Training
Provided by Lorman Education Services
BenefitsThis topic is important for all levels of the human service and community corrections fields. Policy-makers and funders must develop policies and procedures that support and promote evidence-based practice with this challenging group of service participants. Service organizations must become more outcome-focused in their helping efforts. Direct practitioners, therapists, case managers and substance abuse providers must integrate their efforts to avoid redundancy and potential conflicts in treatment prescriptions. Systems integration has become a goal in most states as we strive to become more efficient and effective in delivering services to those most in need of support. You will gain greater understanding of important helping tools such as the strengths assessment and personal wellness/recovery plan. You will also learn of several innovative initiatives and creative ideas that you may begin to utilize in your practice.
Learning
Objectives
- You will be able to define the purpose of working with people with mental illness.
- You will be able to identify three critical concepts in strengths perspective.
- You will be able to describe the six principles of strengths-based, persons-centered practice.
- You will be able to explain seven core functions of strengths-based, person-centered practice.
Social service directors, social workers, case managers, counselors, psychologists, law enforcement officials, city and county administrators, government officials and attorneys
| This is primarily teleseminar training |  | This class may be available at a classroom in Milwaukee, WI,
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| Duration: | 1 days | | Training Presented in: | English |
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