Virginia Training

This evidence-based program addresses postpartum depression prevention. Guided by cognitive behavioral therapy and attachment theory, it supports mothers through individual or group interventions. Attendees receive tools for implementation and optional ongoing technical assistance. 

This introductory workshop equips participants with a conversational style to explore and resolve ambivalence about change. Participants practice enhanced communication skills, build motivation, and develop confidence in supporting clients’ growth. 

Explore the updated EPDS-US screening tool with a trauma-informed and respectful approach. Learn to provide person-centered support, reduce stigma, and encourage disclosures while maintaining clinical utility. 

Learn to use SBIRT tools to address behavioral health risks, provide immediate feedback, and connect clients with resources. Participants practice using Virginia’s Behavioral Health Risks Screening Tool and refine brief intervention techniques. 

This training explores the prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV) and its effects on perinatal health. Participants learn to use universal education in home visits, navigate difficult conversations, and handle IPV disclosures effectively. 

Gain insights into culturally competent and developmentally appropriate approaches for working with teens. This training provides practical strategies to support adolescent development, mental health, and parenting skills. 

This training supports family support professionals working with families experiencing perinatal depression and other mental health challenges. It covers mental health disorders, risk factors, and the importance of screening and referrals. Participants practice strategies for supporting families and responding to crises.

This virtually facilitated session focuses on trauma-informed care and engaging families with trauma experiences. Participants explore trauma resilience, impacts on home visitors, and strategies for family engagement.