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Evidence Based Practices (CTI-EBP) Evidence-Based Practices: According to SAMHSA’s Co-Occurring Center for Excellence (COCE, 2007), an EBP “is a practice which, based on research findings and expert or consensus opinion about available evidence, is expected to produce a specific clinical outcome.” EBPs are programs or practices that effectively integrate the best research evidence with clinical expertise, and the values of the individuals receiving the services. EBPs must be appropriate to the target population(s) and service settings in order to achieve desired outcomes.

The Health and Human Services Commission partners with UT Health San Antonio’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences to strengthen Texas’ behavioral health workforce. Through a comprehensive training infrastructure, we provide accessible in-person and online learning opportunities, empowering professionals to deliver exceptional care to adults, children, and youth across the state.

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Delving Into Maternal Mental Health

Join MMHLA for our new webinar series delving into four different areas of maternal mental health. Each webinar will be one hour long and will provide research, evidence-based information, and lived experience testimonies related to each webinar topic.

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Health Care Practitioner Human Trafficking Training

House Bill 2059, 86th Legislature, Regular Session, 2019, requires Health and Human Services to approve training courses on human trafficking, including at least one that is free of charge, post the list of approved courses on the HHS website, and update the list of approved courses as necessary.

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Links for resources on dealing with covid-19 from Mental Health First Aid

Hogg Foundation Blog

Our podcast series is one of the ways we move from simply talking about our grantmaking to influencing dialogue and learning about mental health and well-being. Hosted by “Ike at the Mic,” our public affairs representative Ike Evans, the series captures the human implications of mental health and the factors that influence it, bringing you conversations with mental health experts, consumers, advocates, practitioners, researchers and community leaders from across Texas and beyond.