Explore practical, skills-based strategies to strengthen and standardize case management practices that support recovery, accountability, and long-term stability in Tribal communities. Participants will examine core case management functions—including engagement, assessment, planning, coordination, monitoring, and closure—across justice, behavioral health, and community-based settings. The course focuses on culturally responsive and trauma-informed approaches, professional boundaries, confidentiality in small and Tribal communities, and effective multidisciplinary collaboration. Through case scenarios and applied tools, participants will develop actionable strategies to improve consistency, strengthen service delivery, and support individuals and families impacted by substance use and behavioral health challenges.

This two‑day training provides an integrated, practical approach for professionals working with addiction, mental health, and complex systems of care. Participants will explore how addiction, trauma, and co‑occurring mental health conditions affect brain function, behavior, and motivation, creating a shared, stigma‑reducing framework for understanding change. Using this foundation, the training introduces an evidence‑based, relational behavioral change approach for engaging individuals, supporting intrinsic motivation, and promoting meaningful behavior change across a range of practice settings.

This six-hour facilitated session aims to enhance collaboration across social services, behavioral health, and justice system partners. Aligned with the Nez Perce Tribe’s focus on coordinated, culturally responsive care, the session addresses common challenges in cross-system communication, role alignment, and engagement. Through guided discussion and practical application, participants will develop strategies to improve alignment, enhance communication, and strengthen engagement with justice system and service provider partners. The session emphasizes coordinated, team-based responses that better support individuals and families impacted by substance use, trauma, and co-occurring conditions.

When working in the addiction field, we frequently encounter clients who appear unmotivated to change. During this webinar, we will explore the concept of motivation and provide you with practical skills to develop intrinsic motivation toward long-term behavior change.

Build your own live instructor led course by combining modules (2 hours each) to produce a full day of training or spread out training sessions over several days. Completely customizable based upon your specific needs. Eleven different modules to choose from.

Implementation science is the collective study of practices and methods that significantly improve the successful implementation of new programs and practices. During this webinar, we will explore the fundamental practices and research supporting implementation science and we will learn about programs that are successfully improving services and outcomes using these best practices in the criminal justice and addiction fields.

Previous webinars have laid the foundation regarding the impact of addiction on the brain and ways to support tribal members’ journeys out of addiction. Join this session for a facilitated discussion and open forum with subject matter experts who will answer your practical questions regarding working with the impacts of addiction on the brain. Prior to the session, we will gather feedback from you about what you would like to learn about the topic from the experts. Your participation is encouraged during the session, and additional questions will be taken at that time.

Join us for a Q&A session that provides an open forum to answer practical questions regarding working with the clients who appear unmotivated to change.

Previous webinars have laid the foundation regarding the impact of addiction on the brain, understanding mental health symptoms and what tribal service providers and criminal justice professionals can do to support tribal members’ journeys out of addiction. Join this session for a facilitated discussion and open forum with subject matter experts who will answer your practical questions regarding working with individuals presenting with co-occurring disorder diagnoses (comorbidity). Prior to the session, we will gather feedback from you about what you would like to learn about the topic from the experts. Your participation is encouraged during the session, and additional questions will be taken at that time.

View the facilitated discussion and open forum with subject matter experts from the live webinar on July 9, 2024. Experts answered practical questions regarding working with clients who are experiencing substance use disorder or co-occurring disorders as they are aiming to successfully reenter and reintegrate into their tribal community post-treatment or post-incarceration.