Training and Technical Assistance

Webinar Learning at Lunch Series

Wraparound Practitioner Certification Program


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  • Participants will be able to describe the Child and Family Team Process; practice the critical steps in the Wraparound process; create Wraparound plans of care; practice family and team engagement skills; and explain how the individualized tailored care process enhances the ability to be culturally responsive
  • General Information
  • Guide (coming soon!)
  • Principles of Wraparound

System of Care Training Institutes

  • The Maryland System of Care Training Institutes (SOCTI) is a statewide conference that supports the implementation of a coordinated interagency effort to develop a child-family serving system that can better meet the needs of children, youth and families.  SOCTI hosts sessions in a variety of content areas including: SOCTI HandDepartment updates, Administration and Policy, Systems of Care Values and Principles, Evidence-Based and Promising Practices, Early Childhood Mental Health, Transition Age Youth and Trauma-Informed Care. The (SOCTI) is held in partnership with the Department of Human Resources, the Department of Juvenile Services and the Mental Hygiene Administration's Bi-Annual Provider meeting and the Baltimore Mental Health Systems' Annual Forensics Conference.  This conference is designed for participants, including family members, direct practitioners, clinicians, administrators and others working within a system of care for children and youth.
  • 2009 SOCTI Presentation Materials

Navigation Training

  • Participants will be able to identify and practice skills needed to engage families; utilize Dr. Barry Kibel's stages for families and their journey to self advocacy; develop strength-based and individualized short-term plans of care that include safety planning; and discuss critical components of boundaries, self-disclosure, and systems mediation and referral processes.
  • Navigation 101
  • Skill Building 

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Evidence Based Practice


Maryland has made a commitment to utilize evidence based and promising practices to ensure that effective community education, opportunities, support, and treatment options are available to the children, youth, and families for whom they are appropriate.  Innovations Institute is providing technical assistance to the state, local jurisdictions, and providers in the implementation of EBPs.  Check out the links below to find out more information about EBPs in Maryland.

CANS

Mental Health Core Competencies

  • Brief Introduction to come!!
  • Core Competencies Website (under construction) 

Youth M.O.V.E.

Cultural and Linguistic CompetenceDad and Son

  • More details to come!!

      
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