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Training and Education Course Descriptions...

CE's....

CCM can provide course CE’s through the Florida Board of Nursing (FBON # 3470) and the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling (BAP #815). CE provider number is through the State of Florida. Check with your state agency for reciprocity. No refunds will be awarded.

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POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER:
THE ADVANCED CLINICIAN'S GUIDE TO ASSESSMENT, REFERRAL, AND CONCURRENT TREATMENT

About the course:

This program combines didactic and experiential approaches to work with clients who may meet criteria for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. It is designed for clinicians who provide concurrent treatment and want to gain a better understanding of PTSD while addressing life skills, adjustment issues, or other emotional, behavioral and/or relational concerns. Participants will learn how to recognize symptoms of PTSD, incorporate management of risk into treatment, and gain a holistic understanding of clinical treatment via the multiaxial framework. Further, participants will learn strategies to recognize and refer clients who may have PTSD, enhance therapeutic facility when working short-term with clients who have PTSD, and explore concepts of resilience, purpose and meaning as part of the healing process. In addition, each participant will have a variety of opportunities to be actively involved in their training experience and will receive a training manual with further resources.

Goals/Objectives:
- be able to identify signs and symptoms of PTSD
- understand when and how to refer for further evaluation and treatment
- learn effective therapy strategies for clients with comorbid PTSD

Target Audience:
Military, health care workers, nurses, physicians, and mental health professionals.

Faculty:
L. Kleinman, PhD

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CISM Group Crisis Intervention

About the course:
The CISM: Group Crisis Intervention training program is designed to present some of the core elements of a comprehensive, systematic and multi-component crisis intervention curriculum. The two day course specifically prepares participants to provide several of these interventions, specifically demobilizations, defusings, crisis management briefings and the Debriefing (CISD). The need for appropriate follow up services and referrals when necessary is also described. Considerable evidence gathered to date strongly supports the multi-component crisis intervention strategy, which is discussed in this course. The CISM: GCI course is designed to specifically teach crisis intervention and Emergency Mental Health skills. At the completion of this course, participants will be able to: Define stress, CIS, and PTSD; List the 10 basic interventions of CISM; and Define and describe in detail the CISM group processes of Demobilizations, Defusings, Crisis Management Briefings and Debriefings.

Target Audience:
Military, emergency services, health care workers, nurses, physicians, mental health professionals, massage therapist, school counselors, and business/industrial peer support personnel without formal training in mental health and anyone interested in crisis management.

About the Faculty:
Presented by an ICISF Qualified Trainer.

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Advanced Group Crisis Intervention

The 2 day Advanced Group Crisis Intervention training program has been designed to provide participants with the latest information on critical incident stress management techniques and post-trauma syndromes. The program emphasizes a broadening of the knowledge base concerning critical incident stress interventions as well as Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder which was established in the basic program and/or in publications. At the conclusion of this educational program the participants will have been exposed to specific, proven strategies to intervene with those suffering the ill effects of their exposure to trauma. The emphasis will be on advanced defusings and debriefings in complex situations.

Target Audience:
Military, emergency services, health care workers, nurses, physicians, mental health professionals, massage therapist, school counselors, and business/industrial peer support personnel without formal training in mental health and anyone interested in crisis management.

About the Faculty:
Presented by an ICISF Qualified Trainer.

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Pastoral Crisis Intervention

Pastoral Crisis Intervention may be thought of as the combination of faith-based resources with traditional techniques of crisis intervention. Pastoral crisis intervention represents a powerful addition to traditional community and organizational psychological support resources. The purpose of this two-day workshop is to assist the participants in learning how pastoral interventions and traditional psychological crisis interventions may be effectively integrated.

Nature of psychological crisis
Crisis Intervention
Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)
Overview of faith-based healing: Nature and research
Applications of pastoral crisis intervention
Pastoral crisis assessment: The "crisis of faith"
Psychological triaging
Common psychological reactions during crisis
Mechanisms of pastoral crisis intervention
The role of religion
Mechanisms of traditional crisis intervention
Indications and contraindications
Practice in pastoral crisis intervention
Most challenging applications
Common problems encountered in pastoral crisis intervention

Target Audience:
Chaplains, pastoral counselors, mental health professionals, ministers, and anyone interested in the use of faith-based resources in healing should find this course of interest.

About the Faculty:
Presented by an ICISF Qualified Trainer.

CISM: Individual Crisis Intervention and Peer Support

The two day class introduces the concept of specialized acute emergency mental health intervention which requires specialized training/ As physical first-aid is to surgery, crisis intervention is to psychotherapy. Thus, crisis intervention is sometimes called "emotional first-aid." Crisis interventions are typically done individually (one-on-one) or in groups. This program is designed to teach participants the fundamentals of, and a specific protocol for, individual intervention.

The concept of CISM as a comprehensive crisis intervention program
The role of the individual crisis intervention in the comprehensive CISM program
Terms and concepts relevant to the study of crisis, traumatic stress and crisis intervention
Differential utilities of selected crisis communication techniques
Demonstration of selected crisis communication techniques
Psychological reactions to crisis and trauma
SAFER protocol for individual crisis intervention and it's role in comprehensive CISM
Demonstration of the us of SAFER protocol for individual crisis intervention
Review of common problems encountered while working with individuals in crisis

Target Audience
Military, emergency services, health care workers, nurses, physicians, mental health professionals, massage therapist, school counselors, and business/industrial peer support personnel without formal training in mental health and anyone interested in crisis management.

About the Faculty
Presented by an ICISF Qualified Trainer.

Strategic Response to Crisis

Knowing what sequence of crisis intervention processes to use for which individuals or groups, at what times, and under what circumstances is crucial to all effective early intervention programs. The course will present essential information for the assessment of both crisis situations and the effects of critical incidents on people involved in those situations. Participants will learn to create an effective plan of action to assist those in crisis. Strategic planning and tactical decision making are emphasized, as are rationales for choosing one set of crisis intervention processes over another. Participants will complete a series of exercises designed to sharpen their assessment and crisis planning skills. This course builds confidence that crisis interventionists will make the right choices of interventions for the populations they are assisting under specific circumstances.

At the conclusion of this 2 day course, participants will be able to: Define strategic planning as it applies to crisis intervention; Outline the elements of the National Incident Management System and relate those elements to crisis intervention; Describe a comprehensive, integrated, systematic and multi-component crisis intervention program; Participate actively in a planning process designed to assist the participants in assessing target populations and in determining the type, timing and resources necessary to assist large numbers of people involved in a crisis; and Choose from a list the most important crisis intervention tactics to apply in a simulated complicated or large scale crisis event.

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