CLINICAL FIRST RESPONDER ™ MODULE I


Daily Schedule

7:00 Optional Morning Practices (e.g., yoga, meditation, walk, run, etc.)
8:00 Breakfast
9:00 Morning Session
11:30 Scenario
12:30 Lunch
1:30 Afternoon Session
4:00 Experiential Activity
5:00 Free Time
6:30 Dinner

7:30 Evening Session

Day 1

Professional Development
Mental Health Industry Overview
Adolescent Development
Wilderness Therapy

Day 2

Theoretical Perspectives
Boundaries & Ethics
Developing a Therapeutic Alliance
Communication Skills

Day 3

Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis
Assessment Tool for the Field
Anger Cycle

Day 4

Suicidality, Self Harm & Crisis Intervention
Burnout & Self Care

 

CLINICAL FIRST RESPONDER ™ MODULE II


Day 1

Adventure Facilitation
Stages of Change
Goals of Misbehavior

Day 2

Trauma & Abuse
De-escalation
Diversity Issues

Day 3

Substance Abuse & Addiction
Motivational Interviewing
Critical Incidents
Family Systems

Day 4

Group Dynamics & Facilitation
Vicarious Traumatization & Self Care

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“Since I've been back...I feel more confident, intentional and was able to provide real assistance as they move toward their emotional growth goals. I am more aware of teachable moments as they appear, more aware and sensitive to 'where they are' in their emotional growth path. The CFR knowledge has given me a boost in confidence and awareness...I can provide more help in a shorter amount of time and have a more positive impact as a lay-counselor in our wilderness setting. I'm also grateful for the practical facilitations I brought back from the training and am using them effectively. "

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New Horizons for Young Women

 

 

 
 


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