CCP & PRC Introductory Competency On-Demand Training Portal
Register to complete the Community Coalition Partnership (CCP) and Prevention Resource Center (PRC) introductory competency modules.
Register to complete the Community Coalition Partnership (CCP) and Prevention Resource Center (PRC) introductory competency modules.
The FY25 Annual Prevention Providers' Meeting (APPM) will convene Prevention and Behavioral Health Promotion providers from across Texas in Austin, Texas June 2025 to learn from local and national subject matter experts, connect with one another, and consider new or improved ways to conduct behavioral health best practices.
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June 2-5, 2025
Did you know LMHAs and LBHAs provide free suicide prevention and Mental Health First Aid trainings? Learn more at the link below.
We regularly offer key training that supports Prevention Specialist (re)certification.
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The EIP introduces the six principles of the Prevention Code of Ethics and provides an ethical decision-making model to assess, address, and evaluate a range of ethical issues.
Participants advance their understanding of the Prevention Code of Ethics, discuss ethical issues related to prevention topics, and practice applying the ethical decision-making model in real world situations.
The PST provides an overview of prevention’s underlying principles through 5 distinct 3-hour modules: 1. Cultural Competency 2. Communication 3. Child and Adolescent Development 4. Risk and Protective Factors 5. A Lifespan Approach to Prevention
The four-day SAPST is grounded in recent research and SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) to cover topics from the public health approach to prevention through each step of the SPF.
As a contracted partner of Texas Health and Human Services Commission, we at Community Advocacy Research and Evaluation Consulting Group, Inc. take immense pride in executing the essential Texas Prevention Training Services scope of work. Our mission is to cater to the unique workforce development needs of the Texas prevention and behavioral health promotion field through a commitment to adult learning best practices. Project Director Audrey Spanko leads the Texas Prevention Training (TPT) Team with Project Manager, Michaela Landeros, and Melissa Reyes, Project Coordinator.