Training Calendar
Continuing Education Hours:
Thanks to PreventionFIRST! the OCAM Network is able to provide Prevention & CHES Continuing Education Hours for our training sessions. You can expect to recieve your certificates of attendance within 30 days from the training session. PreventionFIRST uploads all certificates of attendance into CE Broker for you! If you have any questions or concerns regarding CEUs please reach out to Ryley Jones at rjones@prevention-first.org
In order to receive CEUs you must:
- Adhere to our Training Decorum Policies listed below
- Fill out the evaluation given at the end of the training session
- Provide your license/ credential numbers in your evaluation
Before attending any of our trainings please read our decorum policy linked below.
- Non-compliance with the above policies may result in dismissal from training sessions or non-issuance of continuing education hours. Repeated non-compliance across sessions may result in a ban from attending OCAM Networking training sessions.
- We value your commitment to the OCAM Network and appreciate your adherence to these guidelines to ensure a productive and positive virtual environment for participants.
- If you questions or concerns regarding CEUs please contact Ryley Jones at rjones@prevention-first.org
Need help with your Prevention Credentials?
Check out the "Prevention Credentials" tab for more information and resources including the following:
- Ohio Prevention Credentialing Overview
- Access to Word Documents of each Prevention Education Grid
- Helpful Youtube Tutorials on the next steps
- Email info@ocamnetwork.org for additional questions & concerns! We are happy to help!
Training Calendar Categories
What Do We Know About Vaping & What Do We Do About It? (AOD)
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
| Many communities are overwhelmed by the exploding trend of vaping among youth and adults alike. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to navigate the e-cigarette landscape and tackle e-cigarette... |
Why People Engage in Ineffective Prevention Strategies & How Prevention Professionals Can Advocate for Change
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
Many people intuitively believe in preventing individuals from experiencing the burdens of mental illness and substance use disorders, but they often do not know how to engage in those activities in a meani...
Marijuana- Myths, Facts, and Controversies (AOD)
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
| Do you feel overwhelmed by the ever-evolving world of marijuana? Keeping up can be challenging! Fortunately, our engaging training session, "Marijuana—Myths, Facts, and Controversies," is here to help... |
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
5 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
This engaging training will equip prevention professionals with a clear understanding of their scope of practice. Participants will learn to define their professional boundaries and understand the risks of ...
Integrating Trauma-Informed Approaches into Prevention Services
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
Most of us, if not all, have experienced trauma in some form. This training will provide prevention professionals with the tools needed to mitigate potentially traumatic messaging or projects as they delive...
An Introduction to the Brain's Addiction Pathway (AOD)
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
Understanding the role our brains play in addiction is crucial for all prevention professionals, regardless of their background in neuroscience or addiction studies. Why, you might ask? This training is the...
Alcohol- Yes, it IS a drug (AOD)
CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: P6: Professional Growth & Responsibility
Description:
| Designed for beginner prevention professionals, this training is intended to help strengthen your alcohol prevention efforts by understanding why alcohol is considered a drug. By the end of this sessi... |