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SUMMARY:Training - Intentional Peer Support Core (5-day In-Person - 10/7 through 10/11/24\, Burlington\, VT)
DESCRIPTION:Intentional Peer Support is a way of thinking about and inviting transformative relationships. Practitioners learn to use relationships to see things from new angles\, develop greater awareness of personal and relational patterns\, and support and challenge each other in trying new things. \nBased on Shery Mead’s book\, Intentional Peer Support: An Alternative Approach\, our in-person Core Training is a 5-day introduction to this innovative framework and is designed to have you practicing right away. In a highly interactive environment\, participants learn the tasks and principles of IPS\, examine assumptions about who they are\, and explore ways to create relationships in which power is negotiated\, co-learning is possible\, and support goes beyond traditional notions of “service.” IPS is all about opening up new ways of seeing\, thinking\, and doing\, and here we examine how to make this possible. \nPlease review this document in its entirety before registering. Registration for this training indicates agreement to participate\, as noted in the document. \nSchedule: \nMonday\, October 7th through Friday\, October 11th\, 9:00am-4:30pm. Participants must attend all days. We will take an hour lunch and two short breaks each day. \nVenue to be announced closer to training date. \nCost: \nThis training is generously sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative. There is only a $100 fee per participant for IPS Core Materials (a book). You will receive your book the first day of the training. \nLocation: \nThis training will be in Burlington\, VT. Venue to be announced closer to training date. \nContact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/intentional-peer-support-core-in-person-burlington-vt-2/2024-10-10/
CATEGORIES:In Person,Trainings
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SUMMARY:Training - Intentional Peer Support Core (5-day In-Person - 10/7 through 10/11/24\, Burlington\, VT)
DESCRIPTION:Intentional Peer Support is a way of thinking about and inviting transformative relationships. Practitioners learn to use relationships to see things from new angles\, develop greater awareness of personal and relational patterns\, and support and challenge each other in trying new things. \nBased on Shery Mead’s book\, Intentional Peer Support: An Alternative Approach\, our in-person Core Training is a 5-day introduction to this innovative framework and is designed to have you practicing right away. In a highly interactive environment\, participants learn the tasks and principles of IPS\, examine assumptions about who they are\, and explore ways to create relationships in which power is negotiated\, co-learning is possible\, and support goes beyond traditional notions of “service.” IPS is all about opening up new ways of seeing\, thinking\, and doing\, and here we examine how to make this possible. \nPlease review this document in its entirety before registering. Registration for this training indicates agreement to participate\, as noted in the document. \nSchedule: \nMonday\, October 7th through Friday\, October 11th\, 9:00am-4:30pm. Participants must attend all days. We will take an hour lunch and two short breaks each day. \nVenue to be announced closer to training date. \nCost: \nThis training is generously sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative. There is only a $100 fee per participant for IPS Core Materials (a book). You will receive your book the first day of the training. \nLocation: \nThis training will be in Burlington\, VT. Venue to be announced closer to training date. \nContact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/intentional-peer-support-core-in-person-burlington-vt-2/2024-10-11/
CATEGORIES:In Person,Trainings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241104T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241104T150000
DTSTAMP:20260508T235824
CREATED:20241028T195913Z
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SUMMARY:Training - Relationship First Approach to Extreme States
DESCRIPTION:In this interactive workshop\, participants will gain insight into and practice an approach that centers personal connection\, empathy\, and mutuality when supporting people who experience extreme or unusual states and/or have extraordinary beliefs. Participants will explore ways to negotiate boundaries and disparate needs while maintaining values of choice\, transparency\, equality\, community\, and possibility. Topics include navigating fear and discomfort\, avoiding/minimizing control and coercion\, and navigating multiple truths when supporting people having experiences that might be labeled as psychosis. \nThis training will be held virtually via zoom. We recommend that folks join via laptop\, desktop\, or tablet as smart phones are harder to navigate for this kind of interactive training. \nThis training is for folks who live and/or work in Vermont. This training is free of charge to participants and sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative. \nContact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/relationship-first-approach-to-extreme-states-training/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241107T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241107T140000
DTSTAMP:20260508T235824
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SUMMARY:Harm Reduction: Autonomy\, Choice and Self-Determination Training
DESCRIPTION:Autonomy\, Choice\, & Self-Determination: Harm Reduction \nIn this interactive workshop\, participants will gain insight into applying harm reduction principles when supporting folks having a variety of experiences. Together we’ll explore how to meet folks where they are and practice a person-centered\, empathetic\, and nonjudgmental approach to harm and risk reduction. Participants will investigate the utilization of risky or harmful behaviors as survival tools for managing pain\, trauma\, and emotional distress; practice engaging in conversations about the pain and trauma that lead to risky or harmful behaviors; and explore harm reduction as an embodiment of social justice. \nThis training will be held virtually via zoom. We recommend that folks join via laptop\, desktop\, or tablet as smart phones are harder to navigate for this kind of interactive training. \nThis training is for folks who live and/or work in Vermont. This training is free of charge to participants and sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative. \nContact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/harm-reduction-autonomy-choice-and-self-determination-training/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241205T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241205T163000
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SUMMARY:Training - Conversations About Suicide (2-Day Workshop: 12/5 & 12/12)
DESCRIPTION:Schedule: \nThis is a two-day\, eight-hour virtual training. We will meet on Thursday 12/5 and Thursday 12/12 from 12:30-4:30pm ET each day. We will take two 15-minute breaks during each training session. Participants must attend each session in full to receive a certificate of completion. \nDescription: \nIn this participatory workshop\, we’ll explore ways to practice empathy and prioritize autonomy when engaging in conversations about suicide. We’ll spend time unpacking suicide as a language of pain\, then consider ways to support folks who are thinking about dying. Through sharing personal stories\, opening up dialogue\, and practicing difficult conversations\, we will educate and support each other to remain curious\, lean into discomfort\, and center mutuality. \nThis training is fairly interactive\, so think about what you’ll need to stay present and engaged throughout each session. We ask that participants have cameras on for the majority of the time\, though understand if you need to be off camera for a short amount of time. If you have any accessibility needs\, please let us know on the registration form. \nObjectives: \n+Practice empathy for people considering suicide \n+Increase comfort with talking about suicide \n+Practice having conversations about suicide \n+Explore suicide as a social justice issue \n+Deepen awareness of why people consider suicide \n+Consider ways to restore dignity to crisis \nAudience: \n+ Peer support workers and other service providers working in a variety of social services settings \n+Medical professionals and emergency responders \n+Community members who want to provide better support to people considering suicide \n+Family and friends of people considering suicide \n+People with lived experience of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts \nPlatform: \nWe will be using Zoom for the training sessions. The link will be shared with you via email prior to the training. Please arrive on time each day so that we can start each session promptly. There will be a waiting room and we will open the room at the start time. \nThis offering from Pathways Vermont is sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative and free of charge to participants. Please contact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/conversations-about-suicide-2-day-workshop-12-5-12-12/2024-12-05/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241212T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241212T163000
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CREATED:20241028T200523Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241028T200821Z
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SUMMARY:Training - Conversations About Suicide (2-Day Workshop: 12/5 & 12/12)
DESCRIPTION:Schedule: \nThis is a two-day\, eight-hour virtual training. We will meet on Thursday 12/5 and Thursday 12/12 from 12:30-4:30pm ET each day. We will take two 15-minute breaks during each training session. Participants must attend each session in full to receive a certificate of completion. \nDescription: \nIn this participatory workshop\, we’ll explore ways to practice empathy and prioritize autonomy when engaging in conversations about suicide. We’ll spend time unpacking suicide as a language of pain\, then consider ways to support folks who are thinking about dying. Through sharing personal stories\, opening up dialogue\, and practicing difficult conversations\, we will educate and support each other to remain curious\, lean into discomfort\, and center mutuality. \nThis training is fairly interactive\, so think about what you’ll need to stay present and engaged throughout each session. We ask that participants have cameras on for the majority of the time\, though understand if you need to be off camera for a short amount of time. If you have any accessibility needs\, please let us know on the registration form. \nObjectives: \n+Practice empathy for people considering suicide \n+Increase comfort with talking about suicide \n+Practice having conversations about suicide \n+Explore suicide as a social justice issue \n+Deepen awareness of why people consider suicide \n+Consider ways to restore dignity to crisis \nAudience: \n+ Peer support workers and other service providers working in a variety of social services settings \n+Medical professionals and emergency responders \n+Community members who want to provide better support to people considering suicide \n+Family and friends of people considering suicide \n+People with lived experience of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts \nPlatform: \nWe will be using Zoom for the training sessions. The link will be shared with you via email prior to the training. Please arrive on time each day so that we can start each session promptly. There will be a waiting room and we will open the room at the start time. \nThis offering from Pathways Vermont is sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative and free of charge to participants. Please contact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/conversations-about-suicide-2-day-workshop-12-5-12-12/2024-12-12/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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SUMMARY:Fat Liberation & Health at Every Size™ Training
DESCRIPTION:Fatness is not an indicator of health. In this two-hour workshop\, we’ll explore how fatphobia creates a system of inequity that harms fat people\, thus affecting their health. We will talk first about Health at Every Size™\, a set of principles and frameworks that presents an alternative to the weight-centered approach to treating patients of all sizes. HAES™ promotes health equity\, ending weight discrimination\, and improved access to quality healthcare regardless of size. Next\, we’ll explore Fat Liberation\, a movement that maintains fatness at the center of its narrative and focuses on the way fat people are mistreated\, marginalized\, and oppressed by various systems. Through this training\, participants will challenge and shift oppressive thinking and gain insight into ways to better support fat people and people who have experienced weight discrimination. \nBy the end of the workshop\, participants will; \n\nDefine health beyond myths and misconceptions\nDiscuss drawbacks of dieting\nLearn about the HAES™ model\nExplore the history of Fat Liberation\nDiscuss differences between Body Positivity and Fat Liberation\nExplore how anti-fat bias causes harm\nExamine connections between anti-fat bias and other oppressive ideologies and systems\n\nFacilitator: \nSkylar Kelley\, RN is the Nurse Team Lead at Pathways Vermont. They have worked in various nursing settings including ICU\, cardiac care\, and in the community. They believe that healthcare that feels supportive and choice-centered should be available to ALL of us\, ALL of the time…for FREE! Skylar is passionate about harm-reduction\, collective liberation\, and donuts. They live in Colchester\, VT with their spouse\, toddler\, and two cats. In their spare time they play dress-up with said toddler and try to convince her that walking in the woods continuously in one direction (you might call it “hiking”) is a good time. \nLogsitics: \nPlease log in from a quiet\, undisturbed location for this event as there are interactive sessions with discussions\, not webinars. \nThis training is for people who work and/or live in Vermont. This training is free of charge to participants and generously sponsored by the Peer Workforce Development Initiative. \nContact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/fat-liberation-health-at-every-size-training/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250213T130000
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SUMMARY:Overdose Prevention and Management Training
DESCRIPTION:In this 2-hour workshop\, participants will learn about this person-directed approach utilizing multiple strategies to reduce the negative consequences of harmful behaviors associated with the use of drugs. Together\, we’ll explore how to meet folks where they are and support them to develop strategies to gain control over areas of their lives that may be destructive. Participants will: develop empathy and compassion by reflecting on our own harmful behaviors; investigate the utilization of self-harm behaviors as survival tools for managing pain\, trauma\, and anxieties; learn about strategies for navigating and diminishing harm; practice engaging in conversations about the pain and trauma that lead to harmful behaviors; and learn basic overdose prevention & management skills. \nBy the end of the workshop\, participants will be; \n\nable to identify what is happening during an overdose and the potential risks associated.\nable to identify the signs of overdose and respond with lifesaving measures\, including Naloxone.\ninformed of the different bodily responses to stimulants and how to identify potential overuse of stimulants.\n\nFacilitator: \nSkylar Kelley\, RN\, is the Nurse Team Lead at Pathways Vermont. They have worked in various nursing settings including ICU\, cardiac care\, and in the community. They believe that healthcare that feels supportive and choice-centered should be available to ALL of us\, ALL of the time…for FREE! Skylar is passionate about harm-reduction\, collective liberation\, and donuts. They live in Colchester\, VT with their spouse\, toddler\, and two cats. In their spare time they play dress-up with said toddler and try to convince her that walking in the woods continuously in one direction (you might call it “hiking”) is a good time. \nLogistics: \nPlease log in from a quiet\, undisturbed location for this event as there are interactive sessions with discussions\, not webinars. \nThis training is for people who work and/or live in Vermont. This training is free of charge to participants and generously sponsored by the Peer Workforce Development Initiative. \nContact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/overdose-prevention-and-management-training/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250306T100000
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SUMMARY:Conversations About Suicide
DESCRIPTION:Schedule: \nThis is a two-day\, eight-hour virtual training. We will meet on Thursday\, 3/6\, and Friday\, 3/7\, from 10:00-2:30 pm ET each day. We will take one 15-minute break and one 45-minute break during each training session. Participants must attend each session in full to receive a certificate of completion. \nDescription: \nIn this participatory workshop\, we’ll explore ways to practice empathy and prioritize autonomy when engaging in conversations about suicide. We’ll spend time unpacking suicide as a language of pain\, then consider ways to support folks who are thinking about dying. Through sharing personal stories\, opening up dialogue\, and practicing difficult conversations\, we will educate and support each other to remain curious\, lean into discomfort\, and center mutuality. \nThis training is fairly interactive\, so think about what you’ll need to stay present and engaged throughout each session. We ask that participants have cameras on for the majority of the time\, though understand if you need to be off camera for a short amount of time. If you have any accessibility needs\, please let us know on the registration form. \nObjectives: \n+Practice empathy for people considering suicide \n+Increase comfort with talking about suicide \n+Practice having conversations about suicide \n+Explore suicide as a social justice issue \n+Deepen awareness of why people consider suicide \n+Consider ways to restore dignity to crisis \nAudience: \n+ Peer support workers and other service providers working in a variety of social services settings \n+Medical professionals and emergency responders \n+Community members who want to provide better support to people considering suicide \n+Family and friends of people considering suicide \n+People with lived experience of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts \nPlatform: \nWe will be using Zoom for the training sessions. The link will be shared with you via email prior to the training. Please arrive on time each day so that we can start each session promptly. There will be a waiting room and we will open the room at the start time. \nThis offering from Pathways Vermont is sponsored by Vermont’s Peer Workforce Development Initiative and is free of charge to participants. \nPlease contact peerworkforce@pathwaysvermont.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.pathwaysvermont.org/event/conversations-about-suicide/
LOCATION:Virtual
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