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NASHIA Training U is committed to growing leaders by helping states create the strongest workforce possible to provide premium services and supports to those they serve. NASHIA offers professional development at every level of experience and depth to build basic skills or enhance seasoned staff expertise. All our training opportunities incorporate latest practices from leaders in the field to enhance knowledge and skills related to service delivery, research, and promising practices.

 

Training Opportunities

 
Trainings
Strategic Story Sharing for Program Providers and for Individuals with BI

Effective communication is critical to providing sound rationale when working with state advisory boards, consultants, legislators, and grassroots initiatives. Stories bring a human face to issues and engage the audience in a way that written narrative cannot do. Strategic sharing is a framework of storytelling that supports the storyteller and ensures safe and impactful communication.

Join us for this collaborative workshop that will share the framework of strategic sharing and resources for implementing the narrative for justification in the daily work of supporting voices of lived experience and better funding for state systems and services. Participants will learn how to craft and deliver strategic narratives that highlight their program’s successes, demonstrate its value, and persuade key stakeholders, including policymakers and funders, of the need for continued or increased support.

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Everything You Wanted to Know: NASHIA’s National Children's Collaborative on Brain Injury Special Interest Group

Since 2011, states and partners have been collaborating on issues impacting children and youth with brain injury and its impact within the school environment. NASHIA's first special interest group, NCCBI, continues to work to identify critical gaps in the continuum of services and supports, collaborate with national key partner groups and establish common practices to make policy/research recommendations, and to share/develop resources on supports and services. 

Join us as we share an overview of NCCBI’s history and purpose, a deeper dive of two main areas of focus, standards of practice and educational policy, and then discuss a call to action, and what that means for states and programs nationally.

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Supporting People with Brain Injury through Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics

Location: Hilton Arlington National Landing, Washington, DC

NASHIA is pleased to invite you to an important in-person meeting focused on the intersection of brain injury and behavioral health. This session will bring together key partners from across the country to explore opportunities for collaboration in supporting individuals with brain injuries within behavioral health systems, particularly through Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs).

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Skill Building Workshops

For those who want a more in-depth approach, our workshops provide focused training with smaller groups of attendees, allowing a more interactive training with specific skill building. Don’t see a topic you’re interested in? Let us design one for your organization!

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Trainings On Demand

Each year, our webinar series is designed to expand knowledge for brain injury providers on a variety of cutting-edge topics, keeping you and your staff current in numerous key areas of research and service trends.

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We’d love your suggestions.

Please use the form to submit training suggestions, ideas for committees, or other beneficial programs you would like to see in the future.