FAQ
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Am I able to complete the course if I have my master’s degree?
This course was specifically designed for bachelor’s level participants. It is our hope to have courses available to master’s level Behavioral Health Professionals soon.
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I am interested in being an instructor for future trainings.
If you are a content expert who has interest in teaching a module as part of this training, please reach out to crisistraining@wayne.edu.
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I am not currently working in a Behavioral Health Setting, but I am interested in this or similar training for myself/staff?
Please reach out to crisistraining.edu to explore trainings that may best accommodate your needs.
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I do not have a Bachelor’s Degree, but would like to be certified to work in the Behavioral Health field.
This training is specifically designed for participants who have their Bachelor’s degree and are working in a Behavioral Health setting.
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How was the training developed?
This training was developed with contributions from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Wayne State University School of Social Work, an Advisory Group, a Pilot Group, Voices of Lived Experience and Subject Matter Experts.
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What topics are covered in the training?
There are total of 16 topics included in the training.
- Introduction to Behavioral Health Crisis Response
- CARES Model
- Overview of Adult Mental Health Conditions
- Overview of Substance Use & Co-Occurring Disorders
- Understanding Trauma
- Supporting Older Adults, Veterans and Unhoused Individuals
- Motivational Interviewing
- Suicide & Intentional Risk Assessment
- Violence & Unintentional Risk Assessment
- De-escalation & Maintaining Safety
- Overview of Youth Developmental Tasks & Mental Health
- Working with Families & Systems
- Neurodevelopmental Disorders
- Psychosis
- Legal & Ethical Considerations
- Cultural Humility & Community Awareness, LGBTQ+
There is also an in-person skills day that includes skill review, practice and role play scenarios.