At AllHealth Network, we believe that strong, informed, and connected communities are the foundation of mental health and well-being. That’s why our Community Engagement Team (CET) is proud to offer free monthly virtual Community Engagement Trainings throughout 2026, open to everyone—community members, providers, educators, partners, and advocates alike.
These interactive trainings are designed to build practical skills, share meaningful knowledge, and create space for connection, all from the convenience of wherever you are. Whether you’re new to mental health topics or looking to deepen your understanding, there’s something for you.
2026 Training Topics
Please note that there will be more trainings to come in 2026 in addition to the ones listed below.
A More Mindful Workplace Training | February 5th 9am-10am MST
Integrating wellness into your workplace is easier than you think! Join us for a one hour training to learn the importance of workplace wellness, build healthy coping skills to prevent burnout, and promote meaningful conversations with your colleagues about mental health.
Let’s FACE It Training | March 5th 9am-10:30am MST
Talking with friends and loved ones about mental health can be intimidating. Many people feel uncertain about how to approach the topic. Join us via Zoom to learn how to recognize the signs of a mental health struggle so you can approach these conversations with confidence, and take steps to support yourself and your loved one.
Psychological First Aid Training | April 9th 9am-11am MST
Psychological First Aid (PFA) is an evidence-based training designed to help children, teens, adults, and families in the immediate aftermath of a disaster or tragedy. Join us for this two hour training to learn effective ways to support and stabilize people in distress while helping them build healthy coping skills.
Q.P.R. Suicide Prevention Training | May 7th 9am-11am MST
Q.P.R. stands for Question, Persuade, Refer – three simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. Join us for a free, two hour virtual training on how to recognize the warning signs of suicide and how to approach someone that may be struggling.
De-escalation Training | June 4th 9am-11am MST
When someone is overwhelmed with stress, the situation can intensify quickly. During these moments, it’s important to have the skills to support others while also ensuring your own safety.
Join us for a two hour, virtual de-escalation training to: Explore how stress impacts behavior and interactions; Learn practical de-escalation strategies; Develop confidence in keeping yourself and others safe.
What Are Community Engagement trainings?
Community Engagement trainings are live, virtual sessions led by AllHealth Network staff. Each session focuses on topics that support mental health awareness, prevention, crisis response, and community resilience.
What to expect:
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Accessible, easy-to-understand information
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Practical tools you can use right away
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Opportunities to ask questions and engage
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A welcoming space for learning and connection
All trainings are free, held monthly, and open to the public.
Why Attend?
By participating in Community Engagement trainings, you can:
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Build confidence in discussing mental health
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Learn how to support yourself and others
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Strengthen community connections
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Gain skills that apply at work, home, or in the community
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Stay informed about local mental health resources
Whether you’re a community leader, a caregiver, a professional, or simply someone who wants to learn, these trainings are designed with you in mind.
Stay Connected
By attending Community Engagement Trainings, you’re helping build a more informed, compassionate, and connected community. We’re grateful to learn alongside you in 2026.
If you have questions or want to learn more about the Community Engagement Team and our work, we encourage you to reach out to CET@allhealthnetwork.org or learn more here.
We look forward to learning with you, one training at a time.
