Critical Time Intervention Basic Training

07/30/2021

Through, skill-based training for providers new to CTI as well as those looking for a refresher. Participants will leave prepared to integrate CTI in their program, as well as with a comprehensive set of service papers tailored to their company. This course is delivered over four days, with two to three hours of instruction per day; the schedule may be adjusted to meet your specific needs. PowerPoint presentations, break-out group discussions, and role plays are used to deliver the information, with plenty of time for Q&A. Pre-training discussions are done to ensure that training and documentation is tailored to your organization's and population's needs. The course cost includes a post-training session to help with follow-up inquiries and implementation plans.

  • Background and History: How CTI became an evidence-based practice. Fundamental concepts and a value foundation Each phase's stages, time, tasks, difficulties, and solutions are explained step by step.
  • Supervision: The necessity of excellent supervision, team supervision, documentation.
  • Evaluation: How to get ready for a fidelity review and start thinking about result metrics.
Critical Time Intervention is successful when companies have enough resources in place ahead of time and are ready to deploy as soon as training is completed. Carolyn consults on both the front and back end of program implementation to guarantee a seamless and effective program implementation

Train The Trainer

This advanced course is aimed for providers who have already received basic CTI training; it prepares participants to teach others in CTI. This may be a suitable option for large businesses who want their own in-house trainers, as well as those with high staff turnover. This course is delivered over four days, with two to three hours of instruction per day; the schedule may be adjusted to meet your specific needs. PowerPoint presentations, break-out group discussions, and role plays are used to deliver the information, with plenty of time for Q&A. Pre-training discussions are done to ensure that training and documentation is tailored to your organization's and population's needs. The course cost includes a post-training session to help with follow-up inquiries and implementation plans.

Participants will leave the program with a collection of tools, methods, and activities to use while teaching others:

  • CTI's goals, ideas, and values.
  • The goal and responsibilities of each phase.
  • CTI's approach of identifying emphasis areas.
  • How to make successful connections between people and resources.
  • How to identify hurdles for each person and devise methods for overcoming them.
  • Ways to assess their program.

The Fidelity Review

Organizations frequently seek CTI training because it is evidence-based and has a reputation for producing better results. To correctly capture those outcomes, a CTI program should first go through a fidelity assessment, which assesses how closely providers adhere to the CTI model in reality. In an ideal world, an organization would perform a fidelity assessment once a group of clients has completed all phases of their CTI intervention. This might range from 6 months to a year after a successful implementation, depending on the length of the intervention. Participants will receive the following benefits from this training:

  • The fidelity review technique and measuring instruments.
  • Documents used to collect and evaluate data.
  • An explanation on how to utilize the Fidelity Scale, developed by researchers at the CUNY/Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work's Center for the Advancement of Critical Time Intervention Training.
  • Instructions for writing a narrative report.

This course is delivered over four days, with two to three hours of instruction per day; the schedule may be adjusted to meet your specific needs. PowerPoint presentations, break-out group discussions, and role plays are used to deliver the information, with plenty of time for Q&A. Pre-training discussions are done to ensure that training and documentation is tailored to your organization's and population's needs. The course cost includes a post-training session to help with follow-up inquiries and implementation plans.

Critical Time Intervention is successful when companies have enough resources in place ahead of time and are ready to deploy as soon as training is completed. Carolyn consults on both the front and back end of program implementation to guarantee a seamless and effective program implementation
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