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Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences Workshop
This FREE workshop for caring adults is centered around growing awareness of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), with a special focus on youth in Bartholomew County.
Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences Workshop
This FREE workshop for caring adults is centered around growing awareness of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), with a special focus on youth in Bartholomew County.
Developmental Assets & Relationships
This FREE workshop is designed to help adults in the community understand and focus on the five elements of the Search Institute’s Developmental Relationships framework to build more meaningful relationships with youth in their lives.
Developmental Assets & Relationships
This FREE workshop is designed to help adults in the community understand and focus on the five elements of the Search Institute’s Developmental Relationships framework to build more meaningful relationships with youth in their lives.
Youth Mental Health First Aid for Adults
Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches adults how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among children and youth. You'll build the skills and confidence you need to reach out and provide initial support to young people who are struggling. You'll also learn how to help connect them to appropriate support. Plus, you'll receive a 3-year Mental Health First Aider Certification. This is a FREE workshop!
Adult Mental Health First Aid
Mental Health First Aid for Adults teaches adults how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. You'll build the skills and confidence you need to reach out and provide initial support to adults who are struggling. You'll also learn how to help connect them to appropriate support. Plus, you'll receive a 3- year Mental Health First Aider Certification. This is a FREE workshop!
Rethinking Pain: A Simplified Approach to Understanding and Managing Pain
In this free, evidence-based workshop, you’ll gain tools to better understand your pain, learn how to reduce it without medication, and improve overall wellness. In just 60 minutes, participants will:
Learn a new definition of pain in the context of individual and group culture
Explore the physical and mental contributions to pain
Develop a personal plan to navigate life’s painful moments
Presented by Dr. Sarah Cruser, PT, DPT.
Registration is free but required: bcox@millracecenter.org or 812-376-9241
For questions, contact Tina Snider at tsnider@asapbc.org.
Stress Reduction Through Mindfulness Series: Building Mindfulness and Resiliency Part 2
Join Skye Nicholson, certified life coach and founder of WellbeingWorkshops.Co, and explore simple tactics to foster mindfulness and reduce stress in your life.
Stress Reduction Through Mindfulness Series: Building Mindfulness and Resiliency Part 1
Join Skye Nicholson, certified life coach and founder of WellbeingWorkshops.Co, and explore simple tactics to foster mindfulness and reduce stress in your life.
Stress Reduction Through Mindfulness Series: Managing the Stress Cycle workshop
Join Skye Nicholson, certified life coach and founder of WellbeingWorkshops.Co, and explore simple tactics to foster mindfulness and reduce stress in your life.
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR): Ask a Question, Save a Life
Join us for an evidence-based suicide prevention workshop designed to empower individuals with the tools to help save lives. In this free QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training, you’ll learn how to:
Recognize warning signs and suicidal communication
Gain confidence in asking someone if they’re thinking about suicide
Take simple steps to increase a person’s safety
Apply prevention strategies at an individual level
Connect with local mental health resources
Whether you're a friend, family member, or community member, you can make a difference. All are welcome.
Presented by Janae Garner-Kelley, Prevention Coordinator at ASAP. For any questions, please contact Janae at jgarnerkelley@asapbc.org
Know anyone who might want to attend this workshop? Please share our flyer!
🌿 Pathways to Wellness
Join Janae Garner-Kelley and Vachel Hudson for an open, welcoming space to talk about mental health and substance use. These community gatherings offer connection, understanding, and support for individuals and families.
💐 May Prosocial: May Flowers – Watch Us Grow!
Celebrate growth, connection, and community at this hands-on spring event! Come to the Recovery Cafe for a joyful afternoon of:
🎨 Painting & planting activities
🍪 Snacks & fun
💬 Fellowship & unity
🌿 Pathways to Wellness
Join Janae Garner-Kelley and Vachel Hudson for an open, welcoming space to talk about mental health and substance use. These community gatherings offer connection, understanding, and support for individuals and families.
🛑 Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Workshop
It’s not easy to ask someone if they’re thinking about suicide—but knowing how to ask can save a life. This interactive QPR suicide prevention workshop teaches how to recognize warning signs, navigate conversations, and connect someone to help. Includes roleplays, handouts, and local mental health resources.
🌿 Pathways to Wellness
Join Janae Garner-Kelley and Vachel Hudson for an open, welcoming space to talk about mental health and substance use. These community gatherings offer connection, understanding, and support for individuals and families.
🌿 Pathways to Wellness
Join Janae Garner-Kelley and Vachel Hudson for an open, welcoming space to talk about mental health and substance use. These community gatherings offer connection, understanding, and support for individuals and families.
Adult Game Night
Challenge your friends and create lasting memories at Adult Game Night! Join us for a fun-filled evening of games, laughter, and good times. Don’t miss this chance to unwind, compete, and connect with others!
Lunch & Learn: Understanding the Correlation Between Trauma & Substance Use Disorders
This engaging workshop will explore how trauma impacts substance use disorders and share practical strategies for early screening, detection, and making timely referrals for patients in need of treatment.