Recovery Focused Case/Treatment Planning

801 Greenwich Ave,Warwick RI 02886

04 November, 2022

Description

This workshop is designed for all levels of staff who are responsible for developing and writing recovery oriented case and treatment plans. This training is designed to help participants understand the basics of treatment planning—such as goals versus interventions; how to “translate” client’s stated goals into a treatment plan;  standardized tools for measuring progress; and how to appropriately join in celebrating those successes with clients. Activities to assist with exploring appropriate time frames for review of treatment plans and seeing treatment plans as “works in progress” will be a part of this workshop. In addition, case studies will be used to assist participants with understanding how to best match interventions with client’s stated goals. Coffee, juice and light refreshments will be available starting at 9am.  A certificate of completion will be provided to all participants that complete the session. The certificate can be used to apply for CEUs for various disciples such as social work, peer certification and more. Trainers: Eileen Hayes, President & CEO of Amos House, has been a social worker for 33 years. She received her Masters Degree from NYU School of Social Work in 1984. Throughout her career she has held a variety of positions including the Director of Services for Adolescents and Young Families at the YWCA of New York and the Director of Parenting Education Services for the New York City Department of Health. From 1990 to 2001 she combined her private psychotherapy practice  with her work as a national consultant for MDRC, a research organization that implemented a range of promising programs to address issues of poverty and unemployment for unemployed and underemployed adults throughout the country. Ms. Hayes joined Amos House in 2001 as President/CEO. Amos House is a  social service agency and soup kitchen in Providence Rhode Island that provides recovery housing, training and employment for poor and homeless men, women, and children. Christine P. Rhodes LICSW received her BA from Trinity College in Hartford, CT and her Masters Degree from Rhode Island College School of Social Work. Prior to beginning her own private practice in Providence 7 years ago, Chris was the Clinical Director at Amos House for 9 years. She has also held positions at  Day One, The Providence Center and AdCare Hospital, and has taught in the Doctoring Program at The Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University. She brings nearly 20 years of experience working with chronically homeless individuals and families who often are also struggling with substance use disorders, mental health challenges, education barriers and employment difficulties. Christine P. Rhodes is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, and is a Certified Anger Management Specialist.