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Person Centered Thinking (PCT) Training Event

Daniel R. Coughlin Conference Center, Room A - Cardinal Innovations Main Office
Kannapolis, NC

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Person Centered Thinking (PCT) Training Event

Person Centered Thinking is a funfilled and busy two day training that provides participants with skills and tools used to support individuals with mental health, intellectual/developmental disabilities and substance use/addiction needs.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1) Describe the three levels of change in the person-centered thinking model.
2) Utilize the first five skills (Important To/For, Matching Staff, Communication/Learning Logs, 4 Plus 1 Questions, Working/Not Working) to provide person-centered supports.
3) Apply person-centered thinking practice to make a positive difference in the lives of people supported.

Dates:
May 10-11 2016 (Two day event)

Time:
9:00am to 4:30pm each day (doors open at 8:30am for registration/coffee)

Facilitators:
Ann Gluf & Margaret Rivers

Location:
Daniel R. Coughlin Conference Center, Room A
Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions (Corporate Office)
4855 Milestone Ave.
Kannapolis, NC 28081

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Intellectual/Developmental Disability professionals and others interested in the practical application of person-centered practices and tools.

REGISTRATION:
Advanced registration is required. Class size is limited to 30 participants. Please click on the link to register.

PCT training is free for Cardinal Innovations employees and available to Providers in the Cardinal Innovations Provider Network at a nominal fee of $40.00 per participant plus a processing fee.
If you have trouble with the registration, please contact
Brittany Quan at ccd.corp@cardinalinnovations.org

CERTIFICATE:
To receive a certificate of attendance, participants must attend both full days of Person-Centered Thinking Training. This training meets the 12 hour requirement as outlined in the state service definitions. Participants will learn practical information and get useful tools to enhance their person-centered practice in the field.

Continuing Education Units are not issued for this training.