Email UpdatesTraining and Events Calendar
The Academy Training and Events calendar is an easy-to-use resource for healthcare professionals across all settings of care and specialties looking for educational opportunities to further their knowledge of integrating behavioral health with primary care. Some training opportunities are available as in-person meetings while others are conducted via live webinar. Opportunities are updated weekly, and the “filter” function can be used to search fields such as event type, location (virtual or in-person), CE/CME availability, and topic. Opportunities are identified from federal agencies and non-federal organizations, academic institutions, government agencies, and member associations conducting work in behavioral health integration.
May
Staff at nonprofit organizations are facing change, stress, and conflict on multiple levels. This is the third session of a four-part series, which...
Staff at nonprofit organizations are facing change, stress, and conflict on multiple levels. This is the third session of a four-part series, which will equip leaders and supervisors with foundational knowledge and skills to help their teams manage uncertainty and interpersonal conflict so they can create a healthy and resilient organizational culture. To empower their staff, participants will learn about core strategies and tactics that are based in brain science research and trauma-informed approaches.Presenters will address topics including increasing accountability, managing conflict, having crucial conversations, nurturing relationships, and achieving excellence.
May 28 @ 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm EST
Webinars
Workforce
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
May
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) Standing Committee on Primary Care will host a public meeting to explore several...
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) Standing Committee on Primary Care will host a public meeting to explore several topics, including its 2025 report, Improving Primary Care Valuation Processes for the Physician Fee Schedule, and economic and operational challenges to ensuring everyone has access to high-quality primary care. Panels will also explore the future of telehealth, retail health, and artificial intelligence in primary care; access to primary care for children on Medicaid; and what we do and do not know about Medicare Advantage and primary care access.Learn more on the event page.
National Academies of Sciences Building
2101 Constitution Ave NW
Washington, DC 20418
United States
May 29 @ all-day
Workshops
Policy & Financing, Technology & Innovation
Professional Association
In-Person, Virtual
No
May
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) Standing Committee on Primary Care will host a public meeting to explore several...
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) Standing Committee on Primary Care will host a public meeting to explore several topics, including its 2025 report, Improving Primary Care Valuation Processes for the Physician Fee Schedule, and economic and operational challenges to ensuring everyone has access to high-quality primary care. Panels will also explore the future of telehealth, retail health, and artificial intelligence in primary care; access to primary care for children on Medicaid; and what we do and do not know about Medicare Advantage and primary care access.Learn more on the event page.
May 30 @ all-day
May
At the heart of quality health care is respect for the individual. This includes people with serious mental illness (SMI). The National Council for...
At the heart of quality health care is respect for the individual. This includes people with serious mental illness (SMI). The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is excited to share a virtual training focused on the importance of autonomy and agency in working with people with SMI.Attendees will be invited to examine the concepts of autonomy and agency and how these concepts influence practice and are reflected in it. The session will pair overarching concepts with practical application and valuable insights from both a subject matter expert and recovery advocate. Attendees will: Increase understanding of the concepts of patient/client autonomy and agency.Identify practical application of autonomy and agency in services for those with SMI.Explore how the application of these concepts may impact the experiences of those receiving services.
May 29 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST
Training & Courses
Mental Health, Patient
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
June
Join the Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) and leaders from across the health care landscape for compelling conversations exploring how innovative new...
Join the Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) and leaders from across the health care landscape for compelling conversations exploring how innovative new approaches to primary care delivery and payment may be successfully scaled. Hear from a wide array of health care leaders via keynotes and panels—including employer and health plan innovators—as they discuss scaling primary care innovations in diverse settings, from rural to urban communities. The Conference will also feature breakout sessions led by award-winning innovators, focusing on hybrid payment models achieving real-world results. Finally, PCC members are invited to Capitol Hill for an exclusive briefing highlighting how innovators are responding to urgent primary care issues in communities across the nation.
Capital Hilton
1001 16th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
United States
June 4 @ all-day
Conference
Policy & Financing, Technology & Innovation
Non-Profit, Professional Association
In-Person
No
June
Join the Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) and leaders from across the health care landscape for compelling conversations exploring how innovative new...
Join the Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) and leaders from across the health care landscape for compelling conversations exploring how innovative new approaches to primary care delivery and payment may be successfully scaled. Hear from a wide array of health care leaders via keynotes and panels—including employer and health plan innovators—as they discuss scaling primary care innovations in diverse settings, from rural to urban communities. The Conference will also feature breakout sessions led by award-winning innovators, focusing on hybrid payment models achieving real-world results. Finally, PCC members are invited to Capitol Hill for an exclusive briefing highlighting how innovators are responding to urgent primary care issues in communities across the nation.
June 5 @ all-day
June
This new program, hosted by the REACH Institute, will help family physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to understand best...
This new program, hosted by the REACH Institute, will help family physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to understand best practices for the assessment of disruptive behavior disorders and learn how to implement behavior management strategies.The program includes a full-day training, and 4 follow-up group learning calls over 2 months.
June 6 @ all-day
Training & Courses
Mental Health, Models & Implementation
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
June
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths...
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths related to stimulants and alcohol are escalating. Beyond these medical concerns, the broader ripple effects are often overlooked, particularly the role of substance use in child neglect, family disruption and interpersonal violence. In today’s fragmented systems, these impacts are frequently addressed in silos, leading to gaps in care and missed opportunities for prevention and interventionThe National Council for Mental Wellbeing, with support from the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and the Opioid Response Network, has developed a dynamic, four-part, interactive series for behavioral health providers and system leaders. The series explores the current fragmented landscape of substance use care and envisions an innovative, fully integrated future. Each session dives into one key sector, including health care, child welfare and schools, highlighting real-world challenges, cross-system opportunities and forward-thinking strategies to create a unified continuum of care that meets individuals and families where they are. A certificate of completion will be provided for attending the entire series.Session 1 will address the often-siloed responses to substance-related child neglect and family disruption. This session highlights trauma-informed, cross-agency strategies to strengthen families and prevent system involvement.
June 9 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST
Webinars
Models & Implementation, Substance Use
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
June
NAMICon is where hundreds of dynamic and important voices unite to improve mental health for all through awareness, education, and advocacy. It’s a...
NAMICon is where hundreds of dynamic and important voices unite to improve mental health for all through awareness, education, and advocacy. It’s a space where personal journeys are celebrated, positive change takes root, and new connections foster support, hope, and healing.
June 11 @ all-day
Conference
Mental Health
Non-Profit
In-Person
No
June
At this virtual forum, Kaiser Permanente will explore how policy changes to state licensure requirements can support the mental health workforce.This...
At this virtual forum, Kaiser Permanente will explore how policy changes to state licensure requirements can support the mental health workforce.This virtual session will explore topics such as:Streamlining the mental health provider licensure process.Examining differences in licensing requirements by state.Exploring costly and time intensive pre-licensure requirements (ex. supervision hours).Highlighting opportunities in licensure portability, interjurisdictional compacts, and telehealth.
June 12 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST
Webinars
Technology & Innovation, Workforce
Professional Association
Virtual
No
June
Join Kari A. Stephens, PhD and Dr. Anna Ratzliff, MD, PhD of the University of Washington for a dynamic session exploring cutting-edge strategies to...
Join Kari A. Stephens, PhD and Dr. Anna Ratzliff, MD, PhD of the University of Washington for a dynamic session exploring cutting-edge strategies to meet the growing demand for behavioral health support in primary care settings. Dr. Stephens, a practicing clinical psychologist and Vice Chair of Research in Family Medicine, will discuss how digital tools can help address workforce constraints and enhance care quality. Dr. Ratzliff, a psychiatrist, Professor, and Vice Chair for Faculty Development in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, will share insights from the NIH HEAL-funded CHAMP (Collaborating to Heal Addiction and Mental Health in Primary Care) trial, highlighting Collaborative Care approaches to treating co-occurring mental health and opioid use disorders. The session will also include an opportunity to engage with both presenters during a live Q&A.
June 18 @ 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm EST
Webinars
Models & Implementation, Technology & Innovation, Workforce
Government Agency
Virtual
No
June
Staff at nonprofit organizations are facing change, stress, and conflict on multiple levels. This is the fourth session of a four-part series, which...
Staff at nonprofit organizations are facing change, stress, and conflict on multiple levels. This is the fourth session of a four-part series, which will equip leaders and supervisors with foundational knowledge and skills to help their teams manage uncertainty and interpersonal conflict so they can create a healthy and resilient organizational culture. To empower their staff, participants will learn about core strategies and tactics that are based in brain science research and trauma-informed approaches.Presenters will address topics including increasing accountability, managing conflict, having crucial conversations, nurturing relationships, and achieving excellence.
June 25 @ 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm EST
Webinars
Workforce
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
July
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths...
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths related to stimulants and alcohol are escalating. Beyond these medical concerns, the broader ripple effects are often overlooked, particularly the role of substance use in child neglect, family disruption and interpersonal violence. In today’s fragmented systems, these impacts are frequently addressed in silos, leading to gaps in care and missed opportunities for prevention and interventionThe National Council for Mental Wellbeing, with support from the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and the Opioid Response Network, has developed a dynamic, four-part, interactive series for behavioral health providers and system leaders. The series explores the current fragmented landscape of substance use care and envisions an innovative, fully integrated future. Each session dives into one key sector, including health care, child welfare and schools, highlighting real-world challenges, cross-system opportunities and forward-thinking strategies to create a unified continuum of care that meets individuals and families where they are. A certificate of completion will be provided for attending the entire series.Session 2 will discuss the critical role schools play in prevention, early detection, and wraparound support for students impacted by familial or personal substance use, and explore partnerships that break down referral barriers.
July 14 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EST
Webinars
Models & Implementation, Substance Use
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
August
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths...
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths related to stimulants and alcohol are escalating. Beyond these medical concerns, the broader ripple effects are often overlooked, particularly the role of substance use in child neglect, family disruption and interpersonal violence. In today’s fragmented systems, these impacts are frequently addressed in silos, leading to gaps in care and missed opportunities for prevention and interventionThe National Council for Mental Wellbeing, with support from the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and the Opioid Response Network, has developed a dynamic, four-part, interactive series for behavioral health providers and system leaders. The series explores the current fragmented landscape of substance use care and envisions an innovative, fully integrated future. Each session dives into one key sector, including health care, child welfare and schools, highlighting real-world challenges, cross-system opportunities and forward-thinking strategies to create a unified continuum of care that meets individuals and families where they are. A certificate of completion will be provided for attending the entire series.Substance use and mental health often co-occur, yet psychiatric systems frequently treat these conditions in parallel rather than in tandem. Session 3 explores how psychiatric hospitals, crisis stabilization units, and behavioral health centers can better integrate substance use screening, treatment, and recovery planning. Participants will examine care coordination models, address barriers to integrated workflows, and explore strategies for building a unified, person-centered approach that addresses both psychiatric and substance use needs holistically.
August 18 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EST
Webinars
Mental Health, Models & Implementation, Substance Use
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
September
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths...
Substance use contributes to a range of complex public health challenges. While synthetic opioids remain central to the overdose crisis, deaths related to stimulants and alcohol are escalating. Beyond these medical concerns, the broader ripple effects are often overlooked, particularly the role of substance use in child neglect, family disruption and interpersonal violence. In today’s fragmented systems, these impacts are frequently addressed in silos, leading to gaps in care and missed opportunities for prevention and interventionThe National Council for Mental Wellbeing, with support from the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and the Opioid Response Network, has developed a dynamic, four-part, interactive series for behavioral health providers and system leaders. The series explores the current fragmented landscape of substance use care and envisions an innovative, fully integrated future. Each session dives into one key sector, including health care, child welfare and schools, highlighting real-world challenges, cross-system opportunities and forward-thinking strategies to create a unified continuum of care that meets individuals and families where they are. A certificate of completion will be provided for attending the entire series.People with Substance Use disorders often have co-morbid health conditions that go unaddressed, leading to high levels of morbidity and mortality. Session 4 will focus on integrated substance use and primary care delivery models that enhance patient care and improve long-term outcomes.
September 8 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EST
Webinars
Models & Implementation, Substance Use
Non-Profit
Virtual
No
October
As National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) celebrates 35 years of advancing health care quality, the Health Innovation Summit is a unique...
As National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) celebrates 35 years of advancing health care quality, the Health Innovation Summit is a unique opportunity to reflect on progress, connect with peers across the industry and inspire bold action for what’s ahead.Over 3 days, the summit delivers expert-led sessions, hands-on learning and practical strategies that help drive measurable improvement across every level of care.Whether participants lead a health plan, a provider group, a tech organization or a policy team, this is their opportunity to engage with a purpose-driven community and help shape the future of care quality.
Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention Center
1000 H Street
Chula Vista, CA 91910
United States
October 13 @ all-day
Conference
Technology & Innovation
Professional Association
In-Person
No
October
As National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) celebrates 35 years of advancing health care quality, the Health Innovation Summit is a unique...
As National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) celebrates 35 years of advancing health care quality, the Health Innovation Summit is a unique opportunity to reflect on progress, connect with peers across the industry and inspire bold action for what’s ahead.Over 3 days, the summit delivers expert-led sessions, hands-on learning and practical strategies that help drive measurable improvement across every level of care.Whether participants lead a health plan, a provider group, a tech organization or a policy team, this is their opportunity to engage with a purpose-driven community and help shape the future of care quality.
October 14 @ all-day
October
As National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) celebrates 35 years of advancing health care quality, the Health Innovation Summit is a unique...
As National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) celebrates 35 years of advancing health care quality, the Health Innovation Summit is a unique opportunity to reflect on progress, connect with peers across the industry and inspire bold action for what’s ahead.Over 3 days, the summit delivers expert-led sessions, hands-on learning and practical strategies that help drive measurable improvement across every level of care.Whether participants lead a health plan, a provider group, a tech organization or a policy team, this is their opportunity to engage with a purpose-driven community and help shape the future of care quality.
October 15 @ all-day
October
The 2025 Mental Health America Conference takes place October 16-17 in Washington, DC. This year’s theme, Turn Awareness into Action, sets the...
The 2025 Mental Health America Conference takes place October 16-17 in Washington, DC. This year’s theme, Turn Awareness into Action, sets the stage for experts, innovators, and advocates who are implementing strategies that work. Their unique approaches improve mental health care, expand access, and create lasting change. The conference will explore topics like innovation, collective impact, enhancing community well-being and crisis management, breaking barriers to access, and youth and young adults.
Capital Hilton
1001 16th St NW
Washington, DC 20036
United States
October 16 @ all-day
Conference
Health Disparities, Mental Health, Technology & Innovation
Non-Profit
In-Person
No
October
The 2025 Mental Health America Conference takes place October 16-17 in Washington, DC. This year’s theme, Turn Awareness into Action, sets the...
The 2025 Mental Health America Conference takes place October 16-17 in Washington, DC. This year’s theme, Turn Awareness into Action, sets the stage for experts, innovators, and advocates who are implementing strategies that work. Their unique approaches improve mental health care, expand access, and create lasting change. The conference will explore topics like innovation, collective impact, enhancing community well-being and crisis management, breaking barriers to access, and youth and young adults.
October 17 @ all-day
