This interactive three-hour training examines the impact of intergenerational trauma on adolescents experiencing serious mental illness (SMI), emphasizing a family-systems approach. Participants will learn to integrate evidence-based tools — such as genograms, psychoeducation huddles, repair conversations, and relapse-prevention planning — into clinical practice. Special attention will be given to culturally responsive care, including the influence of racism, immigration, and disability on family dynamics. The training combines lectures, case vignettes, role-play, and guided reflection to provide immediately applicable skills for engaging youth and families in treatment. This training is intended for field-based mental health and outreach workers in Los Angeles County.