Michele Bedard-Gilligan, PhD
UW psychiatry professor and clinical psychologist whose research focuses on PTSD, substance use and recovery following trauma.
Hosted byUniversity of Washington Behavioral Health InstituteUniversity education
TeleBehavioral Health 2026: Trauma Focused Therapies via Telehealth
Webinar · Online · Host registration may be required · Friday, October 16, 2026 · The Good Hours pick
11 a.m.–noon Pacific (PDT) / 2 to 3 p.m. Eastern (EDT)
Free · public Zoom registration required
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For clinicians and clinical leaders deciding how to deliver trauma-focused therapies through telehealth. Michele Bedard-Gilligan, PhD, reviews digital delivery considerations and ongoing UW research. This is one independently registered lecture within the TeleBehavioral Health series; participation in the whole series is not required.
Skip it if you need clinical CE confirmation, hands-on EHR configuration or a full treatment-protocol workshop.
HWS editorial illustrationAbout the speakers
Michele Bedard-Gilligan combines PTSD research, clinical practice and training in trauma-focused care.
Earlier talks and work
- Earlier talk slides · September 16, 2022Trauma Focused Therapies via Telehealth (opens in a new tab)
The slides cover the same broad topic. How much material is new in the October 2026 session is unconfirmed.
- Recording listing · September 16, 2022TeleBH 301: Trauma-Informed Care (opens in a new tab)
The host lists a recording; playback was not verified.
Speaker sources checked October 13, 2026.
Credit and recording
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Attendance and license conditions
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Recording access
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Credit and recording reviewed October 12, 2026. Sources: UW Behavioral Health Institute series registration, Official UW Zoom event and form.
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