Case Management Training - Interventions Canada

Case Management
Training

Accredited 14 CEUs Course

Introduction to Case Management Training

The course is designed to acquaint participants with the implementation of soft intervention models, crisis management, and case management techniques. It encompasses a collaborative process and ensures a comprehensive grasp of evaluation, assessment, treatment planning, and care coordination. Case management plays a crucial role in steering individuals from the beginning of treatment to aftercare recovery programs and frequently continues thereafter.

Case management is a collaborative process of evaluation, assessment, treatment planning, and care coordination. Case management involves advocating for individuals and their families by providing communication and resources.

Case Management Course Highlights:

This training will introduce participants to facilitating soft interventions models, crisis management and case management.
Participants will learn the structure of case management.
Participants will learn how to create case management treatment plans and pre and post treatment support for families and/or their loved ones.
Participants will learn how to assess individuals and families, provide resources and facilitate coaching services.

Goals

The educational goal of 14 hours training is for the training participants to gain an understanding of intervention models and to perform soft interventions.
To gain an understanding of addiction and the effects of individuals and families.
To gain skills on how to facilitate evaluating individuals and/or families by providing a concrete plan to utilize community resources and /or providing coaching services.

Learning Objectives

Define intervention approaches.
Gain skills on brief interventions
Define case management.
Identify the stages of case management.
Identify crisis management techniques.
Perform case management intake and assessment.
Create treatment plans.
Understanding the complexities of addiction, mental health, and family systems.
Developed community resources to make referrals.
Understanding addiction and mental health
Understanding family dynamics