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GOBHI Training Courses for Providers

GOBHI offers a variety of training with topics to support the continuing education of providers, and to increase providers' knowledge and skills to deliver high-quality services to consumers. 

 

Questions about trainings? Contact GOBHI Compliance Team compliance@gobhi.org

Upcoming Courses:

GOBHI Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative Workforce Training Series 2026 Part I

Build your knowledge and skills to meet the behavioral health needs of older adults. Join the GOBHI OABHI team for a series of two-hour trainings.

Audience

Workforce

Details

All trainings on Zoom

*NASW CEUs pending*


February 10, 2026

10-11:30AM


April 14, 2026

10-11:30AM


June 9, 2026

10-11:30AM

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Connection Planning for the Heart

February is Heart Health month ~ Loneliness & Isolation contribute to nearly all Behavioral Health Concerns including cardiac concerns, stroke, and dementia. Learn EBP's for Older Adults to Identify Barriers and Create Regular Values-Based Connection. Fillable worksheets provided. Connections Planning is the work of Dr. Laura Byerly

Audience

Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

Workforce Lunch and Learn!


Thursday February 12th, 2026

Noon - 1PM (PST)

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

E&M Code Usage (Lunch and Learn)

An overview on the appropriate use, documentation, and licensing requirements for E & M Codes.

Audience

Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

GOBHI Lunch and Learn


E & M Code Usage

February 19th, 2026

12-1 PM PST

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Gatekeeper Training

Build your confidence and capability to help someone in crisis with this three-step, evidence-based training.

Audience

Professionals, volunteers and community members

Details

QPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer — the 3 simple steps anyone can

learn to help save a life from suicide.


  •  People trained in QPR learn how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help.

  • Also covered information about preventing suicide among older adults populations.

  • QPR can be learned in our Gatekeeper course. Choose from the one of the following three sessions that best works with your schedule.

  • We will also provide a special 2 hours session which will include a focus on the Veteran population

https://qprinstitute.com/


Virtual Zoom Training


QPR 1 hour Session

March 5th 1-2pm

Sept 3rd 1-2pm

Registration Link


Special Veterans Addition

Nov 5th 1-3pm

Registation Link

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Stigma in Behavioral Health (Lunch and Learn)

Exploring the ways that stigma about mental health and substance use disordere treatment impact willingness to engage, and ways to reduce the barriers of stigma.

Audience

Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

GOBHI Lunch and Learn


Stigma in Behavioral Health

March 19th, 2026

12-1 PM PST

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Peer Support Documentation in Clinical Settings

This training helps participants learn how to document peer services in a way that meets clinical, legal, and billing requirements while preserving the peer role, honoring lived experience, and maintaining person-centered language.

Audience

Peer Support / Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

Wednesday April 1st, 2026

1:00pm - 2:30pm (PST)

*More dates/times to come.

Duration: 1.5 hours

CEU's: Yes (MHACBO)

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Social Needs Screenings (Lunch and Learn)

An overview on Social Needs Screenings and referrals to community based organizations.

Audience

Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

GOBHI Lunch and Learn


Social Needs Screenings

April 16, 2026

12-1 PM PST

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Trauma Informed Approaches to Peer Support

Many people seeking peer support have experienced trauma. This training helps peer supporters understand how trauma can affect emotions, behavior, and relationships. Participants will learn how to create safe, respectful, and supportive interactions by offering choice, listening without judgment, and honoring each person’s lived experience.

Audience

Peer Support/ Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

Tuesday April 21st, 2026

1:00pm - 2:30pm (PST)

*More dates/times to come.

Duration: 1.5 hours

CEU's: Yes (MHACBO)

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

OABHI GOBHI Ethics Series 2026

Kai Nichols OABHI presents ~ 3 part series designed to provide 6 Ethics CEU's required for MHACBO recertification. Register for 1 or all 3.

Audience

Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

May 14th ~ 10a-noon                   Mental Health & Older Adults in Rural Communities

Learn about common Mental Health challenges Rural Older Adults face, and the Ethics of providing Evidenced Based Interventions designed specifically for the Older Demographic.


June 11th ~  10a-noon                   Project Visibility

A review of the history associated with the challenges faced by our Rural LGBTQ2A+ neighbors and friends in accessing equitable healthcare and particpating in the healthcare decisions of their loved ones.


June 15th ~ 10a-noon                  Creating Connection

Loneliness & Isolation are associated with nearly every Behavioral and Physical Health Concern.  Older Adults in Rural communities are disproportionately impacted ~ The Surgeon General is calling it a "Behavioral Health Crisis"  Learn about Dr. Emily Byerly's "Connection Planning" and Evidence-based Cirriculum for Older Adults designed to Create Values-Based Connection

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Ethics & Core Competencies of Peer Support

Peer support is grounded in shared lived experience, ethical responsibility, and skillful connection. Ethics protect the relationship, while core competencies ensure peer supporters can offer hope, empowerment, and practical support without crossing into clinical roles.

Audience

Peer Support/ Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

Thursday May 14th, 2026

1:00pm - 2:30pm (PST)

*More dates/times to come.

Duration: 1.5 hours

CEU's: Yes (MHACBO)

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes

Self-Care for Peer Workers

Self-care training helps peer workers maintain wellness, prevent burnout, and sustain their recovery while supporting others. Because peer work is rooted in lived experience, intentional self-care is an ethical responsibility, not a luxury.

Audience

Peer Support/ Behavioral Health Workforce

Details

Tuesday June 2nd, 2026

11:00am - 12:00pm (PST)

*More dates/times to come.

Duration: 1 Hour

CEU's: Yes (MHACBO)

In-person
Virtual
No
Yes
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