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DESCRIPTION:Date/Time: Thursday\, August 11\, 2016 from 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p
 .m. ET\n\nLocation: Webinar\n\nDescription: These 90 minute webinars are
  delivered by the Pacific ADA Center using the Blackboard Collaborate we
 binar platform. All sessions will be captioned\, recorded and archived.\n\
 nThis program is delivered via both webinar platform and via telephone (ad
 ditional charges may apply). Real-time captioning is available via the web
 inar platform.\n\nThe Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administr
 ation (SAMHSA) is the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Huma
 n Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral heal
 th of the nation. SAMHSA's mission is to reduce the impact of substance ab
 use and mental illness on America's communities\, including throughout all
  phases of the disaster cycle. When natural and human-caused disasters occ
 ur\, including incidents of mass violence such as terrorism and shootings\
 , survivors\, loved ones of victims\, and responders are all at risk for e
 motional distress or other mental health concerns. Persons with physical a
 nd mental health disabilities\, the deaf and hard of hearing\, those with 
 visual impairments and many others have unique access and functional needs
  that must be addressed as a part of a 'whole community' approach to disas
 ter preparedness\, response\, and recovery\, and this includes incorporati
 ng available and accessible behavioral health resources into emergency man
 agement operations. Today's session will provide an introduction to disast
 er behavioral health and overview of resources from SAMHSA that emergency 
 managers\, providers\, and the public at large can utilize year-round\, du
 ring and immediately following disaster events\, and during long term reco
 very.\n\nLearning objectives:\n\n\n	\n	Educate stakeholders on core princi
 ples of disaster behavioral health\, including distress risk factors and w
 arning signs inclusive of and unique to people with access and functional 
 needs.\n	\n	\n	Learn how SAMHSA's disaster behavioral health resources\, i
 ncluding its Disaster Behavioral Health Information Series and Disaster 
 Distress Helpline program\, can provide support to stakeholders and the pu
 blic at large throughout all phases of natural and human-caused disasters 
 .\n	\n	\n	Learn how disaster behavioral health is addressed in FEMA's Eme
 rgency Support Functions and National Disaster Recovery Framework.\n	\n	\n
 	Become familiar with additional local/state resources in disaster behavio
 ral health.\n	\n	\n	Increase awareness of the importance of including disa
 ster behavioral health resources into emergency management planning and ot
 her preparedness activities.\n	\n	\n	Establish contacts for stakeholders w
 ith SAMHSA and its disaster behavioral health programs regarding ongoing o
 utreach and communications for coordinating resources throughout all phase
 s of the disaster cycle.\n	\n\n
SUMMARY:ADA National Network Learning Session: Disaster Behavioral Health a
 nd People With Access and Functional Needs: Resources from the U.S. Substa
 nce Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
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