Description
Note: Certificates will not be awarded to those who arrive later than 15 mins after the start of the course and who leaves before the course ends.*NYSED approved for 5 continuing education units for Licensed Social Workers and Licensed Mental Health Counselors and OASAS Certified for 5 renewal hours
In prison and jail, individuals with mental illness often experience a series of traumatizing (and re-traumatizing) events that increase their mental and emotional vulnerability. These experiences can create challenges with re-entry into the community. This training is designed for those who are or will be working with individuals living with mental illness who have a justice-involved history. Specifically, it explores cultural adaptations common during incarceration, and how these behaviors can influence the adjustment to “living on the outside”; it then provides tools for engaging and assisting these individuals as they transition back into community settings.
Objectives
Attendees of the training will leave with a clearer understanding of what it means to be acculturated into prison life, and the steps that direct service staff can take to help individuals re-acclimate after release.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate CASAC Incarceration to the Community 3.17.26
Learning credits
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