About the event
This training consists of FIVE 2-hour sessions (one session/week for 5 weeks)
DATES AND TIME FOR THIS GROUP ARE LISTED BELOW & IN THE REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAIL. PLEASE DISREGARD ALL OTHER DATES THAT MAY APPEAR ELSEWHERE.
CADRE B DATES:
CADRE B Session 1: OCTOBER 18
CADRE B Session 2: OCTOBER 25
CADRE B Session 3: NOVEMBER 1
CADRE B Session 4: NOVEMBER 8
CADRE B Session 5: NOVEMBER 22
No session scheduled for November 15th
ALL SESSIONS FOR CADRE B WILL BE HELD FROM
12:00pm-2:00pm Pacific Time
TRAINING INCLUDES:
• 2.0 NAADAC Continuing Education Credits (CE's) per session for a total of 10 CE's.
• A copy of "The ASAM Criteria Implementation Guide" & Training Journal
*Participants must attend all 5 sessions & complete the required 1 hour coaching call to receive CE's*. Sessions cannot be made up at a later date.
*Full attendance & participation in all 5 sessions, and completion of the coaching call is required to receive full credit. Partial credit cannot be issued under any circumstances.
PREREQUISITES:
• Completion of a 2-day ASAM Criteria Skill Building Training (3rd or 4th Edition)
• Possession of the Third or Fourth Edition of the ASAM Criteria (separate purchase)
• Competency with ASAM Criteria
• Agreement to complete up to 1 hour of out-of-session work (homework) between sessions
TRAINING DESCRIPTION:
Through partnership with the NIATx Foundation, Train for Change will provide an ASAM Implementation Guide training that helps organizations utilize NIATx’s evidence-based process improvement model to help treatment programs and systems improve care and find a balance between fidelity to standards and the flexibility to meet the needs of patients. This training is essential for leadership to implement the Criteria and make organizational changes that support its fidelity.
The field often teaches and expects change without teaching and advising about what to install, how to measure it, how to build the implementation team and what to remove to make space for the new model. We overlook the fact that all programs are perfectly designed to do exactly what they are doing; we need to think more about installation. We essentially teach people how to play the game and never consider if they have the equipment and a field to play on when they leave training.
This training is an evolution of a Training for Trainers model. The training goes beyond the single strategy and frequently ineffective belief that more trainers and training creates change. Although training and local expertise is an important component of implementation, it is commonly the only piece and is typically ineffective for implementation and sustainability.
This training teaches the NIATx model for process improvement in conjunction with the ASAM Criteria Implementation Guide as a foundational, straightforward way to implement, improve and sustain fidelity to the ASAM Criteria. Focusing on the NIATx Five Principles, the training provides a science-based foundation for evolving a culture of continuous improvement within the organization, not only for The Criteria but for any improvement or implementation project, Trauma Informed Care, Motivational Interviewing, CBT, Decreasing “no shows,” EHR, Treatment Plan Quality, Documentation, etc.
About the trainer
Mathew Roosa, LCSW-R is a consultant who provides training, coaching, technical assistance
and planning support to universities, research studies, governments and health and human
service provider organizations. He was a founding member of NIATx, and currently works part
time at the UW Madison Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies (CHESS). Focusing on
quality/ process improvement and implementation of evidence based practices, Mr. Roosa’s
experience also includes psychotherapy for mental health and substance use in agencies and
private practice, teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels in Human Services and
Social Work, agency administration, and governmental planning.