BUILDING COMMUNITIES OF CARE (BCC)

The Building Communities of Care (BCC) curriculum was developed by experts in the fields of mental health, education, trauma treatment, and residential and community based care. It is being utilized in programs spanning many levels of care, from sub-acute facilities to outpatient treatment. BCC is uniquely designed to provide a clear, systems-based approach to therapeutic work and crisis intervention, while still allowing for a great deal of individualization on the program and client levels. BCC has been approved by The Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute, a program at the forefront in the field of trauma. BCC is a trauma-informed, systems-based training approach to working with individuals of all ages in a variety of settings. It is a “train-the-trainer” based model, and is delivered to participants in 16 – 24 hours, depending on topics covered. It can be delivered with or without physical intervention content. Topics include:

  • Creating nurturing and supportive environments
  • The role of staff and caregivers
  • Building relationships
  • Understanding the impact of trauma on development
  • De-escalation and crisis intervention skills
  • And many more topics!

Learn more about Building Communities of Care (BCC).

Learn more about the Building Communities of Care Informed Workshops, including the appropriate audience and pricing.

To schedule this training at your organization or for more information, please contact Corey Meurer:  Email:cmeurer@jri.org

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