In this workshop, Dr. Jeremy Norwood and Joyce Dixson-Haskett will provide behavioral health professionals with substantive training regarding the issue of human trafficking and how it relates to their areas of practice. In response to the rise in the number of cases of human trafficking reported around the State of Michigan, the Michigan legislature has required all health professionals to receive training on human trafficking. Specific areas to be covered include the scope and magnitude of human trafficking, how human trafficking is defined, the types and venues of human trafficking in Michigan, the causes and indicators of human trafficking, potential warning signs for human trafficking, and resources to report potential cases of human trafficking.

Click here to Register All Michigan Health Professionals are now required to take Human Trafficking training. Watch for additional MMHCA sites across Michigan offering this workshop. Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulation (LARA) “When do I have to meet the requirements for the completion of training in identifying victims of human trafficking?”   Rule 338.3901a requires […]