Videos

This two-part training covers the long- and short-term consequences of exposure to traumatic childhood events, the Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Model and more. Post-test for Child Welfare Recertification credit coming soon.(Running Time: 1:14:17, 1:14:23, 1:11:34, and 1:06:04)

This video provides a brief overview of the many programs and services that are offered through DOH/CMS for new employees. (Running time: 16:07)

This training provides education and information about Florida Red Tide and resources to assist in effectively responding to exposures. Also provided are the guidelines for public and healthcare professionals in the recognition and treatment of cases and information about the Aquatic Toxins Hotline. (Running Time: 1:54:13)

This training identifies key aspects of adverse childhood experiences and their incidence in the general population. An explanation is provided detailing how childhood experience effects child development and long term adult health. (Running Time: 1:57:31)

This training provides information on the medical, legal, and social aspects of Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS)/Abuse Head Trauma (AHT). Emphasized during the training is the tremendous impact of SBS/AHT on families and techniques families can utilize to more effectively cope with a crying baby. (Running Time: 1:26:06)

This training provides information regarding diagnosis and intervention for FASD and information about the possible long term physical/medical/developmental/behavioral effects of pre-natal exposure to alcohol. (Running Time: 1:58:45)

This training provides a detailed summary of the services provided by the three poison control centers in Florida and the major role they play in the prevention of poisonings. Also included is training on the most common pediatric poisonings and how they can be prevented. (Running Time 2:00:00) NOTE: Audio level is low; increase speaker volume for this video.

This video provides a brief overview of the many programs and services that are offered through DOH/CMS. (Running Time: 14:47)

This training provides information on the epidemiology of poisoning in Florida and identifies populations vulnerable to poison exposure and serious complications or death. Also identified in the training are strategies for increasing public knowledge of poison hazards and prevention measures. Included is a discussion regarding the poison control center's role in responding to poison emergencies and providing educational materials and assistance to healthcare providers and outreach staff. (Running Time: 57:29)

This training provides an understanding of the changes taking place in the brain during childhood and adolescence and how these changes are influenced by interactions between the individual and the world around him. Other topics covered in this training are: how alcohol and other drugs influence quality of life through direct effects on brain development and through secondary effects like poor decisions and increased risk of exposure to violence and disease states, the pervasiveness of substance misuse and its role in child maltreatment, and the identification of signs and symptoms of substance use. (Running Time: 1:59:18)

This training offers insight into the following: incidence and factors in self injury, new breed of self injurer, relationship between self injury and suicide, major theories of self injury, and the school's role in intervention and developing policies and procedures. The training also includes testimonies from two college students who have successfully coped with self injury. (Running Time: 1:24:34)