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Community Recovery Services (CRS)

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Self-Paced, Online
Fee: $0 (Members); $160 (Nonmembers)
Continuing Education Hours: 10.0
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Course Description

This course is ideal for mental heath professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in community recovery services and provide high-quality car to their clients. This asynchronous, self-paced training is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective community mental health support, including community living supportive services, peer support services and supported employment services. This comprehensive course covers a wide range of topics, including CRS services, client rights, recovery principles, trauma-informed practices, person-centered planning, psychiatric rehabilitation, crisis de-escalation, mental health disorders, substance use disorders and psychopharmacology. With 10 hours of engaging content, including interactive quizzes and knowledge checks, you'll learn to provide high-quality care and support to individuals with mental health and co-occurring disorders.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, you'll be able to:

  • Understand CRS framework: Comprehend the structure, services and documentation requirements of CRS
  • Ensure client rights and confidentiality: Uphold client rights and maintain confidentiality in all interactions and documentation
  • Apply recovery concepts: Implement recovery-oriented systems of care and principles to support client well-being
  • Practice trauma-informed care: Recognize the impact of trauma and apply trauma-informed practices in client interactions
  • Utilize person-centered planning: Develop and implement person-centered plans that reflect the unique needs and goals of each client
  • Implement psychiatric rehabilitation: Apply psychiatric rehabilitation techiques to enchance clients' daily living skills and recovery
  • Employ crisis de-escalation strategies: Use effective de-escalation techniques to manage and resolve crisis situations
  • Understand mental health and substance use disorders: Identify and address various mental health and subatance use disorders and understand their impact on clients
  • Apply psychopharmacology knowledge: Gain insights inot the use of psychotropic medications in treating mental health conditions
Course Outline:

Module 1: Overview of CRS and ForwardHealth Updates 2023-10 (1:09:28)
  • Chapter 1: CRS Overview (9:45)
  • Chapter 2: CRS Services (6:20)
  • Chapter 3: CRS Enrollment (6:45)
  • Chapter 4: CRS Documentation (Periodic Progress Notes) (19:45)
  • Chapter 5: Critical or Non-Critical Incident Reporting (15:01)
  • Chapter 6: Provider Training (4:31)
  • Chapter 7: Quality Assurance Processes (7:21)
Module 2: Client Rights and Confidentiality (6:55)

Module 3: Recovery Concepts and Principles (28:17)
  • Chapter 1: 10 Guiding Principles of Recovery (12:12)
  • Chapter 2: Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (16:05)
Module 4: Trauma Informed Practice (55:19)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to Trauma Informed Practice (6:02)
  • Chapter 2: Types of Trauma (8:41)
  • Chapter 3: Prevalence of Trauma (4:08)
  • Chapter 4: Impact of Trauma/ACES (17:33)
  • Chapter 5: Impact of Trauma on the Brain (10:05)
  • Chapter 6: Trauma Informed Practice (3:32)
  • Chapter 7: Trauma Informed Systems (5:17)
Module 5: Person-Centered Planning (33:37)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (3:38)
  • Chapter 2: What is Person-Centered Planning? (8:47)
  • Chapter 3: Key Principles of PCP (15:06)
  • Chapter 4: Summary (6:06)
Module 6: Psychiatric (Psychosocial) Rehabilitation (58:04)
  • Introduction to Psychiatric Rehabilitation (1:50)
  • Chapter 1: Recovery-Oriented Care in Community Mental Health (3:42)
  • Chapter 2: Overview of Psychiatric Rehabilitation (10:41)
  • Chapter 3: Assessing Specific Areas of Adulting Skills (9:27)
  • Chapter 4: Psychiatric Rehabilitation in Practice (32:24)
Module 7: Engage or Enrage – De-escalation Strategies (1:44:43)
  • Chapter 1: What is a Crisis Situation? (16:39)
  • Chapter 2: The Crisis Volcano (6:57)
  • Chapter 3: Active Listening (16:51)
  • Chapter 4: Active Listening Demonstration (4:56)
  • Chapter 5: Supportive Strategies (17:21)
  • Chapter 6: Be a SMaRti (16:38)
  • Chapter 7: SMaRti Demonstration (8:39)
  • Chapter 8: Cooling (16:42)
Module 8: Mental Health Overview (1:24:28)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (1:16)
  • Chapter 2: Schizophrenia (9:55)
  • Chapter 3: Other Psychotic Disorders (7:12)
  • Chapter 4: Affective Disorders: Major Depressive Disorder with Psychosis (4:32)
  • Chapter 5: Affective Disorders: Bipolar Disorders (8:56)
  • Chapter 6: Anxiety Disorders (18:55)
  • Chapter 7: Delusional Disorder (5:45)
  • Chapter 8: Other Diagnoses: BPD and PTSD (10:24)
  • Chapter 9: Other Disorder: OCD and Hoarding Disorder (10:44)
  • Chapter 10: Co-Occurring Disorders (5:54)
  • Chapter 11: Resources (0:55)
Module 9: Substance Use Disorders (53:36)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (2:54)
  • Chapter 2: Downers: Alcohol (6:16)
  • Chapter 3: Downers: Opiates (5:10)
  • Chapter 4: Uppers: Stimulants (10:30)
  • Chapter 5: All Arounders: Marijuana and Nicotine (12:55)
  • Chapter 6: SUD and SPMI (15:51)
Module 10: Psychopharmacology: (30:27)

Total time: 8:44:56 + Quizzes/Review: 1:15:04 = Course Total: 10.0 hours
 

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