Professional Development Registration
One of our member benefits includes access to previous professional development webinars from this year's series. Click here to visit our member InfoHub!
2026 Professional Development Webinar Series:
- 01/07/2026: "The Hidden Struggle: Understanding Homelessness in ALICE Households"
- 02/04/2026: "From 'Permanency' to Belonging: What Stability Really Means for Youth and Families"
- 03/04/2026: "The Value of Community Re-Integration Support in Pediatric Patients: A Trauma-Informed Lens"
- 04/01/2026: "Building Resilience and Readiness in Military-Connected Adolescents"
- 05/06/2026: "Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Violence"
- 06/03/2026: "Beyond Diagnosis: Strengthening Support for Clients Living with HIV in Community Health Settings"
- 07/01/2026: "Words are Power: Shaping Our Words When Working With People Who Are Formerly Incarcerated"
- 08/05/2026: "Meeting Clients Where They Are: Applying a Harm Reduction Framework in Substance Use Treatment"
- 09/02/2026: "Beyond Loss: Support Suicide-Related Grief with a Trauma-Informed and Culturally Responsive Lens"
- 10/07/2026: "Empowerment Through Understanding: Leading Through Active Listening and Human Connection"
- 11/04/2026: "Partnering with Parents: Aligning Care with Family Goals and Values"
- 12/02/2026: "Looking Back to Move Forward: Healing Intergenerational Trauma in Child Welfare"
Building Resilience and Readiness in Military-Connected Adolescents
April 1st, 2026 | 5:00 p.m. EST
Presenter:
Jenny Rea, PhD, LCSW
Description: This interactive professional development workshop explores how human services professionals can effectively support military-connected teens as they prepare for adulthood. Emphasizing protective factors such as mental health, financial literacy, and career readiness, the session bridges research and practice to highlight strategies that foster resilience, self-advocacy, and strong youth-adult relationships. Participants will gain practical tools and resources to strengthen well-being, promote positive developmental outcomes, and empower adolescents to navigate the unique challenges of military life with confidence.
- 1 person only
- NOHS Member Fee: $0.00 | Non-Member Fee: $25.00
- Unlimited attendees
- Fee: $50.00
Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Violence
May 6, 2026 | 5:00 p.m. EST
Presenter:
Jazmin Lopez, MA, CVDP
Description: This training provides a foundational overview of domestic violence, focusing on the complex power and control dynamics that characterize abusive relationships. Participants will explore the various forms of abuse—physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, financial, and more—as well as the cycle of violence and common barriers survivors face when seeking help. The session aims to deepen understanding of how abuse operates in intimate relationships and equip professionals with the knowledge needed to identify and respond effectively.
- 1 person only
- NOHS Member Fee: $0.00 | Non-Member Fee: $25.00
- Unlimited attendees
- Fee: $50.00
“Beyond Diagnosis: Strengthening Support for Clients Living with HIV in Community Health Settings”
June 3, 2026 | 5:00 p.m. EST
Presenter:
Dr. Darren Stanley, Ph.D.
Description: Supporting people living with HIV goes far beyond managing a medical condition—it’s about fostering dignity, trust, and empowerment. In this one-hour online workshop, participants will explore the evolving realities of HIV care, from treatment advances to the persistent impact of stigma and social determinants of health. Through real-world scenarios and reflective dialogue, attendees will gain tools to communicate effectively, build stronger client relationships, and create affirming spaces that promote health equity and well-being.
- 1 person only
- NOHS Member Fee: $0.00 | Non-Member Fee: $25.00
- Unlimited attendees
- Fee: $50.00