12–1 p.m. ET
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12–1 p.m. ET
In this four-part ECHO series, participants will have the opportunity to present challenging cases and receive recommendations from a multidisciplinary team of specialists and peers. Free CMEs and CEUs available.
Sessions include:
Note: Only providers from the Upper Peninsula may submit cases for discussion.
12–1 p.m. ET
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12–1 p.m. ET
This 4-part webinar series will provide professionals with advanced training in psychopharmacology for patients with ASD. Additional sessions focus on special considerations when evaluating the use of different agents as part of ASD treatment.
Sessions include:
1–2 p.m. ET
TESP is a brief, evidence-informed continuity-of-care intervention that was implemented at MyMichigan Health in partnership with the University of Michigan in December 2025. In this session, the MyMichigan team will share the development, implementation, and specific feedback received from participants.
1–2 p.m. ET
This session will explore how healthcare organizations can apply patient safety principles to create suicide-safer care across clinical settings, emphasizing the role of every team member in recognizing, responding to, and reducing suicide risk. Participants will examine practical strategies for strengthening systems of care, fostering psychological safety to encourage learning and continuous improvement, and implementing population-level suicide prevention approaches.
12–1 p.m. ET
This is a specialized virtual training designed for practicing clinicians seeking to deepen their understanding of autism diagnosis in young children using the ADOS-2 Module-1. Participants will gain expert-guided insights through curated video examples that contrast normative developmental behaviors with autism-specific presentations.
The link below takes you to a page with descriptions of multiple trainings. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find information about this one.
12 p.m.–1 p.m. ET
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12–1 p.m. ET
This 4-part webinar series is designed specifically for healthcare and mental health providers, public health professionals, policymakers, and people with lived experience in their role as advocates.
Sessions include: