Trainings & Events

Contact us at MidCoastCHI@MaineHealth.org for upcoming training dates or to schedule a free training for your organization.

Alcohol Seller/Server Training

For bartenders, servers, clerks, managers and owners of establishments with liquor licenses. Attendees will receive a certificate valid for three years. Learn how your business can safely and responsibly sell alcohol in your establishment.

Trauma Informed Compassion Across Cultures

As Maine welcomes asylum seekers from across the world, it is important for healthcare providers to understand New Mainers experiences and trauma that impact how best to treat them. Learn more about trauma-informed care and best practices for treating New Mainers.

Youth Mental Health First Aid

YMHFA teaches individuals how to help an adolescent in crisis or experiencing a mental health challenge. Learn how to recognize a young person in crisis and how to respond.

Alcohol Server/Seller Training

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Alcohol Seller/Server Training

For bartenders, servers, clerks, managers and owners of establishments with liquor licenses.

When: Monday, May 12th, 2025 @ 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Where: Patten Free Library, Community Room – 33 Summer Street, Bath

Register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QCGMZQL or email: MidCoastCHI@mainehealth.org

Registration REQUIRED by Friday, May 9th

Photo ID REQUIRED at event.

Attendees will receive a certificate valid for three years.

The State of Maine approved training will cover:

  • Fake ID detection & recommended carding practices
  • Best practices for adhering to Maine State Liquor Laws
  • Identifying minors & very intoxicated persons (VIPs)
  • Interventions to prevent a VIP from driving
  • The Maine LIquor Liability Act
  • Materials for ongoing employee education and policies
Trauma Informed Compassion Across Cultures

Trauma Informed Compassion Across Cultures training teaches healthcare providers how best to administer care with sensitivity to those who might have trauma and how to communicate across cultural and language barriers.

 

Dates: 2/21/25 & 2/28/25
 
Youth Mental Health Service First Aid

Youth Mental Health First Aid –  provides youth serving adults with the information they need to recognize the signs of a youth in distress, address the situation, talk to the young person, and find appropriate help.

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Information & Resources

Substance Use

Tobacco/Vaping

Mental Health

Alcohol

Cannabis

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