Ramsey County Children's Mental Health Collaborative
Working across systems and with families to support children's mental health.
Call or Text (800) 565-2575
Professional Trainings
All trainings are currently via Zoom. Contact Wendy for more info: wendy@rccmhc.org (800) 565-2575
RCCMHC hosts FREE trainings throughout the year based on needs that are identified by our community. CEUs are usually available.
Some trainings are hosted at our Cultural Outreach and Advisory Council meetings which are usually held on 3rd Thursdays (3:00 to 5:00) Other trainings will be listed here as they become available thoughout the year.
Click on a box below to read more about a training and to register. You can also watch (or re-watch) recorded trainings.
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If you need funds to host your own training or if you need a scholarship to attend a training that charges a fee, please scroll below to learn about our Professional Training and Scholarship Fund.
Recorded Trainings
Visit this page if you missed a training or you would like to go back to watch again.
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We will post powerpoints and videos from in-person and online trainings. Some will be videos and some will be Powerpoints that you can scroll through online.
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Depending on permissions that are granted to RCCMHC, these recordings may have time-limited availability.
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Training and Scholarship Fund
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RCCMHC uses membership contributions to maintain a Professional Training & Scholarship Fund. Based on available resources, agencies and individuals may submit funding requests throughout the year.
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Event Sponsorship
RCCMHC will award up to $1,000 to support children’s mental health (or related) trainings or workshops in Ramsey County.
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Scholarships
RCCMHC will award partial scholarships up to $500 for individuals to attend publicly announced and credentialed children’s mental health (or related) conferences or trainings.
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Cross-Disciplinary Trainings
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In addition to the trainings listed above, RCCMHC coordinates with our parters to present other trainings throughout the year. As- needed, staff also presents at conferences and facilitates trainings for our member agencies.
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In 2021, we are partnering with the Suburban Ramsey Family Collaborative to offer a series of trainings for non-mental health professionals to broaden the capacity of our workforce to prevent youth mental health crises and support whole family wellbeing.
Our Approach
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Our approach to capacity building is based on the Annapolis Framework. We support, strengthen and broaden our workforce through a variety of training opportunities across the continuum of care. And we emphasize the development of culturally-specific and culturally responsive providers.
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