This is a 3-hour CEU/CE training. This training is designed for mental health clinicians and other health professionals who provide HIV prevention, treatment, care coordination, behavioral health, or other health services to Black men, including Black gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men. The training would build upon research Dr. Tony Johnson conducted with Black MSM in Chicago. That research identified three central components of health-goal achievement: (1) Setting realistic and personally meaningful health goals, (2) Identifying internal and external strategies for reaching those goals, and (3) Developing tools for responding to barriers, setbacks, and structural challenges.
Participants will learn how to apply resilience, intersectionality, psychological empowerment, and psychological self-sufficiency (PSS) to culturally responsive assessment, treatment planning, motivational work, and interdisciplinary health care.
A free community viewing of the new film by Jeanie Finlay and Aubrey Gordon, followed by a reflective discussion facilitated by Brianna Sorensen, PhD., LCSW, and Beth Wittmann, PhD.
Date: October 17, 2026 @ 12:00 PM
Location: All Star Cleaning. 120 W. Saturn Dr. Suite B. Fort Collins, CO
Go past building and take your first right into the driveway. There is plenty of free parking available on the upper level lot.
This space does have cats living in the building full-time. They roam free! Please do not let them out.
With more than 10 years of experience working as a Lawyer for the Social Security Administration, Laura M. Kiernan, J.D., M.S.W. offers an informative and accessible presentation highlighting the most critical areas for clinicians to focus on when assisting their clients with disability cases.
Learn how the system works and what the Agency is looking for.
Mar. 28 2026
Virtual
GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound are becoming increasingly common, bringing new questions into the therapy room about body image, food, identity, and mental health. This training introduces clinicians to a fat liberation–informed perspective on working with clients who are using—or considering—these medications. Participants will explore the broader social and medical context surrounding weight loss interventions and reflect on how to support clients in ways that center bodily autonomy, lived experience, and compassionate, non-judgmental care.
Feb. 20 2026
Virtual
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