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Rethinking Challenging Behavior: Collaborative Problem Solving®MGH Tier 1 Training - An Innovative, Trauma Informed Approach for Teaching, Treating and Parenting Children with Challenging Behavior
3-Day Series - 12/9, 12/10 & 12/11
Monday 12/9 - 8:30a - 4:30p
Tuesday 12/10 - 8:30a - 4:30p
Wednesday 12/11 - 8:30 - 3:30
LOCATION:
Helping the Behaviorally Challenging Chile
145 W. Main St, Ste. 260
Tustin, CA
NOTE:
TO ENSURE THAT YOUR REGISTRATION WENT THROUGH, PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE CONFIRMATION SCREEN THAT SHOULD COME UP AT THE COMPLETION OF YOUR ORDER. YOU SHOULD ALSO RECEIVE A CONFIRMATION EMAIL. IF YOU DO NOT SEE THIS CONFIRMATION NUMBER OR RECEIVE AN EMAIL, PLEASE CONTACT US VIA EMAIL TO ENSURE THAT YOUR REGISTRATION WAS COMPLETED - doris@bowmanconsultgroup.com)
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BREAKS:
Mid-morning and mid-afternoon breaks, as well as lunch break, will be scheduled. Coffee and tea will be provided.
Lunch is one hour, and is on your own with a variety of options in the area including those that meet varying dietary needs.
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CONTINUING/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDIT:
-- Graduate credit is being processed to be available through Seattle Pacific University (2 credits, totaling $110 paid to SPU upon separate registration through SPUs site) plus a $10 processing fee to Bowman Consulting
-- Certificates will be given for 18 PDU's to all attendees from Think:Kids, Massachusetts General Hospital at Harvard, signed by Dr. Stuart Ablon, Director of Think:Kids and both certified trainers
-- NASW CEU's have been approved through NASW-CA, and 16 CEU's will be awarded (Registration is discounted for NASW members. Contact Doris for password to this discounted registration option)
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CONTENT:
This 3-day intensive Collaborative Problem Solving® (Mass General Hospital) training is appropriate for:
- Educators (Teachers, Administrators, Specialists, Counselors, Preschool Educators, etc.)
- After-School and Childcare Providers
- Mental Health Professionals
- Parents and Caregivers of Children and Adults
Participants should have some introductory exposure to the Collaborative Problem Solving®(MGH) model, and have interest in becoming more proficient in this innovative approach. Relationally based and neurobiologically-grounded, CPS views challenging behavior as a learning disability or delayed development of some very crucial cognitive (thinking) skills necessary to handle the demands of everyday life.
Through a more empathetic and accurate understanding of what is getting in a child's (or adult's) way, we (parents/caregivers, educators, clinicians) are better able to intervene to support children (and adults) through a collaborative process of teaching skills and solving problems. In this training, participants with some previous exposure to this approach will advance their skills in applying the model through a combination of didactic instruction, role-plays, video and audio examples, case presentations, and breakout groups with topics of specific interest to clinicians and educators.
This is an opportunity to not only learn about this model, but to network with others who desire to promote a compassionate and neurodevelopmentally supportive approach, and to receive individual attention and feedback during breakout sessions from Think:Kids Certified CPS Trainers.
For more information about the Collaborative Problem Solving®(MGH) model visit: http://bowmanconsultgroup.com/collaborative-problem-solving-training/ or www.thinkkids.org.
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Rick Bowman, M.A., Clinical Psychology is a Think:Kids Certified CPS Trainer, and holds an Oregon K-12 Administrative license. His training and consultation background has included mental health and human service agencies, non-profits, and corporations, as well as speaking/consulting internationally in Russia, Cuba, and Jamaica. Rick has been employed as a Clinical Psychologist, Community College Professor, Assistant Principal, Alternative School Director, Student Services Director, and non-profit Assistant Executive Director. His recent implementations of CPS have been:
-- With children in a non-profit alternative middle school and high school setting in the David Douglas School District in Southeast Portland where students face significant barriers to their social, emotional and educational progress such as homelessness, severe poverty, drug & gang involvement, and disengagement from school.
-- With teens in a Long Term Care and Treatment school for students in Level 5 residential foster care who have experienced significant trauma.
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Doris Bowman, M.S.Ed. is a Certified Trauma Practitioner of Education® (CTP-E), a certified special educator and certified administrator in the state of Oregon. She is a Think:Kids Certified CPS Trainer, and a Parent Coaching Institute Certified Parent Coach®. She has co-authored Going to Bed is Easy Now, and Going to School is Easy Now, the first two in a series of childrens books designed to support children with challenging behavior (www.easynowbooks.com). She has a broad background in special education and behavior consultation with over 20 years experience working with and supporting children with challenging behaviors and their families.
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HBCC: Helping the Behaviorally Challenging Child (HBCC) is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation that enables children who can be behaviorally challenging to lead more productive and inclusive lives. HBCC is the only organization in Orange County focused exclusively on a system of care around Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS). HBCC hosts Tier I, Tier II, Overviews, 4-week courses, Coaching and Therapy working proactively to empower adults with the knowledge of this evidence-based approach for strengthening and improving the lives of those who present with behavior challenges. This approach helps with parenting, teaching and treating those with difficult-to-manage behaviors who are having trouble meeting the demands of home life and school expectations. OC is a leader in this innovative model that has proven its efficacy at all levels of caregiver support. Locally and nationally, this approach realizes improved outcomes in treatment and ultimately improves all relationships.
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CANCELLATION POLICY:
- Cancellations must be made at least one week in advance (midnight 12/2/19) for full refund.
- Substitution may be made for someone from the same agency to take the place of another on a registration.
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LocationHeart 4 Kids Building (Helping Behaviorally Challenged Children - Suite 250) (View)
145 W. Main St.
Tustin, CA 92780
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 18 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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