Behavioral Health Levels of Care Training Objectives: Review of the types of Mental Health services available to GA Medicaid members Review of admission criteria to these services Review of Psychiatric Residential (PRTF) and when it is appropriate Overview of Amerigroup services and supports available to members with behavioral health conditions. Presenter: Molly Abrokwah, LMFT, CCM

Learn more about the diagnosis of Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), how this looks in children, and strategies for living and working with children diagnosed with RAD. \ Presented by: Tina Neese

Join us for an engaging workshop designed specifically for parents looking to connect, share, and learn from one another. The Talk TankⓇ offers a safe and supportive space to discuss the joys and challenges of parenting. Together, we’ll explore topics like effective communication, emotional wellness, and practical strategies for handling everyday parenting dilemmas. Whether you’re a […]

Amerigroup Presents: Community Resiliency Model This training offers an understanding of how our nervous system operates and how to improve self-regulation through a simple set of skills. Great for reducing anxiety, most of our participants use it for themselves as well as the youth they serve. Presented by: Molly Abrokwah, LMFT, CCM

Are you ready to assist your child in gaining an early advantage and establishing the foundation for the life they envision? Excited about the upcoming chapters in life but uncertain about how to guide your child toward their goals? Look no further – you've found the right resource! By embracing a proactive stance rather than […]

Parenting a teenager can feel like you're trying to understand someone you have never met before! It's completely normal to worry about whether you're connecting in a meaningful way or if communication seems impossible. But here's the good news—just by wanting to connect with your teen, you're already making amazing progress! In this fun and […]

Living in a culture obsessed with appearance, it's no wonder that our efforts to help our youth feel good about themselves are constantly undone. With body dissatisfaction at the root of mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and self-harm. Having the right information and resources is more important than ever. This presentation will address Youth body image, Concerns, Factors, Treatment, and Resources. Presented by: Dr. Laklieshia Izzard, […]

This group will discuss new placements: preparing and adjusting to family roles.

This class will help parents identify patterns of behavior that hinder positive growth and learn the meaning of and how to set boundaries while establishing better Connections. Presented by: Hope Darden, BA, CPS-P

Identity is key to one’s sense of belonging and security in this world.  How can you celebrate the identity of your child or teen especially if it is different than your own?  Join this session to learn about different ways to celebrate different aspects of who they are. Presented by: Stacey Foney

Description: Domestic Violence and abuse are not only defined by physical assault. Psychological, emotional, economic abuse, stalking, and isolation are common tactics that are utilized in relationships. These tactics are so pervasive that many individuals may not recognize the behaviors as abusive. Thus, by the end of the training participants will be able to:  1.Identify […]

Participants will learn how to assess Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS) symptoms in themselves, explore factors that help to protect themselves from the negative effects of STS, and discover strategies to use these protective factors to manage STS. Participants will also assess their own personal self-care and develop STS management plans. Presented by: Tina Neese, Ed.D., […]