
Monterey County Rainbow Connections Provider Training
The Monterey Behavioral Health Training is a comprehensive series of workshops designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of medical and mental health professionals, educators, and community members in supporting LGBTQ+ youth and their families. Through this series, participants will build a strong foundation in literacy, medical support, and developmental understanding of gender, enabling them to provide the highest standard of culturally attuned, education, medical, and mental health care for LGBTQ+ young people and their families. Sessions will cover crucial topics related to diversity and integrating perspectives from youth, parents, and families.
Empowering Communities, Enhancing Care, Celebrating Diversity
Upcoming Trainings
Exploring Coming Out Processes & Building Resiliency with LGBTQ Youth
Monterey County Rainbow Connections Provider Training
Exploring Coming Out Processes & Building Resiliency with LGBTQ Youth
June …
Supporting Gender Euphoria in Youth
Monterey County Rainbow Connections Provider Training
Supporting Gender Euphoria in Youth
June 12, 2025
CE’s Available
Increasing Family Support for LGBTQ Students to Reduce Risk & Promote Well-Being
This training will discuss FAP’s evidence-based approach to help diverse families to support LGBTQ students in the context of their families, cultures and faith communities, including multilingual resources and strategies to increase family connectedness.
Trauma-Informed Care to Reduce Health Risks & Increase Well-Being for LGBTQ Children & Youth
This is the first training provided by FAP to teach practitioners how to apply FAP’s trauma-informed family support model. During three 3-hour sessions participants will learn how to use FAP’s culturally grounded assessment measures, how to provide organizational safety and support for LGBTQ children and youth, how to develop and implement a family support plan and how to provide psychoeducation for racially and religiously diverse families, including families that reject their LGBTQ children provided by the developers of this work.
Helping Families to Promote Well-Being & Reduce Health Risks for LGBTQ+ Children & Youth
May 29th & June 26th, 2025
This trauma-informed training for providers and others will provide an overview of key evidence-based approaches and strategies to increase family support for diverse LGBTQ children and youth, and an opportunity to increase skills for working with their families.
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Session are 180 min long including time for Q&A.
CE Credits Available
The Gender Health Training Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Gender Health Training Institute maintains responsibility for this program and its content.