ECHO-Trauma Informed Systems of Care Program is a tele-mentoring program for non-clinical professionals from California’s juvenile justice and child welfare systems to strengthen trauma-informed care. This six session program offers CLE credits. General_ECHO-TISC Study Flyers Registration and contact information is located in the flyer.
Webinar scheduled for May 30, 2024 at 2pm ET. Register here. Individuals are considered legal adults at age 18, but their brains are not fully developed until their mid-20s. While individuals that are in the transition ages from 18-24 are not considered developmentally fully mature, they are often dealing with the demands and responsibilities of …
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The webinar slides from the February 29, 2024 webinar can be viewed here.
Each year during the month of May, the treatment court community comes together to celebrate National Treatment Court Month. Our annual celebration is inclusive of all treatment court types: adult, family, juvenile, impaired driving, tribal healing to wellness, and veterans treatment courts. Access the toolkit here.
Grants.gov deadline – May 14, 2024 JustGrants deadline – May 28, 2024 Click here for more info. Webinar recording available here.
All Rise is here to connect you with the help you need. Our Treatment Court Institute division will host the next office hours with expert Paul Cary to answer your questions about all things drug testing on Monday, March 11 and Tuesday, March 12. Have your questions ready and schedule your one-on-one virtual appointment today! …
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CAYC Summit 2024 – Save the Date PDF Registration opens March 1! The 19th Annual Youth Court Summit is coming to Central California for the first time! Whether you are new to restorative diversion programs or experienced in positive youth development, this Summit is for you. Join us at UC Merced for an interactive, informative …
The GAINS Center has extended the application period for jurisdictions interested in collaborating with subject-matter experts through Criminal Justice Learning Collaboratives (LCs) focused on: Please visit SAMHSA’s GAINS Center to find out more about CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEARNING COLLABORATIVES Creating and Enhancing Community-Level Partnerships Among First Responders and Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics Diversion and Support …
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Application window open until December 1st! The applications are officially open for the final application window for the MAT in Jails and Drug Courts Learning Collaborative (due December 1st). Counties can either submit an online version of the application or email the Word version to MATinCountyCJ@healthmanagement.com. A direct link to the online application are included in the attached …
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To increase linkages to ECM for individuals who are involved with the justice system, many of whom suffer from behavioral health conditions, CCJBH is pleased to announce that, in collaboration with the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) and other related system partners, CCJBH produced an informational flyer: Enhanced Care Management Referral Process for Criminal …
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