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Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)

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Self-Paced, Online
Fee: $0 (Members); $205 (Nonmembers)
Continuing Education Hours: 13.0
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Course Description

Are you ready to make a meaninful impact in the field of behavioral health? This self-paced course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills to support individuals on their journey to recovery. This comprehensive program covers a wide range of topics from recovery principles to person-centered planning to trauma-informed practices and mental health disorders. With over 13 hours of engaging content, including interactive quizzes and practical insights, you'll gain a deep understanding of the complexitities of behavioral health and the tools needed to provide effective, compassionate care. Join us in this transformative learning experience and become a vital part of the behavioral health community, equipped to make a positive difference in the lives of those you serve.

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

  • Understand recovery concepts and principles
    • Explain the 10 guiding principles of recovery
    • Describe recovery-oriented systems of care
  • Implement person-centered planning
    • Develop comprehensive person-centered plans
    • Write effective goals, objectives and interventions
  • Apply trauma-informed practices
    • Identify different types of trauma and their prevalence
    • Understand the impact of trauma on the brain and behavior
    • Implement trauma-informed practices and systems
  • Recognize and manage mental health disorders
    • Gain insights into schizophrenia, affective disorders, anxiety disorders and personal disorders
    • Understand treatment approaches and crisis considerations for various mental health conditions
  • Support children's mental health
    • Address anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and ADHD in children
    • Implement appropriate treament and recovery strategies
  • Naviage DHS 36 and legal considerations
    • Understand the program requirements of CCS
    • Ensure client rights and confidentiality are maintained
  • Conduct suicide and risk assessments
    • Begin exploring comprehensive risk assessments
    • Identify and support individuals at risk of suicide
  • Manage secondary traumatic stree
    • Differentiate between burnout and secondary traumatic stress
    • Develop coping strategies to mitigate theh impact of seconary traumatic stress

Orientation and Training Checklist

Course Outline:

Recovery Concepts and Principles (28:17)

  • Chapter 1: 10 Guiding Principles of Recovery (12:12)
  • Chapter 2: Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (16:05)
Person-Centered Planning (1:20:02)
  • Chapter 1: Person-Centered Planning (30:45)
  • Chapter 2: Writing the Plan (17:29)
  • Chapter 3: Goals, Objectives and Interventions (31:48)
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 (17:34)
  • Chapter 5: Impact of Trauma on the Brain (10:05)
  • Chapter 6: Trauma Informed Practice (3:32)
  • Chapter 7: Trauma Informed Systems (5:17)
Mental Health Overview:
Schizophrenia (39:05)
  • Chapter 1: Overview (7:17)
  • Chapter 2: Anti-Psychotic Medications (13:12)
  • Chapter 3: Other Treatment Approaches (10:10)
  • Chapter 4: Crisis Considerations (8:26) 
Affective Disorders (40:10)
  • Chapter 1: Overview (12:59)
  • Chapter 2: Treatment of Depression (11:55)
  • Chapter 3: Treatment of Bipolar Disorder (11:56)
  • Chapter 4: Crisis Response (3:20)
Anxiety Disorders (19:14)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (2:11)
  • Chapter 2: Panic Disorder (7:30)
  • Chapter 3: Phobias (5:58)
  • Chapter 4: General Anxiety Disorder (3:35)
Personality/Borderline Personality Disorder (44:39)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (16:03)
  • Chapter 2: Treatment Considerations (20:42)
  • Chapter 3: Crisis Intervention (7:54)
Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders (24:15)
  • Chapter 1: Trauma and Stressor Related Disorder (2:17)
  • Chapter 2: Acute Stress Disorder (2:21)
  • Chapter 3: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (8:20)
  • Chapter 4: Adjustment Disorder (2:45)
  • Chapter 5: Reactive Attachment Disorder (4:28)
  • Chapter 6: Disinhibited Social Engagement (4:04) 
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (7:18)

Substance Use Disorders (38:10)
  • Chapter 1: Alcohol, Abuse and Dependence (18:03)
  • Chapter 2: Cannabis (5:25)
  • Chapter 3: Stimulants (8:17)
  • Chapter 4: Opiates and Opioids (6:25) 
Childrens’ Mental Health Overview:
Anxiety (20:29)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (3:06) 
  • Chapter 2: Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) (2:18)
  • Chapter 3: Separation Anxiety (3:36)
  • Chapter 4: Specific and Social Phobias (6:27)
  • Chapter 5: Panic Disorder (5:02) 
Depression (14:34)
  • Chapter 1: Depression in Children and Adolescents (10:06)
  • Chapter 2: Treatment and Recovery (4:28) 
Bipolar Disorder in Children (23:46)
  • Chapter 1: Bipolar Disorder (8:15)
  • Chapter 2: What is it Like? (6:00)
  • Chapter 3: Common Treatment Modalities (2:55)
  • Chapter 4: Family and Caregivers (6:36)
Disruptive, Impulse Control, Conduct Disorder (23:45)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (3:51)
  • Chapter 2: Oppositional Defiant Disorder (7:36)
  • Chapter 3: Conduct Disorder (7:08)
  • Chapter 4: Intermittent Explosive Disorder (5:10)
Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) (17:47)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (3:52)
  • Chapter 2: Diagnosing ADHD (4:09)
  • Chapter 3: Causes (2:44)
  • Chapter 4: Co-existing Conditions (2:21)
  • Chapter 5: Treatment (4:41)
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in Children (4:59)

DHS 36 Overview of CCS (1:04:08)
  • Chapter 1: Overview (9:26)
  • Chapter 2: Program Requirements (11:17)
  • Chapter 3: Consumer Services (19:41)
  • Chapter 4: CCS Service Array (23:44)
Client Rights, Confidentiality and Legal Considerations (14:20)
  • Chapter 1: Client Rights and Confidentiality (6:55)
  • Chapter 2: Legal Considerations (7:25)
Suicide and Risk Assessment (43:02)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (13:36)
  • Chapter 2: Risk Assessment (8:37)
  • Chapter 3: The Ones We Miss (17:51)
  • Chapter 4: Summary (2:58)
Secondary Traumatic Stress (42:48)
  • Chapter 1: Introduction (2:30)
  • Chapter 2: Burnout (1:56)
  • Chapter 3: Secondary Traumatic Stress (3:19)
  • Chapter 4: Differentiating Between Burnout and STS (2:17)
  • Chapter 5: Helping Professionals Vulnerable to STS (3:30)
  • Chapter 6: Impact of STS (2:16)
  • Chapter 7: Moral Injury (19:26)
  • Chapter 8: Coping Strategies (3:52)
  • Chapter 9: Other Resources (3:42)
Total time: 10:46:07 + Quizzes/Review: ~2:14:00 (138 questions) = Course Total: 13 Continuing Education Hours