Course Catalog

Presented by Region 6, this is an 8-hour course that teaches the skills needed to identify, understand, and respond to the signs of mental illness and substance abuse in your community.

This training prepares participants with the knowledge and skills to recognize and report child abuse and neglect.

This training focuses on the dynamics of child sexual abuse disclosures including how, why, and what children say when telling professionals about what happened to them.

Learn what compassion fatigue is, who it impacts, and how to manage its symptoms.

In this training, participants will engage in introspective activities and group discussion that will elevate their understanding of culture and enhance their ability to work more effectively with different cultures.

An evidence-based prevention program proven effective in educating adults to recognize, prevent, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse.

Learn how personal biases and assumptions affect family engagement and strategies to deepen engagement.

This training explores the dynamics of domestic violence and engagement skills needed when working with families experiencing domestic violence.

Develop a deeper understanding of substance abuse and how to better engage and serve families who may be experiencing it.

This training provides unique insight into gangs, violence, and Omaha's highest risk youth.

Increase competency in writing affidavits for the juvenile court.

Learn about trauma and its impact on youth, with a specific lens on those involved with and working in the juvenile justice system.

This training focuses on language development of children with the purpose of helping professionals understand how to best interview children to gather accurate and reliable information.

This training discusses tools for evoking sustainable change in families using engagement and motivational interviewing techniques.

This training describes the medical indicators of child physical abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect and dispels commonly believed myths and inferences.

This training provides an overview of several evidence-based practices for children.

Designed to educate, equip and empower parents, caregivers and educators with the knowledge and resources needed to protect children from online dangers including predators, cyberbullies and threats related to gaming, social networking and mobile devices.

This training is geared toward adults working with youth involved in extracurricular activities as well as parents whose kids are in extracurricular activities. This training helps increase awareness around child sexual abuse, and the role of coaches, parents, and other adults leading youth in keeping kids safe.

Presented by Region 6, participants learn about the public health crisis of suicide in our community, warning signs and symptoms of individuals who are contemplating suicide, and an effective strategy, called QPR, to intervene to save a life.

This training helps case workers identify and understand the effects of common street drugs.

This training helps participants increase confidence and skill with testifying in child abuse cases.

Gain valuable insight, knowledge, and skills related to understanding the culture of poverty and working with individuals living in poverty.

Once a month, we offer a tour of our facility for the those interested in learning more about our organization.

This training provides professionals who work with children and families foundational knowledge about trauma and its effects.

View the film RESILIENCE and learn about the most important health findings of a generation followed by a facilitated discussion to enhance application to your work.

The purpose of this training is to increase the safety of workers in the field who may be faced with dangerous situations and to provide strategies to stay safe.

An immersive case-based training experience designed to increase child welfare professionals' communication and collaboration.

Presented by Region 6, this is an 8-hour training for any adult who has interaction with young people, ages 12-18, who may experience a mental health or addictions challenge or crisis.