News from HCA’s Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

New! Focus On goals planner

The Focus On underage drinking prevention campaign produced a new interactive planner that will support…

Drug Take Back Day promotion webinar next week!

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, October 25. Join us for a webinar, Tuesday, September 30, at 11:00 a.m., to learn how to…

DBHR awards community-based organizations funding for youth substance use prevention and mental health promotion

The Washington State Health Care Authority’s Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery is happy to announce the following organizations as…

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Upcoming Events

  • Trauma Stewardship Training Institute

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    Washington

     

    When trauma & overwhelm seem ever-present, spend a day with us learning to control the controllables & secure survival…

  • Building the future: Prevention Fellows tell their story

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    In celebration of SAMHSA’s Prevention Month, join us for a national webinar featuring the PTTC Prevention Fellows as they share their experiences…

  • Too Good for Drugs training

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    Massachusetts

    Too Good Open Enrollment Curriculum Training is coming up this October in Boston, Massachusetts, and we’d love to see you there. If you're…

  • Minerva 2.0 technical support call

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    Call information

    Join us for a Minerva 2.0 technical assistance/support call for Minerva 2.0 users (CPWI, CBO and project…

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Finding the right library book

Community Library

The Athena Forum’s Community Library makes various prevention resources readily available for use by substance use disorder prevention and mental health promotion professionals and volunteers statewide. The Community Library is comprised of handouts, templates, risk profiles, publications, brochures, guidance, and reference tools. Providers can also use this shared space to upload coalition-developed publications, such as newsletters, and earned media that highlights local work.

Visit the Community Library