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Juvenile Justice Services
Managing Youth in Short-Term Care
Five-Day Training (three- and four-day
training options available)
OVERVIEW
Short-term care training focuses on skills that will help to create an
environment within your facility that empowers staff and clients. Lecture,
discussion and role-play are used to teach you specific methods to avert
power struggles and promote skill development in clients. The training
highlights current theories on youth development, the importance of basic
life skills, creating individual client goals and increasing communication
and teamwork.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This training is designed specifically for any professionals who deal
with youth in a transitional program or facility, including emergency
shelters, secured and non-secured detention centers, evening reporting
programs, youth ranches and assessment centers.
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
Through this training experience, you and your staff will
- Understand the basic contingencies of behavior.
- Discover why social skill instruction is a critical component of client
success.
- Learn the importance of basing relationships on mutual respect and
empathy.
- Develop a high level of consistency when dealing with difficult youth
behavior.
- Know how to remain calm when de-escalating tense situations.
- Empower clients by helping them develop self-control strategies, critical
thinking skills and life skills.
- Be able to use your new skills on the job immediately.
Need to train a large group? We can bring customized training and
consultation to your site. Contact us for more information
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