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Identifying and Responding to Substance Abuse, Mental Health and Family Violence
Identifying and Responding to Substance Abuse, Mental Health and Family Violence
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This course focuses on strength-based strategies to help participants develop knowledge and skill in identifying and appropriately supporting families dealing with substance abuse, mental health or family violence.

Topics include:

  • cycle of addiction and recovery
  • treatment and intervention options
  • mental health disorders and mental health services
  • dynamics of family violence and strategies for intervention and support

Participants will develop the tools and skills to build on a family's strengths to address factors that may be barriers to a safe and stable family environment.



Instructor(s): Geni Cowan, Ph.D., is an associate professor at California State University-Sacramento and a part-time faculty member at DQ University, a tribal college in Davis. Geni's areas of expertise include cultural diversity, group processes, domestic abuse, and HIV/AIDS. She has been a trainer with The Center for Human Services since 1996.

When: Jan. 5-7: Tues.-Thurs., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: Da Vinci Building, 1632 Da Vinci Ct, Davis, CA
Directions: Map
Section: 093SSA065
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