Office of Education and Regional
Programming (OERP)
Click here to browse
through all of our upcoming trainings.
What's New?
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Effective Immediately: New Phone: 412-802-6900
& New FAX: 412-802-6910 -
WEBCAST ARCHIVE: All of
the programs in our
2008 videoconference series
are now available in our
webcast Archive section.
Please click
here for more information. -
New Castle Training Series:
OERP and the New
Castle Human Services Center
are presenting the following
trainings. For more
information, click on the
title below or contact Nancy
Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu.
Fall Trainings Will Be Announced Soon! -
Family Based Mental Health
Training Series:
Click here for information
on upcoming trainings-
Agency Specific Trainings: WPIC/OERP offers
custom training for your organization or agency.
Click here for more
information.
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Webcast Archive:
Please
click here for details.
Pysychologist, NBCC, Social Work, CAC and CPRP
(where applicable) can be earned by viewing these webcasts.
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Grief Training Institute:
Click here for information
on upcoming trainings.
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Intimate Partner Violence:
The flyers and
registration forms for upcoming sessions are available by clicking
here
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Join the OERP Email List:
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Check Your Registrations Online:
Now you can see which upcoming OERP courses you are registered
for. Just click here
Here are our most recent program announcements:
September
Motivational
Strategies in the Treatment of Substance Use
Disorders (SUDs) and Dual Disorders (MB08),
September 12, 2008, UPMC Braddock, Braddock, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
CISM: Individual
Crisis Intervention and Peer Support & Group
Crisis Intervention (PN57), September
23-25, 2008, UPMC Shadyside Herberman
Conference Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
Forensic
Psychiatry: Best Practice Models for Rural and
Urban Populations (MB07),
September 29, 2008, UPMC Horizon, Greenville, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
An
Introduction to Assessment and Treatment
Strategies for Children and Adolescents with
Mental Illness (MB06),
September 30, 2008, Pressley Ridge, Pittsburgh, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
October
Prevention and
Treatment of Gambling Disorders (MB09),
October 10, 2008, Western Psychiatric Institute
and Clinic, Pittsburgh, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
CISM: Individual
Crisis Intervention and Peer Support (PN65),
October 13-14, 2008, UPMC Shadyside Herberman
Conference Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
Caregivers:
Understanding Loss and Grief (MB20),
October 15, 2008, UPMC Northwest, Seneca Place,
Seneca, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Comprehensive
Crisis Management Train The Trainer (PM39),
October 20-24, 2008, Western Psychiatric
Institute and Clinic
3811 O’Hara Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Click
here for program description: (MS-Word);
(PDF) For more
information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
Professional
Boundaries in the Peer Specialist/Provider
Relationship: Identifying Challenges and Finding
Solutions (MB18),
October 24, 2008,UPMC Shadyside, Pittsburgh, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Emergency
Preparedness (MB19),
October 28, 2008, UPMC South Hills, Bethel Park,
Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Crisis
Intervention with the Elderly (MB27),
October 29, 2008, Mercer County Behavioral Health
Commission, Mercer, PA. Click here for program
description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
November
Ethical
Challenges in a Changing Social Work Landscape
(MB24),
November 6, 2008, William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh,
PA. This program will be held from 9:00 am to
Noon. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Ethical
Challenges in a Changing Social Work Landscape
(MB25),
November 6, 2008, William Pitt Union, Pittsburgh,
PA. This program will be held from 1:00 pm to
4:00 pm. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Loss, Grief,
and Mourning in Mental Illness and Addictions
(MB21),
November 12, 2008, UPMC Braddock, Braddock, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Spirituality
and Recovery: Positive Possibilities for the
Resources of Faith (MB26), November 13,
2008, Heritage Hall at Villa St. Joseph, Baden,
PA. Click here for program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Psychopharmacology Update (PN81),
November 14, 2008, Butler County Community
College--Cranberry Campus, Cranberry Township, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
CISM: Advanced Group Crisis
Intervention (PN58), November 17-18, 2008, UPMC Shadyside Herberman
Conference Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
Comprehensive
Crisis Management Train The Trainer
Recertification (PM41), November
20-21. 2008, Western Psychiatric Institute
and Clinic 3811 O’Hara Street, Pittsburgh, PA
15213 Click here for program description: (MS-Word);
(PDF) For more
information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
Evidence-Based
Treatments for Addiction: Twelve-Step Counseling
Models (MB10),
November 21, 2008, Western Psychiatric Institute
and Clinic, Pittsburgh, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
December
CISM: Group Crisis
Intervention (PN66), December 2-3, 2008, UPMC Shadyside Herberman
Conference Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
Grief in the
Workplace (MB22),
December 2, 2008, UPMC South Hills, Bethel Park,
PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Motivational
Interviewing Skills for Case Managers (MB23),
December 4, 2008, George Westinghouse Research and
Technology Park, Churchill, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
Evidence-Based
Treatments for Addiction and Psychiatric
Illnesses: Medication Update (MB11),
December 12, 2008, George Westinghouse Research
and Technology Park, Churchill, PA. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact
Nancy Mundy at
mundynl@upmc.edu
January
CISM: Stress
Management for the Trauma Provider (PN68),
January 13-14, 2009, UPMC Shadyside Herberman
Conference Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Click here for
program description: (MS-Word); (HTML); (PDF) For more information, please contact Kyessa Brian at
briankl@upmc.edu
About OERP/WPIC
The Office of Education and Regional Programming
(OERP) was established by Dr. Thomas Detre in 1974 when he assumed the role of
Director of Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic (WPIC) and Chairman of the
Department of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. The
purpose of the OERP has been to link the research, clinical and educational
resources of WPIC, as the only Academic Center of Psychiatry in Western
Pennsylvania, to the State Mental Hospitals and community mental health programs
throughout Western Pennsylvania in order to better serve the mental health needs
of children, youth, adults and the aged in this geographic area of 23 counties.
Through the years, the OERP has
evolved with WPIC and is dedicated to providing state-of-the-art training and technical
assistance to mental health service providers throughout western Pennsylvania
and beyond.
Utilizing the knowledge and expertise of Staff and Faculty who are leaders in
clinical care and research, the OERP strives to assist
providers in achieving and maintaining the highest level of quality standards in
the services provided to mental health consumers and family members
The OERP has implemented several
approaches to achieve these goals:
Crisis and Disaster Training Institute
Family Based
Mental Health
Training Center
Grief Training Institute
Mental Health Conference Planning
WPIC Staff
Development
Agency Specific Training
WPIC/OERP is now offering customized
training seminars designed to meet your agency’s specific educational needs. Our programs include the latest developments in
behavioral health and combine lectures, interactive workshops,
panel discussions, case study presentations, and learners’
participation; and provide continuing education accreditation
for mental health, drug and alcohol and other health care
professionals. The curriculum of our training institutes on
Crisis and Disaster, Grief, and Family Based
can also be tailored to
best fit your agency's mission and requirements.
Please visit our website
www.wpic.pitt.edu/oerp
for a complete listing of our upcoming programs.
If your agency
is interested in contracting with OERP to provide training
for your staff, please
Joanne Slappo, PhD
at 412-802-6918
or email slappojm@upmc.edu
To Learn More
To learn more about our programs, please submit
the form below or contact Joanne Slappo, PhD at
412-802-6918
or email slappojm@upmc.edu
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E-mail Patrick Connell
(connellp@upmc.edu) or call him at (412)802-6906 Last updated
08/13/2008
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