Upcoming Events & Training
Impactful Film Trilogy Screening! - Angst
Through personal interviews with kids, teens, educators, experts, and parents, Angst aims to provide an understanding of anxiety, help people manage their symptoms, to encourage those struggling to reach out for help, and most importantly, to instill hope within our classrooms and communities.
Impactful Film Trilogy Screening! - LIKE
LIKE explores the various impacts that social media has on our lives. It examines the benefits and risks of technology, and looks at how social platforms have changed the ways in which we consume information and how we connect with one another.
Impactful Film Trilogy Screening! - The Upstanders
The Upstanders examines bullying from the perspective of the perpetrator, the victim, and the onlooker, providing practical tips and resources to change the narrative - to stand up, speak out and support - and become an Upstander, not a Bystander.
Girls On the Run 5 k!
Girls on The Run is a national organization that designs programming that strengthens third- to eighth-grade girls’ social, emotional, physical, and behavioral skills to successfully navigate life experiences. At the end of each spring programming, they host a 5k run. This is a huge event (over 500 people!)
Volunteering for this run is a great way to support GOTR, or just showing up to cheer means so much to the girls! The Idaho Resilience Project will also have a table there, so swing by and say hi : )
More info can be found here: https://www.gotrtv.org/5k
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
Fentanyl Town Hall (Bonner County)
There will be a fentanyl presentation from Captain Kempf of Idaho State Police.
Following the presentation, a Q&A discussion panel will be facilitated with 8 local professionals.
Included in the panel are school district representatives, mental health counselors, Department of Health and Welfare, and Panhandle health education specials with expertise in SUD and Suicide prevention.
H.O.P.E Week Community Block Party
Schedule of events
10:00- 10:30-Morning Mindfulness and family yoga
10:30-1:00- think, make, create- s.t.e.A.m.
Activities provided by United way
10:30-1:00- h.o.p.e. week children's activities
11:30-12:30- free lunch provided for all
come meet our community partners-
domestic violence and sexual assault center, fasi GED, community youth in
action, liv teen center
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
High Five Friday
Positivity and happiness can be contagious - Spread the joy through a simple high five!
Crazy Sock Day
Do something kind for someone today.
High Five Day local Law Enforcement, Volunteer EMTS Firefighters to stop in at the school and encourage the kids!
Superhero Dress Up Day
DO SOMETHING KIND FOR SOMEONE TODAY.
SUBMIT AN EVERYDAY HERO STORY OR A PICTURE OF YOUR SUPERHERO COSTUME TO
SOUTHERNIDAHOYOUTHSUCCEED@GMAIL.COM
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
Chalk the Walk
Decorate your school, work, neighborhood, or community with chalk art that apread messages of hope!
Fentanyl Town Hall (Kootenai County)
There will be a fentanyl presentation from Captain Kempf of Idaho State Police.
Following the presentation, a Q&A discussion panel will be facilitated with 8 local professionals.
Included in the panel are school district representatives, mental health counselors, Department of Health and Welfare, and Panhandle health education specials with expertise in SUD and Suicide prevention.
A resource table will also be at the event. Currently, 106 people have signed up via Eventbrite.
Jump for Kids
JUMP FOR HOPE AND SPREAD JOY TO THOSE AROUND YOU!
Region 5:
GO TO IDAHOHOPEWEEK.COM TO PRINT THE “SPREAD HOPE”
Region 3:
SPREAD JOY TO THOSE AROUND YOU. COLOR THE “SPREAD HOPE” COLORING PAGE AND DISPLAY IT IN YOUR CLASSROOMS OR IN THE HALLS
HOPE Week 2023
Join us in celebrating H.O.P.E. Week!
May 8-12, we’re focusing on creating Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences for children. By providing supportive relationships, safe environments, social and civic engagement, and opportunities for emotional growth, we can help children grow into healthy, resilient adults.
Click the link below for the HOPE Week Digital Toolkit and more resources.
Hope Notes
All Regions:
Share a note of HOPE and Make Someone’s Day!
Region 3:
Decorate Hope Tree and Name your Trusted Adult
Hayden Kite Festival
BROADMOORE PARK
(Atlas Road, North on Honeysuckle, Turn east on Broadmoore Drive)
REGISTRATION: NOON-1:30 P.M.
EVENT: NOON -2:30 P.M.
AWARDS AT 2:15 P.M.
Prizes for HIGH FLYER~BEST HOMEMADE~BEST OF SHOW & More!
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
Youth Mental Health First Aid - Virtual
Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams
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 adolescents ages 12-18.
Youth First Aiders will complete a 2-hour, self-paced online course, and then participate in a 6-hour, Instructor-led virtual training via teams. You will receive access to the online self-paced modules before live portion of the course. In the email it will include your username and temporary password.
Learn how to respond with the Mental Health First Aid Action Plan (ALGEE): Assess for risk of suicide or harm. Listen non-judgmentally. Give reassurance and information. Encourage appropriate professional help. Encourage self-help and other support strategies.
WHAT IT COVERS:
Common signs and symptoms of mental health challenges in this age group, including anxiety, depression, eating disorders and attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD).
Common signs and symptoms of substance use challenges
How to interact with a child or adolescent in crisis
How to connect the youth with help
Expanded content on trauma, substance use, self-care and the impact of social media and bullying
Contact Information:
Name: Glenda Gonzalez
Email: glenda.gonzalez@saintalphonsus.org
Lead Organization: Saint Alphonsus
Structured Sensory Interventions - Course #3 | Jefferson School District
Spring 2023 Trauma Informed Workshop Series
The Community Resiliency Model
The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® trains community members to not only help themselves but to help others within their wider social network. The goal of CRM is to create trauma-informed and resiliency-focused communities that share a common understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system.
CRM skills help people understand their nervous system and learn to track sensations connected to their own well being. The primary focus of this skills-based model is to reset the nervous system’s natural balance. Using the wisdom of their own bodies, people experience rapid relief from stress-related symptoms, as well as an increased sense of control over future wellness.
To register visit:
About the Submitter
Name: Laurie Strand
Email: laurie@resiliency-rising.com
Lead Organization: NAMI Idaho
Structured Sensory Interventions - Course #3 | Madison Cares Building
Spring 2023 Trauma Informed Workshop Series
QPR Institute – Question, Persuade, Refer
Class Description: (90-minute Suicide Intervention) https://qprinstitute.com/about-qpr
Cost: Free Presented by An Idaho Collaborative Registration: https://tinyurl.com/5y9xr7dp
Resiliency, Resources & Peer Support "Empowering HOPE...not just to SURVIVE, but to THRIVE! With Interactive Breathwork"
Class Description:
A resource laden presentation targeted specifically for first responders, veterans, community leaders & those that work with or serve our Everyday Heroes. We will present an overview of what Post-Traumatic Stress Injuries are (PTSI) and the resources available not only for times of crisis, but the importance of learning to build resilience. It will also include a deep dive into who we are, what we do, some incredibly valuable resources for you to learn about, as well as an interactive Breathwork instruction.
*Networking Lunch provided as well. The objectives for the 2-hr. training we will be providing is below:
‘The Mission’ - Goals & Objectives: www.courageoussurvival.org/about-us
Testimonials “The Value in Sharing Your Story” www.courageoussurvival.org/testimonials
Overview of Resources - Idaho’s Courageous Survival Everyday Heroes Guide to Better Health & Wellness www.courageoussurvival.org/resource-guide
Enhanced Peer Support Teams: www.courageoussurvival.org/peer-support
Training & Tools: www.courageoussurvival.org/training-%26-tools
Benefits of CISM – Critical Incident Stress Management Debriefs
Idaho Legislation Regarding First Responder & Veteran Mental Health benefits, laws, & updates www.courageoussurvival.org/idaho-legislation
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Injury & How Exposure to Trauma Affects the Brain
PTSI vs. PTSD
Just for Fun – The Importance of Self-Care: www.courageoussurvival.org/just-for-fun
Q & A *Follow the links above to learn more about Courageous Survival, what our mission and goals are, see the resource guide, view testimonials, the training and tools page, Idaho Legislation pertaining to first responders, etc. Please let me know if you or any of your team have additional questions. Registration: https://tinyurl.com/5y9xr7dp
Cost:
FREE *All trainings are accredited through Idaho POST, CEU credits are available.
Certificates provided for Fire/EMS to self-submit for CEUs.
Questions?
Contact: courageoussurvival@gmail.com or 1-866-274-4324 Ext. #0
LivingWorks ASIST - Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
LivingWorks ASIST
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (16 hrs. credits)
Presented by An Idaho Collaborative 2-day Suicide Intervention - March 16-17, 2023 https://www.livingworks.net/asist
Cost: FREE *MUST attend ALL 16 hrs. & pre-register
*Continental Breakfast & Networking Lunch provided Registration: https://forms.gle/1ArdvVQBxnoNPgAu8
All trainings are accredited through Idaho POST, CEU credits available.
Certificates provided for Fire/EMS to self-submit for CEUs Questions?
RE: ASIST Training Contact ISU IRH@ISU.EDU OR 208-282-4436
QPR Institute – Question, Persuade, Refer
Class Description: (90-minute Suicide Intervention) https://qprinstitute.com/about-qpr
Cost: Free Presented by An Idaho Collaborative Registration: https://tinyurl.com/5y9xr7dp
Resiliency, Resources & Peer Support "Empowering HOPE...not just to SURVIVE, but to THRIVE! With Interactive Breathwork"
Class Description:
A resource-laden presentation targeted specifically for first responders, veterans, community leaders & those that work with or serve our Everyday Heroes. We will present an overview of what Post-Traumatic Stress Injuries are (PTSI) and the resources available not only for times of crisis, but the importance of learning to build resilience. It will also include a deep dive into who we are, what we do, some incredibly valuable resources for you to learn about, as well as an interactive Breathwork instruction.
*Networking Lunch provided as well. The objectives for the 2-hr. training we will be providing is below:
‘The Mission’ - Goals & Objectives: www.courageoussurvival.org/about-us
Testimonials “The Value in Sharing Your Story” www.courageoussurvival.org/testimonials
Overview of Resources - Idaho’s Courageous Survival Everyday Heroes Guide to Better Health & Wellness www.courageoussurvival.org/resource-guide
Enhanced Peer Support Teams: www.courageoussurvival.org/peer-support
Training & Tools: www.courageoussurvival.org/training-%26-tools
Benefits of CISM – Critical Incident Stress Management Debriefs
Idaho Legislation Regarding First Responder & Veteran Mental Health benefits, laws, & updates www.courageoussurvival.org/idaho-legislation
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Injury & How Exposure to Trauma Affects the Brain
PTSI vs. PTSD
Just for Fun – The Importance of Self-Care: www.courageoussurvival.org/just-for-fun
Q & A *Follow the links above to learn more about Courageous Survival, what our mission and goals are, see the resource guide, view testimonials, the training and tools page, Idaho Legislation pertaining to first responders, etc. Please let me know if you or any of your team have additional questions. Registration: https://tinyurl.com/5y9xr7dp
Cost:
FREE *All trainings are accredited through Idaho POST, CEU credits are available.
Certificates provided for Fire/EMS to self-submit for CEUs.
Questions?
Contact: courageoussurvival@gmail.com or 1-866-274-4324 Ext. #0