Sponsored and Hosted by Helping the Behaviorally Challenging Child (HBCC) out of Tustin, CA, this virtual offering is specifically being provided for participants from the Southern California area, or those with an existing relationship with HBCC.
Training dates & times are THREE DAYS from 8:30am - 4:00pm on each of the following dates:
Monday June 13, 2022
Wednesday June 15, 2022
Thursday June 16, 2022
This 3-day Tier 1 intensive Collaborative Problem Solving training is appropriate for:
- Educators (Teachers, Administrators, Specialists, Counselors, Preschool Educators, etc.)
- After-School and Childcare Providers
- Mental Health Professionals
- Parents and Caregivers of Children and Adults
Relationally based and neurobiologically-grounded, CPS views challenging behavior as a learning disability or delayed development of some very crucial cognitive (thinking) skills necessary to handle the demands of everyday life.
Through a more empathetic and accurate understanding of what is getting in a child's (or adult's) way, we (parents/caregivers, educators, clinicians) are better able to intervene to support children (and adults) through a collaborative process of teaching skills and solving problems. In this training, participants with some previous exposure to this approach will advance their skills in applying the model through a combination of didactic instruction, role-plays, video and audio examples, case presentations, and breakout groups with topics of specific interest to clinicians and educators.
This is an opportunity to not only learn about this model, but to network with others who desire to promote a compassionate and neurodevelopmentally supportive approach, and to receive individual attention and feedback.
For more information about the Collaborative Problem Solving model visit: http://bowmanconsultgroup.com/collaborative-problem-solving-training/ or www.thinkkids.org.
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Rick Bowman’s qualifications include the following:
- M.A. in Clinical Psychology
- Certified Trauma Practitioner – Clinical (CTP-C®)
- Certified HeartMath® and “The Resilience Advantage” Trainer
- Certified Trainer in Collaborative Problem Solving®MGH (Think:Kids, Massachusetts General Hospital)
- K-12 licensed school administrator in the state of Oregon
- Founder and Leader in the “Transforming Trauma – Raising Resilience: Connected Community” (www.bowmanconsultgroup.com/ttrrcc)
Rick’s background includes leadership positions in the U.S. Military, business, mental health and education. He’s functioned as a clinical consultant for mental health clinics and human service agencies, and has also provided speaking/consultation internationally in Russia, Cuba & Jamaica. He’s held positions of Clinical Psychologist, Community College Professor, Assistant Principal, Alternative Education Coordinator, Student Services Director, and Assistant Executive Director of a non-profit organization providing educational services to students with severe emotional/behavioral challenges.
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Doris Bowman’s qualifications include the following:
- M.S., Education / Special Education
- Advanced Certified Trauma & Resilience Practitioner – Education® (CTP-E)
- Advanced Certified Trauma & Resilience Practitioner – Clinical (CTP-C®)
- Certified HeartMath® and “The Resilience Advantage” Trainer
- PCI Certified Parent Coach®
- Certified “Stress & Well-Being Assessment” Provider
- Certified special educator & administrator in the state of Oregon
- Certified Trainer in Collaborative Problem Solving®MGH (Think:Kids, Massachusetts General Hospital)
- Founder and Leader in the “Transforming Trauma – Raising Resilience: Connected Community” (www.bowmanconsultgroup.com/ttrrcc)
Doris has co-authored Going to Bed is Easy Now, and “Going to School is Easy Now”, the first two in a series of children’s books designed to support children with challenging behavior (www.easynowbooks.com). She has over 20 years’ experience working with and supporting children/youth with challenging behaviors and their families.
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CONTINUING/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDIT:
-- Graduate credit is being processed to be available through Seattle Pacific University (2 credits, totaling $110 paid to SPU upon separate registration through SPUs site) plus a $10 processing fee to Bowman Consulting
-- Certificates will be given for 18 PDU's to all attendees from Think:Kids, Massachusetts General Hospital at Harvard, signed by Dr. Stuart Ablon, Director of Think:Kids and both certified trainers
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Helping the Behaviorally Challenging Child (HBCC) is a California non-profit organization that offers a series of educational programming and support groups that reinforce the Collaborative Problem Solving® approach. HBCC has multiple trainers, certified by Think:Kids in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), that help parents, educators, and clinicians interacting with neurodivergent children lead more constructive and inclusive lives. HBCC is the only non-profit in Orange County, California that exclusively uses trainings around Collaborative Problem Solving since 2011.
