Belflower Training and Consulting
Services
Training-Coaching-Consultation-Speaking
Substance Use Disorder and Behavioral Health Expert
Peer Support
Co-occurring Disorders
Trauma and Substance Use Disorders
Ethics
Diversity Equity and Inclusion
Recovery Language
Harm Reduction
Narcan administrating training and distribution
Rewiring your Brain with Gratitude
Supportive Housing
LBGTQ+
Leadership Coaching
Clinical Supervision for Social Work in Missouri and Kansas Supervision for Substance Use Disorder Certifications in Missouri.
Darla Belflower
Founder and CEO
Book Launch
July 19, 2023
I Am Not Anonymous
By Darla Belflower
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Thank you to everyone who came out and supported me for my company and book launch! Stay tuned for what is next!
Darla Belflower has worked in leadership in the substance use disorder and behavioral health fields for over three decades. She has a passion for teaching others what she has learned in those years and keeps up to date on current best practices. She started in LLC in 2022 and has written books about her life, and tools that she has personally used to grow.
She is Vice Chair of the Kansas City Recovery Coalition and is a member of The Missouri Behavioral Health Councils Culture, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (CEDI) Committee. She also actively volunteers in her community.
She is a Clinically Licensed Social Worker in both Missouri and Kansas, is a Licensed Addiction Counselor in Kansas, Certified Reciprocal Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counselor in Missouri, Certified Peer Specialist, Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist, and is a trainer and educator of Narcan distribution. She obtained her MSW from the University of Kansas and she has a BS in Psychology and Alcohol and Drug Studies from Missouri Valley College. She has made presentations at numerous professional conferences, seminars and trainings at the local, state and national levels.
About
Trainings
October 30th and November 6th Central Time 1:00-2:30 PM Virtual
Two Part Training
Substance Use Disorder and LBGTQ+ People; Assessing the Impact of Compounded Stigma and Treatment Considerations for this Population
Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC)
Substance use is a complex issue that affects individuals from all walks of life, including the LGBTQ community. Unfortunately, members of this community often face unique challenges when seeking help for addiction. Stigma, shame, and a lack of family support can all make it difficult for LGBTQ individuals to access the resources they need to overcome substance use disorders.
As a service provider, it is important to approach these issues with sensitivity and compassion. Ethical considerations must be considered when providing services to LBGTQ individuals, and it is critical to create an organization that is welcoming and accepting.
Session One October 30th Sign Up HERE
Session Two November 6th Sign Up HERE
December 15th 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM CT Virtual
Certified Peer Specialty Training: Co-Occurring Disorders
Missouri Credentialing Board For Missouri Certified Peer Specialist Only
During this training we will learn to recognize common biases and stigma, identify the most common mental health disorders that present as a co-occurring disorders, increase knowledge of symptom identification of these common mental health disorders, gain knowledge of best practice for co-occurring disorders and review some skills of engagement with this population.
February 13th and 15th 12:00-3:00 PM Central Time Virtual
Two Part Training
California Institute for Behavioral Health Solutions
Co-Occurring Disorders: What Providers Need to Know
Individuals diagnosed with a mental illness have varying lifetime prevalence rates for developing a substance use disorder. Unfortunately, individuals with co-occurring disorders face numerous challenges, such as an increase in the severity of symptoms, lower treatment adherence rates, higher dropout rates, an increased risk of suicide, and a greater chance of relapse. To help providers better understand this population, this workshop will provide education on the prevalence of co-occurring disorders, assessment tools, engagement strategies with specialized populations, and treatment interventions.
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I Am Not Anonymous
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