Events and Training

This page will direct you to opportunities for training or learning that are sponsored by PBHJP or the Evidence Based Practice Institute or other events in the community that we're excited about. Feel free to browse all of the wide-ranging opportunities:

Updates:

FIT reccently hosted a Webinar

We are proud to present the 2012-13 Lecture Series:

SafeCare
Kimberlee Shoecraft
January, 10th 12:20-1:30pm
Social Work Rm. 305 A/B

EBPs and Primary Care
Dr. Fred Rivara
February 14th, 12:20-1:30pm
Social Work Rm 305 A/B

Dr. Clayton Cook
March 14th, 12:20-1:30pm
Social Work Rm 305 A/B

Contact Gabrielle D'Angelo for more information: dgabriel@uw.edu

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Evidence Based Practice Seminars

Our seminar series, Referral to Evidence Based Mental Health, is designed to disseminate innovations in evidence-based mental health for children and families. Lectures focus on describing common emotional and behavioral problems, simple assessment techniques for identifying them, and evidence-based interventions that can successfully treat them.

Click here or go to "EBP Seminars" on the side bar for more information.

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PBHJP Grand Rounds

Our monthly Grand Rounds' presentations have diverse topics and audiences and are open to the public.

Click here or go to "Grand Rounds" on the side bar for more information.

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Graduate EBP Course Series

The University of Washington Workforce Initiative at PBHJP is sponsoring a year-round course series for UW graduate students. The series is open to all graduate students from all departments and disciplines.

Click here or go to "Graduate Courses" on the side bar for more information.

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Triple P Provider Training

The Evidence Based Practice Institute plans to offer a second training in the Triple P - Positive Parenting Program. This training is intended for providers who work with families with children 1-10 years old who have mild to moderate behavior problems.

Click here or go to "Triple P Training" on the side bar for more information.

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Community Leadership Track (CLT)

PBHJP hosts a Community Leadership Track (CLT) which brings together residents interested in community psychiatry with community psychiatrists to provide mentorship and training in the field.

Click here or go to "Community Leadership Track" on the side bar for more information.