Behavioral Health/Substance Use Disorder (BH/SUD) Integration Technical Assistance (TA) for HRSA-Supported Health Centers
- Attend e-learning Webinars
- Join a Community of Practice (CoP)
- Request virtual, on-site, or hybrid TA
TA Tailored to Meet the Needs of:
HRSA-Supported Health Centers
- Primary care clinicians
- Behavioral health providers
- Administrators
- Quality improvement teams
Primary Care Associations (PCAs)
National Training and Technical Assistance Partners (NTTAPs)
Subscribe to the BH/SUD Integration Hub
The BH/SUD Integration TA Hub is an email newsletter of BH/SUD Integration TA training and technical assistance opportunities.
Upcoming Events
POSTPONED – CoP 1: A Behavioral Health Integration Primer for Health Centers
January 29 – May 7, 2025
(8 sessions, every other Wednesday)
2:00 – 3:00 PM ET
This interactive Community of Practice (CoP) is tailored to support health center staff who are new to behavioral health integration, or who may want a refresher, as they implement and sustain effective integrated care models for their care settings.
POSTPONED – CoP 2: Strategies to Support School-Based Youth Behavioral Health
January 30 – May 8
(8 sessions, every other Thursday)
2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET
This interactive eight-session Community of Practice (CoP) will provide school-based health center staff with resources and approaches that can be used in school settings to provide mental health support, train staff, promote wellness, reduce stigma, enhance collaboration with community organizations, promote positive peer relationships, and more.
POSTPONED – CoP 3: Behavioral Health Strategies in Primary Care
February 4 – May 13
(8 sessions, every other Tuesday)
2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET
This eight-session Community of Practice (CoP) is tailored for behavioral health providers working in community health centers. Participants will engage in case-based peer learning to understand promising and best practices currently used in effectively integrated primary care settings.
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