August 27, 2025

CEU Course: Metacognition: Thought Management for Professionals & Those They Serve

✨Care Solace Customers & Providers exclusive

Have you ever wondered, “Where did that come from?” as a random thought flashed through your mind? How we think is just as important as what we think. This course is for professionals who want to improve their thinking and promote improved thinking for those they serve. 

July 25, 2025

CEU Course: The Adaptive Brain: Approaches to Enhance Neuroplasticity for Emotional Health

✨Care Solace Customers & Providers exclusive

Care Solace customers and network providers are invited to this FREE CEU training. This course provides a foundational understanding of neuroplasticity and the potential for mood self-regulation through the reshaping of neural pathways. Attendees will learn practical interventions that can be applied in clinical and educational settings including evidence-based strategies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques, to promote beneficial neural changes. 

July 11, 2025

2025 USAA Summer Academy

Dr. Jesus Jara, former Superintendent of the Clark County School District (CCSD), and Dr. Anita Ward, Chief Growth Officer for Care Solace, will delve into the critical issue of student mental health with a focus on CCSD. Schools are on the front lines of identifying and supporting students with mental health needs, yet they face unique challenges that result in a large number of children and youth not receiving care.  In a fireside chat format, the session will explore the multifaceted nature of the problem and the specific challenges faced in CCSD schools.  Dr. Jara will provide insights into the complexities of supporting student mental health in a large urban school district and highlight the ongoing efforts and successes of  CCSD in creating a more integrated, supportive and responsive environment for its students.  

June 20, 2025

CEU Course: Integrating Reflective Practice Into Clinical Supervision

✨Care Solace Customers & Providers exclusive

Care Solace customers and network providers are invited to this FREE CEU training, exploring how reflective practice enhances the clinical supervision experience by fostering emotional insight, professional growth, and co-regulation. Participants will learn to distinguish between different supervision modalities, with a deep dive into the neurobiological foundations of reflection using the Neurosequential Model. Through discussion, case studies, and experiential exercises, supervisors will gain practical tools for identifying supervisees' regulatory states, engaging in reflective dialogue, and supporting clinician development with attunement and intention. The training emphasizes the power of presence, curiosity, and connection in building sustainable, growth-oriented supervision relationships.

May 29, 2025

FCCMA Annual Conference

Join Care Solace Chief Growth Officer Anita Ward and City of Murrieta (CA) Mayor Lori Stone for a discussion on "Bridging Resident Access Gaps to Mental Health Care and Social Services." In this session, you'll learn about how Murrieta addressed a fragmented and often unavailable healthcare and social service infrastructure - including internal team creation, external partnerships, and resident communications.

April 26, 2025

14th Annual Neighborhood Conference (Monrovia Area Partnership)

Care Solace Chief Growth Officer Anita Ward hosts an educational session on "Promoting Mental Health & Well-Being." Discover programs and resources that support mental health and overall well-being in the Monrovia, CA community and learn about initiatives that provide access to mental health support, stress management strategies, and holistic wellness programs.

April 10, 2025

2025 NFBPA Forum Panel: Harvest Trauma Recovery Center: A First in Texas

A panel discussion, including Care Solace Chief Growth Officer Anita Ward, around the creation and success of The Harvest Trauma Recovery Center (TRC). The Harvest TRC is the first-community-based center in Texas that follows the National Alliance of Trauma Recovery Centers (NATRC) evidence-based model. With over 20 nonprofits in the same building, the Harvest TRC is a "one-stop" model providing clinical mental health and extensive wraparound support services to low-income families facing significant barriers (insurance, transportation, food, housing, etc.) and have experienced violence that has adversely impacted their lives.