NMDOH Training Request Form

Group Training Application

NMDOH-OSAH Training Program
The Office of School & Adolescent Health (OSAH) helps organizations throughout New Mexico become their own experts in youth health and promote sustainable health programming within their communities.

By participating in the NMDOH-OSAH training program, you join a cohort of schools and youth-serving organizations that have committed to short-term and long-term policy changes to support our youth's physical health and mental well-being.

We are excited for the opportunity to assist you, work with your staff and community members, and cover the cost of your training. Within one week of completing this application, you will receive a response from an OSAH staff member.

Thank you for your interest in enhancing your school behavioral health program.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
- We encourage all schools/districts to utilize a tool called the SHAPE (the School Health Assessment and Performance Evaluation) and work towards implementing the National School Mental Health Curriculum. SHAPE is an assessment tool that helps districts and schools analyze their existing Behavioral Health resources and identify areas for improvement. SHAPE generates a tailored report to guide future improvements, that can be addressed with the National School Mental Health Curriculum, which promotes school mental health best practices.
- NMDOH-OSAH will need to work with an organizational contact person during the training process. In the event that a participant cancels with less than 72 hours notice, does not attend the training, or does not complete required pre-work, we will request that your organization cover the cost of their seat. If that contact person wishes to attend the training, they must include themselves in the participant count.
- It is the expectation that all participating individuals are informed of the purpose of the training and the training date prior to the finalization of the training roster. NMDOH-OSAH will have communication materials available, should your organization require them. Starting from registration, Kesselman-Jones, Inc., the communications firm assisting with the training, will contact training participants directly.
Contact Information

For key contact person the NMDOH should communicate with regarding trainings
Email*
example@example.com
Name*

First NameLast Name
School District*
If other, describe below.
Title*
Organization*
Phone Number*
Please enter a valid phone number.
Cell phone number
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May we text you in case we are unable to reach you via email?

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This contact is authorized to facilitate a payment, on behalf of their organization, to cover any cancelation or materials return fees incurred by participants who do not abide by the terms of the training.

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Questions? Review the terms and conditions page here: https://trainmeosah.com/training-terms-and-conditions/
Available Trainings

Currently, OSAH can provide the certificate trainings listed below. These trainings are supported by evidence-based curriculums and provide participants with a certificate upon successful completion of the course, validating that one has fulfilled the requirements of and may practice the techniques taught in the training.
Please select the training(s) you are interested in NMDOH providing.*

QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer): How to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade and refer someone to help.QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer): Train the TrainerCALM (Counseling on Access to Lethal Means): free online training, also available in personYMHFA (Youth Mental Health First Aid): an overview of common mental health diagnoses designed to give participants the skills to help adolescents (12-18) who are developing a mental heath problem or experiencing and emotional crisis.YMHFA (Youth Mental Health First Aid): Train the Trainers.Teen Mental Health First Aid: Train the Trainer to certify adults to teach teens how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders among their friends and peers.National School Mental Health Best Practices: Implementation Guidance Modules for States, Districts, and SchoolsCPR/First Aid: adult and child CPR/first aid/AED /bloodborne pathogens trainingNonviolent Crisis Intervention: provides skills, confidence, and an effective framework to safely manage & prevent difficult behaviorTrauma Sensitive Schools: offers school & district administrators and staff a framework and roadmap for adoptingOther, Please Specify
For 2022 Trainings, does your organization prefer training be conducted in person or virtually?*

In PersonVirtual
Please select the training you are interested in NMDOH providing. If you have multiple needs, please complete a separate request for each training.

QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer): How to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade and refer someone to help.QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer): Train the TrainerCALM (Counseling on Access to Lethal Means): free online training, also available in personYMHFA (Youth Mental Health First Aid): an overview of common mental health diagnoses designed to give participants the skills to help adolescents (12-18) who are developing a mental heath problem or experiencing and emotional crisis.YMHFA (Youth Mental Health First Aid): Train the Trainers.Teen Mental Health First Aid: Train the Trainer to certify adults to teach teens how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders among their friends and peers.National School Mental Health Best Practices: ImplementationGuidance Modules for States, Districts, and SchoolsCPR/First Aid: adult and child CPR/first aid/AED /bloodborne pathogens trainingCISM (Critical Incident Stress Management): group interventions for managing recovery after a tragedy.Nonviolent Crisis Intervention: provides skills, confidence, and an effective framework to safely manage & prevent difficult behaviorTrauma Sensitive Schools: offers school & district administrators and staff a framework and roadmap for adoptingNARCAN: training for Narcan in schoolsStop the Bleed: how to stop severe bleedingNew Nurse OrientationHealth Assistant TrainingCSSR-S Training: evidence-based suicide risk assessmentOther
This training is for (select all that apply)

StaffStudentsCommunity
We are interested in:*

Offering training throughout our district (multiple facilities)Offering training to our communityOther

Does your school safety plan or current policy support the implementation of this training?*

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Explain how your school safety plan or current policies support the implementation of this training.*

Do you plan to implement culture change around this topic?*

YesNo
Explain how you plan to implement culture change around this topic.*

Was there a precipitating event for this request?*

YesNo
Please explain the precipitating event.*

Have you received administrative approval for this request?*

YesNoRequest in process
Would you like technical assistance with implementing behavioral health policy in your school/organization?*

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Many of our trainings have a minimum number of participants. If you expect five or fewer individuals to register, we do not recommend that you complete this form. Instead, individuals should sign up for the invitation list for a training. They will be contacted when training dates are made available to the list. To register for an invitation list, visit the training opportunities page: https://trainmeosah.com/training-opportunities/
How many people do you anticipate participating?*

Are you interested in being added to the NMDOH-OSAH newsletter database?*

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