Events

North Carolina Infant Mental Health Association's 2024 Annual Conference will connect professionals from all over North Carolina whose work supports early relationships and child well-being from many different roles. Professionals whoContinue reading "Cradled in Care: Nurturing Mental Health from Roots to Peaks"

Mental health professionals working with the Latine community may find themselves engaging with more than just the individual in the room, often including a clients’ social systems into treatment. However,Continue reading "Biennial Latine Mental Health Conference"

Registration for the Trauma-Informed Healthcare Provider Conference is now open! The conference will take place on February 19th from 9:00-12:00 and February 20th from 9:00-4:30 at Durham Technical Community College.Continue reading "Trauma-Informed Healthcare Provider Conference"

The Durham Partnership Mental Health subcommittee in partnership with the Public Health Department is hosting a 2-day, in-person Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST) Training at the Public Health on March 13-14,Continue reading "Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST) Training"

Motivational Interviewing is an evidence-based communication style designed to help people identify their readiness, willingness and ability to make meaningful change in their lives.  Together we will explore this clientContinue reading "Motivational Interviewing Introduction & Skill Building"

EPiC’s Multi-family (parent(s)/child) Circle of Hope is a six-week program where families come together to talk about managing relationships and supporting one another. Parents and children will learn coping skills,Continue reading "Circle of Hope"

Please attend the annual Dance Party Fundraiser in celebration of Black Maternal Health Week 2025! This celebratory event is open to all community members and will include fun for theContinue reading "Black Maternal Health Week Dance Party"

Rock the Block is the Annual Day of Service at Families Moving Forward! Everyone comes together as a community to help families and share in a day of celebration andContinue reading "Rock the Block"

The Coping Together program for Durham, co-developed by Dr. Eve Puffer and Dr. Wanda Boone, adapts a Kenyan family resilience model to empower families in navigating stress and improving communication.Continue reading "Coping Together (TRY)"

In recognition of Black Maternal Health Week, Family Matters Durham invites you to a powerful and informative session dedicated to raising awareness, sharing knowledge, and advocating for the improvement ofContinue reading "Addressing the Crisis: Advancing Black Maternal Health"

Young children and families in the U.S. and around the world are living in a fast-changing world. The "new ecology" or contemporary context for the developing child includes: the persistenceContinue reading "The Next Generation: Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood and Emerging Directions"