Under Development Dates
TBD The goal of this course is two-fold;
A cognitive-behavioral approach is the primary foundational model for addressing criminal conduct and substance abuse. This program is designed to support the work of correctional change and reform of populations under judicial supervision. The course will take individual looks at Behavioral and Cognitive components as well as review the merger of the two. Participants will be in a position to integrate concepts and skills of CBT into a model that provides a map for guiding judicial clients through the process of cognitive and behavioral change with a goal of preventing relapse and recidivism. They will learn key components of CBT and identify/describe core cognitive structures that are the focus of CBT. They will also be in a position to identify/describe core processes of CBT, vehicles and dynamics through which cognitive structures are expressed that define the action focus of CBT, understand pathways to relapse, the process of recidivism and how to prevent them and be in a position to help clients develop a relapse prevention plan.
OVERVIEW AND NEEDS
ASSESSMENT APPROACHES TO
CRIMINAL CONDUCT AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE INTERVENTION: WHAT WORKS? CORE INTERVENTION
STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE OFFENDER SUPERVISION COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL (CB) APPROACH TO INTERVENTION AND CHANGE
APPROACHES TO
CORRECTIONAL INTERVENTION
4:00 Workshop Day Ends Session - 2 8:00 AM: Breakfast, Networking 9:00 AM: Workshop THE PARADIGM SHIFT IN
CORRECTIONAL
INTERVENTION
INTEGRATING THE CORRECTIONAL AND THERAPEUTIC
FACILITATING CHANGE THROUGH ASSESSMENT
FACILITATING CHANGE THROUGH INTERACTIVE SKILLS 4:00 Program Concludes PRESENTERDr. Kenneth Wanberg, Th.D., Ph.D.,
Clinical Psychologist, Center
for Addictions Research and Evaluation (View Bio) CERTIFICATE COURSE Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate as evidence of your accomplishment and status as a practitioner who has acquired specific new skills. Your certificate will be delivered upon completion of the course. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Managers, supervisors and program managers and professionals in mental health management, adult, juvenile and adolescent corrections and rehabilitation including;
Joyfields offers special assistance for international participants traveling to the USA from abroad. Our package includes assistance with obtaining accommodation, visas, and transportation. Let us know if we can assist you in anyway by sending email to international@joyfields.org or calling +1(678)720-2772. Make sure to provide details. Tell us in your email exactly how we can assist. Include a telephone number and email address in all correspondence so we can contact you if necessary. KEY REASON WHY YOU AND YOUR COLLEAGUES SHOULD ATTEND · You will network with colleagues to share invaluable ideas and experiences from different parts · You will meet the finest corrections leaders serious about the business and learn how they do what they do · You will leave at the end of the program with action steps to take to begin addressing the challenges you face · You will learn from expert faculty what works and know what to avoid · We don't stop at just the class room studies. You will learn in discussion groups and trouble shooting sessions how to address the re-entry opportunities ahead · Learn key skills for great corrections systems leadership · Learn first hand the best and latest resources for addressing corrections needs and how to apply them Accommodations and Workshop Location TBD If you need further assistance, please contact our office at +1(770)409-8780 or send email to yvette@joyfields.org. Thank you. Registration Fees —Your registration tuition includes;
The registration fee is $895
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