Nebraska Alliance Training Network

This training will provide an overview of: Clinical chart components that support best practice Discussion of types of information that may be helpful and unhelpful to document Developing useful treatment plans Developing progress notes that have components and language that meet best practice and billing review criteria How to communicate/describe clinical interventions Read more

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This presentation will provide an overview of The Kim Foundation's mission and programs, highlight current suicide data trends, and explore key risk factors, warning signs, and protective factors for both youth and caregivers. Participants will gain practical strategies and learn about local and national resources to support those at risk. Together, we can advance prevention efforts and promote hope in our communities.  Presented by:  Molly Woodman, Director of Community Engagement | The Kim Foundation Molly Woodman is the Director of Community Engagement at The Kim Foundation, where she leads outreach efforts, crafts communication strategies, and provides vital suicide prevention education through the Brighter Tomorrows trainings. She also keeps the Metra Area Suicide Prevention Coalition running strong.  A proud Omaha native, Molly earned her bachelor's in communications from UNO. Before joining The Kim Foundation, she spent 14 years as the Director of Admissions and Recruitment at Marian High School, where she helped build lasting relationships with students and families, and organized over 20 events each year, creating unforgettable experiences for hundreds of middle school girls. As a Marian alumna, it was truly a labor of love! In 2022, Molly combined her love for public speaking and her passion for mental health advocacy by joining The Kim Foundation. She's able to use her creativity to manage the foundation's website and social media channels, but her real joy comes from getting out into the community, listening to people's stories, and connecting them with the resources they need. Molly is certified in Youth Mental Health First Aid and is a certified instructor for Adult Mental Health First Aid.  When she's not working hard to make a difference, Molly enjoys being silly with her husband of 22 years and their four kids.  Live Webinar hosted on Wednesday, September 17, 2025 from 12PM-1PM CT. Read more

Eligibility: Identified clinician by your local Child Advocacy Center (CAC) to participate in the MDT Stipend Program.  Expectations: Participate in the 2025 cohort of providers statewide which includes attendance to at least 4 of the 6 bi-monthly meetings hosted by the Nebraska Alliance of Child Advocacy Centers.  Read more