Prior Provider Trainings
Here is a list of some of our prior trainings.
BPA Health has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6910. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. BPA Health is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Tips for Idaho SUD Authorizations Updated February 23, 2021
One hour webinar for providers in the BPA Health Substance Use Disorder Network on documentation requirements for ASAM level of care authorization requests and tips on ways to streamline the process.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the webinar participant will understand:
• Tips in submitting authorization requests for admission, transfer, and continuing care
• Reasons for authorization denial
• Requirements for discharge
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the webinar participant will understand:
• Tips in submitting authorization requests for admission, transfer, and continuing care
• Reasons for authorization denial
• Requirements for discharge
Addressing Substance Use Concerns with Domestic Violence Survivors Updated June 4, 2020
One hour webinar for domestic violence advocates addresses how to identify substance use, assess risk and address substance use when working with survivors.
Learning Objectives:
Workshop participants will learn about:
• Tips for identifying substance use problems
• Assessing risk
• Knowing when to refer out for substance use treatment
• Community and national resources
Trainer:
LaDessa Foster, LCPC, MAC, NCC – LaDessa has over 30 years of behavioral health experience serving people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Over 20 of those years were spent working with survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
The PowerPoint can be found here.
Learning Objectives:
Workshop participants will learn about:
• Tips for identifying substance use problems
• Assessing risk
• Knowing when to refer out for substance use treatment
• Community and national resources
Trainer:
LaDessa Foster, LCPC, MAC, NCC – LaDessa has over 30 years of behavioral health experience serving people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Over 20 of those years were spent working with survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
The PowerPoint can be found here.
Telehealth Considerations for Working with Those Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence - Webinar Updated May 15, 2020
This webinar will discuss important considerations and resources for counselors prior to using telehealth with individuals who are experiencing domestic violence.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the workshop participant will:
• Have an increased awareness of domestic violence
• Increase safety planning skills
• Learn about resources available to victims of IPV
Trainers:
LaDessa Foster, LCPC, MAC, NCC – LaDessa has over 30 years of behavioral health experience serving people with co-occurring mental health and substance used disorders. Over 20 of those years were spent working with survivors in domestic violence and sexual assault programs. As the Clinical Quality, Evaluation and Training Manager at BPA Health she provides training and technical support to programs and counselors in the SUD and EAP networks.
Kaylee Farrell, BA - Kaylee earned her BA in Psychology from the College of Idaho. She currently works with the Advocates Against Family Violence as a service advocate, youth program coordinator, and workshop facilitator. As the Youth Outreach Program Coordinator she collaborates with local youth serving agencies to create change and healing in the lives of young people.
The Power Point can be found here.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the workshop participant will:
• Have an increased awareness of domestic violence
• Increase safety planning skills
• Learn about resources available to victims of IPV
Trainers:
LaDessa Foster, LCPC, MAC, NCC – LaDessa has over 30 years of behavioral health experience serving people with co-occurring mental health and substance used disorders. Over 20 of those years were spent working with survivors in domestic violence and sexual assault programs. As the Clinical Quality, Evaluation and Training Manager at BPA Health she provides training and technical support to programs and counselors in the SUD and EAP networks.
Kaylee Farrell, BA - Kaylee earned her BA in Psychology from the College of Idaho. She currently works with the Advocates Against Family Violence as a service advocate, youth program coordinator, and workshop facilitator. As the Youth Outreach Program Coordinator she collaborates with local youth serving agencies to create change and healing in the lives of young people.
The Power Point can be found here.
Assessing Your Agency's Co-occurring Capability Webinar Updated April 4, 2019
This webinar focuses on assessing your agency’s co-occurring capability and utilizing the SAMHSA resources to implement co-occurring practices. SUD treatment providers in the BPA Health Network are required to complete a Co-occurring Capability Assessment at time of application and renewal.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the workshop participant will understand:
• A brief overview of the SAMSHA Integrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders Evidenced Base Practices KIT
• How to assess their agency’s co-occurring capability
• Create resources to implement mental health practices that are researched based
Trainer:
Lianna Erickson-Trembath LCPC, ACADC - Lianna is currently a Clinical Quality Coordinator at BPA Health. She specializes in mental health and addictions therapy for the last 10 years. Lianna is passionate about helping people live a life of recovery and embrace their true potential.