Behavioral Health Trainings
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services
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Available Trainings
Behavioral health trainings shared on this site are produced in partnership with the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health and the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center. The trainings, which are designed specifically for mental health professionals and practitioners, cover specific areas related to behavioral health, ranging from understanding psychosis to working with justice-involved populations. The Division of Behavioral Health Office of Consumer Affairs also sponsors trainings for peer support specialists, providers, consumers, and families.
Select a speaker or topic below to see the accompanying videos and handouts for each training. Longer training videos have been broken out into several parts for ease of viewing. Please note that we are unable to offer CEs for viewing of recorded trainings at this time.
Newest Trainings
Ethics: Managing Personal and Organizational Ethical Challenges
for psychologists, behavioral health and licensed mental health professionals
Dr. Mark Lukin
This program reviews several clinical cases with a focus on increasing skills in managing potential ethical challenges, both internal and external.
Advancing Neuropsychiatric Care: Connecting Brain Injury Treatment to Better Outcomes
for professionals in behavioral health and psychologists
Drs. Durga Roy & Matthew Peters
This seminar series focuses on the following topics: recognizing behavioral, emotional, and cognitive symptoms in patients with brain injury; prescribing medications for brain injury-related symptoms; providing supportive psychotherapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy; educating and supporting families of patients with brain injury.
Best Practices in Screening & Diagnosis of ADHD in Adults
for professionals in behavioral health and psychologists
Dr. Margaret Sibley
This presentation reviews empirically supported best practices for the screening and diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in adults. The content covers core assessment components, best practices, and practices that may lead to misdiagnosis.
Upcoming Trainings
Homelessness Among Youth and Young Adults
for Certified Peer Support Specialists, psychologists, behavioral health and licensed mental health professionals
Instructors: Brittany Brakenhoff, Angela Gebhardt, & Sarah Cruz
Date/Time: February 24, 2026, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Central)
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These training opportunities are made available to clinicians and other professionals who are interested in further developing their skills in areas of behavioral health. Thanks for visiting!
This training is funded in whole by funds from state funds subgranted from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health.