BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//dcadv.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:d5aa7a49-219d-465a-ad90-d9c319a9f7bd X-WR-CALDESC:Mental health concerns and experiences of domestic violence of ten overlap in complex and misunderstood ways. For healthcare providers\, community health workers\, and social service professionals\, recognizing these intersections is critical to providing effective\, trauma-informed s upport. This webinar will explore how domestic violence and coercive contr ol can impact an individual's mental\, emotional\, and physical health\, i ncluding common ways these experiences may present in healthcare and commu nity settings. Participants will learn how to identify warning signs\, ask meaningful questions\, and assess situations more thoroughly to connect i ndividuals with appropriate resources and support. Through real-world case examples\, attendees will gain insight into successful mental health warm handoffs\, referral strategies\, and approaches to navigating challenging conversations. The session will also examine the long-term health consequ ences of abuse\, review evidence-based treatment modalities\, and provide practical guidance for navigating Delaware's mental health and domestic vi olence resource systems.\n\nIn addition\, the webinar will address the imp ortance of self-care\, self-advocacy\, and resilience for both clients and professionals working in these challenging spaces. This webinar is design ed for healthcare providers\, community health workers\, social service pr ofessionals\, behavioral health practitioners\, and others seeking to stre ngthen their ability to support individuals impacted by domestic violence and mental health challenges.\n\nA webinar for community members is schedu led for 7/28/24 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.\n\nPresenters:\n\nMar iann Kenville-Moore is a licensed social worker with decades of exper ience across public and nonprofit sectors. Originally from South Jersey\, she made Delaware her home after graduating from the University of Delawar e with a BA in sociology. She later earned a Master of Social Work from Ru tgers\, the State University of New Jersey. Her leadership roles with the Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence\, the Department of Justice\, and the Division of Family Services strengthened her expertise in crisis response and intervention\, as well as her ability to shape laws\, policie s\, and programs to advance equity and social justice. Mariann strives to meet individuals where they are\, working collaboratively to identify need s\, navigate challenges\, and promote well-being. Her focus on family viol ence has provided deep insight into the lasting impact of trauma and the i mportance of trauma-informed care. Her work with individuals living with m ental illness motivates her to dismantle stigma and build a Delaware where recovery is supported\, and connection is valued. Mariann is committed to fostering change that leads to healthier communities across Delaware. She lives in Wilmington with her husband\, Tom\, and their sons. \n\nEsth er Hofknecht\, MSM-HCA has worked in healthcare as an advocate\, marke ter\, and fundraiser for nearly 20 years. She has worked with people with disabilities\, brain injuries\, mental illness\, and substance use disorde rs. Esther found her niche with mental health and substance use disorders when she joined SUN Behavioral in 2019. In 2024\, she joined the Mental He alth Association in Delaware as a Development Manager focusing on Growth & Education. She works to promote MHA’s four annual educational conferences and raise funds to continue to make those events accessible to the commun ity. Esther’s work at MHA allows her to live her purpose as an advocate fo r inclusive employment and champion of patient-centered healthcare. She ha s struggled with depression and anxiety since 2001. She is a survivor of d omestic violence and intimate partner violence. She is a member of the neu rodivergent community\, having been diagnosed with both ADHD and Autism Sp ectrum Disorder in her mid-40s. Esther is a graduate of Wilmington Univers ity (Master of Science in Management-Health Care Administration) and recei ved her Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership (BSOL) from Thoma s Edison State University. Esther is also a proud graduate of the Academy for Women and Leadership with the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business. Most recently\, Esther joined the University of Delaware’s Center for Disa bilities Studies as a 2025-26 cohort member of their Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) program. Esther is a lso a mixed media artist and arts instructor certified to teach the Lifeti me Arts Creative Aging Arts Education Model with the Delaware Division of Arts. She recently completed the Trauma-Informed Teaching Practitioner of Art (TIPTA) certificate with the Bartol Foundation and is now a Trauma-Inf ormed Teaching Artist. She is part of a team of teaching artists conductin g Delaware’s first CreatiVeterans program and has built curriculum and tau ght gelli plate printing classes in 2025 and 2026. Esther is a resident of Dover and has lived in Delaware for 22 years. \n\n \nLive/Virtual - L ooking at the Whole Picture: Domestic Violence\, Mental Health\, and Pathw ays to Help as a live/virtual event on July 21\, 2026 has been approved by the CE Approval Collaborative Review Committee for up to 1.5 Category I C EUs in for course # DE20260721 Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violenc e is approved for this continuing education event by the NASW-DE Continuin g Education Approval Collaborative. CE Approval Collaborative Approval Per iod: June 11\, 2026\, through January 31\, 2027. Delaware social workers w ill receive up to 1.5 CE credits for participating in this course. X-WR-RELCALID:6dd0ade3a92e00f5ddbaaee8ad105abd X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20251102T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20261101T020000 RDATE:20271107T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20260308T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 RDATE:20270314T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:7841e45e-6461-410a-9bea-4b6534a10a10 DTSTAMP:20260615T212238Z DESCRIPTION:Mental health concerns and experiences of domestic violence oft en overlap in complex and misunderstood ways. For healthcare providers\, c ommunity health workers\, and social service professionals\, recognizing t hese intersections is critical to providing effective\, trauma-informed su pport. This webinar will explore how domestic violence and coercive contro l can impact an individual's mental\, emotional\, and physical health\, in cluding common ways these experiences may present in healthcare and commun ity settings. Participants will learn how to identify warning signs\, ask meaningful questions\, and assess situations more thoroughly to connect in dividuals with appropriate resources and support. Through real-world case examples\, attendees will gain insight into successful mental health warm handoffs\, referral strategies\, and approaches to navigating challenging conversations. The session will also examine the long-term health conseque nces of abuse\, review evidence-based treatment modalities\, and provide p ractical guidance for navigating Delaware's mental health and domestic vio lence resource systems.\n\nIn addition\, the webinar will address the impo rtance of self-care\, self-advocacy\, and resilience for both clients and professionals working in these challenging spaces. This webinar is designe d for healthcare providers\, community health workers\, social service pro fessionals\, behavioral health practitioners\, and others seeking to stren gthen their ability to support individuals impacted by domestic violence a nd mental health challenges.\n\nA webinar for community members is schedul ed for 7/28/24 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.\n\nPresenters:\n\nMari ann Kenville-Moore is a licensed social worker with decades of experi ence across public and nonprofit sectors. Originally from South Jersey\, s he made Delaware her home after graduating from the University of Delaware with a BA in sociology. She later earned a Master of Social Work from Rut gers\, the State University of New Jersey. Her leadership roles with the D elaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence\, the Department of Justice\, and the Division of Family Services strengthened her expertise in crisis r esponse and intervention\, as well as her ability to shape laws\, policies \, and programs to advance equity and social justice. Mariann strives to m eet individuals where they are\, working collaboratively to identify needs \, navigate challenges\, and promote well-being. Her focus on family viole nce has provided deep insight into the lasting impact of trauma and the im portance of trauma-informed care. Her work with individuals living with me ntal illness motivates her to dismantle stigma and build a Delaware where recovery is supported\, and connection is valued. Mariann is committed to fostering change that leads to healthier communities across Delaware. She lives in Wilmington with her husband\, Tom\, and their sons. \n\nEsthe r Hofknecht\, MSM-HCA has worked in healthcare as an advocate\, market er\, and fundraiser for nearly 20 years. She has worked with people with d isabilities\, brain injuries\, mental illness\, and substance use disorder s. Esther found her niche with mental health and substance use disorders w hen she joined SUN Behavioral in 2019. In 2024\, she joined the Mental Hea lth Association in Delaware as a Development Manager focusing on Growth & Education. She works to promote MHA’s four annual educational conferences and raise funds to continue to make those events accessible to the communi ty. Esther’s work at MHA allows her to live her purpose as an advocate for inclusive employment and champion of patient-centered healthcare. She has struggled with depression and anxiety since 2001. She is a survivor of do mestic violence and intimate partner violence. She is a member of the neur odivergent community\, having been diagnosed with both ADHD and Autism Spe ctrum Disorder in her mid-40s. Esther is a graduate of Wilmington Universi ty (Master of Science in Management-Health Care Administration) and receiv ed her Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership (BSOL) from Thomas Edison State University. Esther is also a proud graduate of the Academy f or Women and Leadership with the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business. M ost recently\, Esther joined the University of Delaware’s Center for Disab ilities Studies as a 2025-26 cohort member of their Leadership Education i n Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) program. Esther is al so a mixed media artist and arts instructor certified to teach the Lifetim e Arts Creative Aging Arts Education Model with the Delaware Division of A rts. She recently completed the Trauma-Informed Teaching Practitioner of A rt (TIPTA) certificate with the Bartol Foundation and is now a Trauma-Info rmed Teaching Artist. She is part of a team of teaching artists conducting Delaware’s first CreatiVeterans program and has built curriculum and taug ht gelli plate printing classes in 2025 and 2026. Esther is a resident of Dover and has lived in Delaware for 22 years. \n\n \nLive/Virtual - Lo oking at the Whole Picture: Domestic Violence\, Mental Health\, and Pathwa ys to Help as a live/virtual event on July 21\, 2026 has been approved by the CE Approval Collaborative Review Committee for up to 1.5 Category I CE Us in for course # DE20260721 Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence is approved for this continuing education event by the NASW-DE Continuing Education Approval Collaborative. CE Approval Collaborative Approval Peri od: June 11\, 2026\, through January 31\, 2027. Delaware social workers wi ll receive up to 1.5 CE credits for participating in this course. DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260721T113000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260721T130000 LOCATION:https://dcadv.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/deta ils/282 SUMMARY:Webinar: Looking at the Whole Picture: Domestic Violence\, Mental H ealth\, and Pathways to Help END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR