5750 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore MD 21215

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  <td height="269" width="316">This   session will examine the intersection of law, ethics, and clinical practice   in supporting individuals living with dementia. We will review different key   legal documents, their scope, the implications for care, and potential   complications. Participants will gain a clear understanding of capacity from   both legal and clinical perspectives, along with practical strategies for   assessing and documenting it. Ethical considerations in therapeutic care will   be explored, with guidance for supporting family caregivers and advocating   for the dignity, rights, and autonomy of individuals with dementia. Offers   1.5 Category I CEUs<br>
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Local Event: Legal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care: Capacity, Rights, and Clinical Practice

Baltimore County

Towson

Maryland

Legal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia...


 
 

  This   session will examine the intersection of law, ethics, and clinical practice   in supporting individuals living...

Legal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care: Capacity, Rights, and Clinical Practice

Park Heights Jewish Community Center, 5700 Park Heights Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21215

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  <td height="211" width="221">Teens   and adults with disabilities are invited to our festive holiday celebration!   Join JCS for a fun night of dinner, dancing, and games shared with peers. DJ   Larry Adler will be entertaining us. We will serve pizza, potato latkes, and   sufganiyot. Registration is required. For questions, please contact Jamie   Leboe at 410-843-7316 or jleboe@jcsbaltimore.org.</td>

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Local Event: Holiday Hoopla for Teens & Adults with Disabilities

Holiday Hoopla for Teens & Adults with...


 
 

  Teens   and adults with disabilities are invited to our festive holiday celebration!   Join JCS for a fun night of...

Holiday Hoopla for Teens & Adults with Disabilities

JCS Owings Mills Resource Room

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  <td height="326" width="221">Free   8-Week Work Readiness Program for Individuals with Disabilities<br>
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    Build Skills. Discover Strengths. Prepare for Work.<br>
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    In a small, supportive group setting, you will gain the skills and   confidence needed to find and succeed in a job.<br>
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    Free and open individuals with disabilities ages 16+.<br>
    Space limited to 8 participants.<br>
    You do not need to be a current JCS client.</td>

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Local Event: Pathways to Employment

Pathways to Employment


 
 

  Free   8-Week Work Readiness Program for Individuals with Disabilities 
     
    Build Skills. Discover Strengths....

JCS Institute for Professional for Professional Development

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  <td height="269" width="328">This   training is designed to equip mental health clinicians with practical tools   to better recognize, understand, and support clients diagnosed with Bipolar   Disorder. Participants will learn to differentiate between Bipolar I, Bipolar   II, and related mood disorders; identify key symptoms including manic,   hypomanic, and depressive episodes; and understand the basics of common   psychiatric medications and their side effects. The session emphasizes how   non-prescribing clinicians can skillfully observe, document, and communicate   clinical changes while staying within their professional scope and   effectively collaborating with prescribing providers. Offers 1.0 Category I   CEUs</td>

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Local Event: Bipolar Disorder Essentials for Non-Prescribing Mental Health Professionals

Bipolar Disorder Essentials for Non-Prescribing...


 
 

  This   training is designed to equip mental health clinicians with practical tools   to better recognize, understand,...

Bipolar Disorder Essentials for Non-Prescribing Mental Health Professionals

Jewish Community Services

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  <td height="288" width="170">This training provides mental health professionals with the tools and knowledge to effectively support clients through the complexities of grief.  Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the non-linear nature of grief, recognizing that each individual’s experience is unique and may not align with a predictable path. The workshop will explore the signs and symptoms of grief across the lifespan, from childhood to older adulthood, highlighting developmental and situational variations in how grief is expressed. Finally, attendees will learn practical, evidence-based strategies to reduce grief symptoms and foster resilience, equipping them to provide compassionate and tailored care for grieving clients. Offers 1.5 Category I CEUs.</td>

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Local Event: "Understanding and Managing Grief: Effective Strategies for Supporting Grieving Clients"

"Understanding and Managing Grief: Effective...


 
 

  This training provides mental health professionals with the tools and knowledge to effectively support clients through...

"Understanding and Managing Grief: Effective Strategies for Supporting Grieving Clients"

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  <td height="173" width="324">This   training will provide clinicians with an in-depth understanding of Teen   Dating Violence (TDV) and its unique dynamics. Participants will explore how   TDV differs from adult intimate partner violence, the impact of abuse on   teens’ emotional well-being, and development, and the role of social media   and technology in these relationships. The session will also focus on the   challenges teens face in disclosing abuse and seeking help. Offers 2.0   Category I CEUs</td>

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Local Event: Understanding Teen Dating Violence

Understanding Teen Dating Violence


 
 

  This   training will provide clinicians with an in-depth understanding of Teen   Dating Violence (TDV) and its unique...

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  <td height="250" width="324">This workshop provides a framework for   effectively and empathetically responding to individuals at risk for or   experiencing a mental health crisis. It provides an overview of the crisis   cycle and outlines evidence-based strategies for intervention at each stage,   including de-escalation techniques, suicide risk assessment, and safety   planning. The session also explores the role of implicit bias in crisis   decision-making. Emphasis is on trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and   respectful approaches that promote safety, dignity, and collaboration when   interacting with individuals in distress. Offers 2.0 Category 1CEUs and meets   Anti-Oppressive Practice.</td>

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Local Event: Responding to Individuals in Mental Health Crisis with Compassion and Clarity

Responding to Individuals in Mental Health...


 
 

  This workshop provides a framework for   effectively and empathetically responding to individuals at risk for or  ...

Responding to Individuals in Mental Health Crisis with Compassion and Clarity

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  <td height="307" width="324">This   training explores the ethical complexities that arise during   multidisciplinary staffing’s in outpatient mental health settings. While CARF   standards and the NASW Code of Ethics emphasize collaboration across   disciplines, clinicians often encounter ethical tensions related to   confidentiality, professional boundaries, and differing treatment   philosophies. Participants will examine how theoretical orientation informs   clinical decision-making in multidisciplinary contexts and apply ethical   reasoning to real-world scenarios involving medication management, financial   stressors, and disability-related concerns. Through reflection, discussion,   and applied case analysis, clinicians will strengthen their capacity to   navigate collaborative care ethically and effectively. Offers 1.5 Category 1   CEUs.</td>

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Local Event: The Ethics of Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Outpatient Mental Health

The Ethics of Multidisciplinary Collaboration...


 
 

  This   training explores the ethical complexities that arise during   multidisciplinary staffing’s in outpatient mental...

The Ethics of Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Outpatient Mental Health

Rachna

Jacob Baumgart

Baltimore Metropolitan Area

MD Patch Team

Lutherville-Timonium

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North Baltimore

Pikesville

Parkville-Overlea

Hunt Valley-Cockeysville

Baltimore

Perry Hall

Owings Mills-Reisterstown

Dundalk

Catonsville

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Anne Arundel County

Annapolis

ASO presents HOLIDAY POPS
Sunday, December 21, 2025 – 3:00pm at Dionne Warwick Theater at Bowie State University, with Bowie...

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Legal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care: Capacity, Rights, and Clinical Practice

DEC

17

12:00 PM

Towson, MD

Holiday Hoopla for Teens & Adults with Disabilities

DEC

18

6:00 PM

Towson, MD

Pathways to Employment

JAN

3

10:00 AM

Towson, MD

Bipolar Disorder Essentials for Non-Prescribing Mental Health Professionals

JAN

21

12:00 PM

Towson, MD

"Understanding and Managing Grief: Effective Strategies for Supporting Grieving Clients"

JAN

28

12:00 PM

Towson, MD

Understanding Teen Dating Violence

FEB

11

12:00 PM

Towson, MD

Responding to Individuals in Mental Health Crisis with Compassion and Clarity

FEB

18

12:00 PM

Towson, MD

The Ethics of Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Outpatient Mental Health

MAR

18

12:00 PM

Towson, MD

Santa is coming to the Reisterstown Rd Xfinity

ASO presents: Holiday Pops with Bowie State University Concert Choir