshop covers proper etiquette, its significance, and how young adults can follow it. Learning Objectives:
Time: 2 hours Number of People: 25 "Start with Art" Workshop The Start with Art Training for Certified Peer-Based Professionals is a specialized program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to integrate art activities into peer support services. This training is particularly beneficial for those with lived experience in mental health or substance use challenges, aiming to enhance their ability to support others through creative methods. Learning Objectives:
for ages 16-29 Start with Art will be held on May 8th, 2025 from 10 am - 1 pm virtually on zoom. There is no cost associated with this training. Register Here! |