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Person-Centered/Recovery Information

Training

Person-Centered Plan Documentation Web Cast

Three hours of PC documentation training is required for anyone who is responsible for writing PCPs. It is not required to use the curriculum developed by the Division of MH/DD/SAS, however, it is offered as an option to complete the training requirement. Everyone must have records of the 3 hours of training, regardless of where it was obtained. Curriculum:

• PCP Documentation - Standard
• PCP Documentation - for Deaf/Hard of Hearing
• PCP Documentation - for Trainers/Training Managers

CABHA Person-Centered Thinking/Recovery Training Information

(Intensive In-Home (IIH), Community Support Team (CST), Day Treatment and Mental Health/Substance Abuse (MH/SA) Targeted Case Management (TCM) service definitions)

• Option A:
  Completion of the 12 hour Person-Centered Thinking training by a trainer certified through the Learning Community for Person Centered Practices that can be found at http://www.unc.edu/depts/ddti/pct-training.html. 
• Option B:
  Completion of the original 6 hour Person-Centered Thinking training requirement and the additional 6 hour MH/SA Person-Centered Thinking/Recovery training.  Required elements may be found at Content Elements/Instructions for CABHA Training on Person-Centered Thinking/Recovery.

These training options will apply to new and existing staff who are required to complete this 12 hour training requirement.  The timeframe for completing the trainings are not affected by this policy change.  Either of these 12 hour PC Thinking trainings will be portable when an employee changes jobs any time after completing the requirement as long as there is documentation of such training in the new employer’s personnel records.

Recovery Elements Overview for MH and SA

Optional Course About Children Satisfies Second 6-Hour Requirements:
 Recovery/Resilience, System of Care and Person-Centeredness in Services for Youth and Their Families: Administrative Guide | Participant Readings | Supplemental Readings | Quiz