Individualized Skill Building Trainings

Individualized skill building trainings can be available for families, professionals, and policy makers who are striving to develop, implement, and sustain a comprehensive service delivery system that will improve the social, emotional, and behavioral well-being of children and their families at the local, state, and federal level. These trainings are structured training courses based on system of care principles and essential for implementation of community based service delivery systems. They include a variety of course topics that can enhance individuals' understanding of the system of care building blocks. Examples of training courses include those listed below and can be provided based on the needs and interest of the children's behavioral health field.

• DATA COUNTS! Using Evaluation and Information Systems to Build Systems of Care
• Facilitating Together: A Course for Facilitators and Facilitative Leaders 
• From the Beginning: Building an Early Childhood Mental Health System of Care
• Interviewing for Leadership
• Mediating Together 
• Negotiating Together
• Transformational Leadership: Creating Cultural and Linguistic Competence in a System of Care

For descriptions of each or all of the trainings, click on Summary of Trainings.  

Contact Us About Training To inquire about any of the training courses listed above and described in Summary of Trainings: Call the Technical Assistance Center at 202/687-5000; E-mail us at childrensmh@georgetown.edu, or  Contact Ellen Kagen at 202-687-5087 or kageneb@georgetown.edu.