“Dr. Gabrielle Jones presentation and ideas were honest and practical, giving providers, parents and families some clear strategies that were integrated with both harm reduction and youth development approaches.” – HRiA Team Member | Workshop Participant

All of these can be either speaking or workshop topics:

• CRST Framework
  • Culturally Responsive Substance Use Treatment
  • Culturally Responsive Adolescent Substance Use Treatment
• Culturally Responsive Harm Reduction
• Culturally Responsive Workplace Wellness
• Cultural Responsiveness in the workplace
• Culturally Responsive Leadership
• Equity in Mental Health
• Equity in Substance Use Treatment
• Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use

The BeHERE Opioid Overdose Prevention Training Project at Health Resources in Action (HRiA) was thrilled to have Dr. Gabrielle Jones as an expert presenter and workshop facilitator at a service provider summit held virtually on June 28, 2022, and titled “Meeting Them Where They’re At: Harm Reduction and Positive Youth Development. “Dr. Jones was tremendously professional and communicative throughout the planning process, providing exceptional materials to the planning team well in advance of the event.”

“Dr. Jones’ trainings through the Girls Inc. Community Mental Health Consortium were always very well attended and consistently received very positive evaluations.  I really appreciated Dr. Jones’ flexibility and willingness to work with me to customize her trainings to meet the needs of our clinicians and the populations we serve.  Attendees at Dr. Jones’ trainings consistently report that they came away from the training with valuable new tools and ideas to help them in their clinical work.” Selene Fabiano, Ph.D. | Program Supervisor| Pathways Counseling Center

“Dr. Jones is a joy to work with, professional, knowledgeable, and responsive to the needs of our attendees. We highly recommend Dr. Jones as a presenter.” – First 5 Alameda County – Introduction to Substance Use Treatment in Community Settings

“Dr. Jones presented a presentation to our WISE Coalition virtually. It was engaging, informative, and very well received.” – Alison Wolf, Rogers Behavioral Health, Community Learning and Engagement