Patricia M. Pike, Founder and CEO of Interventions Canada mission is to enrich, inspire and educate the health care professionals, to raise the bar for the quality of treatment for those struggling with addiction, trauma, and complex mental health challenges.
Ms. Pike and her team provides educational programs, trainings, and supervision to intern interventionist to support their continued certified intervention professional applications through the and Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation and Pennsylvania Certification Board.
The educational training programs provided by her team have yielded succuss to many who have taken her courses. We have witnessed many intervention participants that attended Intervention training courses develop private practices achieving great success internationally.
Certified Intervention Professionals (CIP) credentialing requirements are:
Prerequisites specific education focused on addiction studies.
Intervention 101 Introductory Training (Virtual) is an orientation course focusing on the most popular intervention approaches utilized today. This course introduces principles, philosophies and common practices behind the most popular intervention and case management procedures. It also provides students with resources, networks, and serves as a sufficient indicator for a professional looking to shift industries or add value to their existing professions. This program benefits those working in the addiction, mental health, medical, legal and first responder fields. Should students find themselves compelled to pursue Certified Intervention Professional (CIP) designation, the steps on how do so will be clearly outlined.
Interventions 101 training course work introduces terms and concepts and then lays out the steps necessary to achieve national certification for those aspiring to become a Certified Intervention Professional. This six-module introductory training provides professionals with a comprehensive program including both educational workshops and practical training.
Intervention 101 Introductory Training (Virtual) is an orientation course focusing on the most popular intervention approaches utilized today. This course introduces principles, philosophies and common practices behind the most popular intervention and case management processes. It also provides students with resources, networks, and serves as an indicator for a professional looking to shift industries or add value to their existing professions. This program benefits those working in the addiction, mental health, medical, legal and first responder fields. Should students find themselves compelled to pursue Certified Intervention Professional (CIP) designation, the steps on how do so will be clearly outlined.
The six components of our educational workshops are broken down as follows:
On completion of this program, our students find themselves capable, prepared, and confident to pursue their careers as interventionists. In addition, students will practice case management and interventionist skill building through live skill building sessions.
We invite you to take advantage of this opportunity to learn and grow professionally in the areas of inetrvetnions and case management.
Upcoming Dates:
May 17th, 18th & 19th, 2024
December 14th, 15th, & 16th, 2024
For general questions, specific training inquires, admission requirements, or to request a general training registration form contact us here, or email patti.pike@canaminterventions.com
Patricia Pike, CEO Interventions Canada, and Ed Storti, lecturer, author, and international Intervention Specialist will be lecturing the educational programs.
Intervention 102 is an eight-week structured intervention supervision course for three hours per week. This course focuses on Professional Certified Intervention Certification from the Pennsylvania Certification Board.
It includes Business Development with specific teachings on practical intervention skills, CEUs requirements to complete eligibility, hands on experience from seasonal interventionists and how to complete CIP application.
Our small group of 15-20 attendees ensures specialized attention from our expert teachers as we move through the eight-week course. The focus is to facilitate Intervention work, Treatment Transport and/or guidance on Family Case Management.
Participants will gain skills to facilitating interventions, case management, and family support services in a practical experienced setting. This allows students to build confidence, work through complex theoretical problems to better prepare them for on-site support of future clients.
Topics included are:
We invite you to take advantage of this opportunity to learn and grow professionally in the areas of inetrvetnions and case management.
Upcoming Dates:
February 20th to April 9th, 2024
September 3rd to October 8th, 2024
For general questions, specific training inquires, admission requirements, or to request a general training registration form contact us here, or email patti.pike@canaminterventions.com
Contact: 415-827-3725