Thursday 4/11 Speaker: Dr. Diana Peña, PhD Undocu-Resilience: Individual and Systemic Mental Health Considerations to Support Undocumented Students during Politically Hostile Times(2 credit)
Friday 4/12 Speaker: Dr. Kevin Cokley, PhD The Psychological Impact of Racism and the Impostor Phenomenon on Mental Health(3 credits)
fall 2018 conference
October 11-12, 2018 SANTA MONICA COLLEGE, SANTA MONICA
Thursday 10/11 Speaker: Dr. Marvin Belzer, PhD The Basics of Mindfulness for Self-care and Stress Management (1.5 credits)
Friday 10/12 Speaker: Dr. Pamela Harmell, PhD Legal & Ethical Considerations for California Community College Therapists (3 credits)
SPRING 2018 CONFERENCE
April 26-27, 2018 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE, SANTA ROSA
Thursday 4/26 Speaker:ValJeán Dale, LMFT The Healing Advocate and Compassion Fatigue(1.5 credits) Speaker: Gina Biegel, LMFT (canceled due to illness) Taking in the Good: Mindfulness for Teens and Young Adults Friday 4/27 Speaker:Dr. Gerald Amada, PhD Mental Health & Student Conduct:Lessons from Thirty Years on Campus (3 credits)
Fall 2017 conference
October 19-20, 2017 HOLIDAY INN SANTA ANA/ORANGE COUNTY
Thursday 10/19 Panel Discussion: Dianne Avelar, LMFT, Matt Ring, LCSW & Dr. Rich Beyer, PhD How to Do More with Less: Best Practices in Service Delivery (1.5 credits)
Friday 10/20 Speaker: Dr. Ana Nogales, PhD The Impact of Immigration on Latino Student’s Mental Health (1.5 credits) Panel Discussion: Leslie Easton, LCSW, Bonnie Peters, MA, MS, Nadia Sayeh, LMFT, Timothy Leslie, LMFT Online Therapy in the California Community Colleges(1.5 credits)
sPRING 2017 conference
April 27-28, 2017 CAÑADA COLLEGE, REDWOOD CITY
Thursday 4/27 Speaker: Janet Neeley, JD Campus Sexual Assault: The Intersection of Therapy and Adjudication (1.5 credits)
Friday 4/28 Speaker: Dr. Shaina Katz-Lindquist, PhD Applying CBT in a College Counseling Setting (1.5 CE credits) Panel Discussion: Dr. Rich Bayer, PhD, Livier Martinez, LCSW, Becky Perelli, RN, MS Navigating the Mental Health Provider Role on Campus Behavioral Intervention Teams/Threat Assessment/Care Teams (1.5 CE credits)
FALL 2016 conference
October 6-7, 2016 MT. SAC ANTONIO COLLEGE, WALNUT
Thursday 10/6 Speaker: Dr. Monique Crandal, PhD Brief Therapeutic Interventions for Students in Crisis(1.5 credits)
Friday 10/7 Speaker: Philip Van Saun, MA Best Practices for the Assessment and Management of Campus-based Violence Risk (2 credits) Speakers: Dr. Diana Chou, PsyD & Heather Ponce, MS Decrease Barriers for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (1 credit)
SPRING 2016 conference
April 21-22, 2016 COLLEGE OF MARIN, MARIN
Thursday 4/21 Speaker: Dr. Alicia del Prado, PhD Serving Multiracial Clients: Resources and Skills for Therapists (2 credits)
Friday, 4/22 Speaker:Dr. Amanda Han, PsyD Working with International Students in CCC (1.5 credits) Keynote Speaker: Dr. Farha Abbasi, MD Discord Disrupts Discourse - Navigating Being A Muslim on Campus (2.5 credits)
fALL 2015 conference
October 2, 2015 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO
Keynote Speaker: Reid Meloy, PhD, ABPP Contemporary Threat Assessment: College Response to a World at Risk (2.5 credits)
FALL 2014 Meeting & Training
October 10, 2014 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE, SANTA ROSA
Keynote Speaker: Susan Quinn, MSN, FNP California Community College Students' Health: How to Understand and Use the HSA-CCC Survey Findings To Promote Your Students' Mental Health (3 credits)
Spring 2014 Two-day conference
March 21-22, 2014 SKYLINE COLLEGE, SAN BRUNO
Friday 3/21 Speaker: Daniel Taube, PhD, JD Legal & Ethical Issues in the Community College Setting(3 credits) Speaker: Kristin Dempsey, MFT Enhancing College Students’ Motivation to Change (2 credits) Speaker: Daniel Katz, PsyD Community College Mental Health: A Statistical Analysis of CCC vs. California Traditional University Data (2 credits)
Saturday 3/22 Speaker: Gabriella Grant, MA Trauma Informed Campus: Creating Physical and Emotional Safety (6 credits)
Fall 2013 Meeting
October 25, 2013 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE, CHULA VISTA
Speaker: Rob Bachmann, RN, MN Evaluating Mental Health Services - One College's Journey (3 credits)
Spring 2013 general meeting & Training
March 14-15, 2013 CABRILLO COLLEGE, APTOS
Thursday 3/14 Business Meeting
Friday 3/15 Threat Assessment Training
Community colleges student mental health program campus based grantee meeting
April 24-25, 2013 Hyatt Regency Hotel, SACRAMENTO
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Michael Klein, former Co-Principal Investigator with the National College Depression Partnership
Fall 2012 meeting & regional forum on student mental health
October 25-26, 2016 FRESNO CITY COLLEGE, FRESNO
Thursday 10/25 Engaging Collaboration for College Mental Health
Friday 10/26 Attention Deficit Disorders and the T.O.V.A.
Supported with funds from: THE STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM-CAMPUS BASED GRANTS The MHSA Student Mental Health Initiative uses a full range of strategies including campus-based mental health programs, prevention, early intervention and peer- to-peer activities to promote mental wellness in the student population.
spring 2012 general meeting
April 19, 2012 CHABOT COLLEGE, HAYWARD
Chabot College hosted the Spring General Meeting. Drawing participants from Northern, Central, and Southern Regions and partnering organizations. Members checked in, offered collaborations on approaching CCC-SMHP campus grants, motivated and educated. The event was a success.
FALL 2011 general meeting & continuing education workshop
October 14, 2011 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO
General Meeting Speaker: Daniel Willick, JD Laws regarding privacy of student information, campus safety, responding to the death of a student and students with mental illness *First time our general meeting included an opportunity for continuing education
spring 2011 annual forum: getting the mental health experience you want
April 29-30, 2011 CABRILLO COLLEGE, APTOS
Speaker: Daniel Taube, PhD,JD Law and Ethics Update for College Mental Health Efficacy and Experience of Online Mental Health Screening Tools for AoD Development of a College Mental Health Program Considerations for Intern Supervision at Community Colleges Best Practice Guidelines Addressing Suicidality on Campus