Historically, Transformational Collaborative Outcomes Management (TCOM), the theoretical framework underpinning the CANS and CANS type assessment tools, has helped users organize around tactics that promote the philosophy at each level of the system. The challenge of translating the theoretical framework into daily practice can be accomplished by identifying the techniques and skills that enable users to identify, communicate and integrate the shared vision within key decision points in their work. This skill building session will focus on approaches for implementing/teaching these techniques. Participants will define vital skills, develop practice approaches for all collaborative interactions, and design methods for gathering feedback used towards the development of mastery. Presenter Transformational Collaborative Location 1B Kenneth McGill & Outcomes Management (TCOM): Village Square Marg Cox Incorporating the CANS Tool from a Therapist’s Perspective: Development of a Comprehensive Individual Treatment Plan Attention all Therapists and Clinicians: A on’ interactive 45 minute workshop where ‘hands attendees apply TCOM philosophy with the use of the CANS in the assessment of child/youth and family’s needs (and strengths) to develop a dynamic and evolving individualized treatment plan. Clinically the treatment goals will be explored with children/youth & families for the purpose of and empowering them towards life-long wellness. ‘transformation’ Attendees should be CANS Certified in order to gain a deeper understanding of TCOM, CANS and the treatment process. E B 7 BREAKOUTS SESSION 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm *For Workshops that have two you must attend BOTH sessions to receive credit. Presenter 1C The Meaningful Use of the CANS Location Paul Brylske in Treatment of Complex Salon (Part 1 of Trauma in Foster Care 2) This workshop will address: can we effectively utilize a trauma-focused and “How assessment and translate decision support data into practice. It will explore the “ use of CANS and its use as an integrated decision support tool with the Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) Framework. This workshop will discuss the meaningful use of the CANS/ARC Mapping tool in treatment foster care. Case material will provide practice tools and strategies which can be used in working with the families and children.
Historically, Transformational Collaborative Outcomes Management (TCOM), the theoretical framework underpinning the CANS and CANS type assessment tools, has helped users organize around tactics that promote the philosophy at each level of the system. The challenge of translating the theoretical framework into daily practice can be accomplished by identifying the techniques and skills that enable users to identify, communicate and integrate the shared vision within key decision points in their work. This skill building session will focus on approaches for implementing/teaching these techniques. Participants will define vital skills, develop practice approaches for all collaborative interactions, and design methods for gathering feedback used towards the development of mastery. 1B Transformational Collaborative Outcomes Management (TCOM): Incorporating the CANS Tool from a Therapist’s Perspective: Development of a Comprehensive Individual Treatment Plan Presenter Kenneth McGill & Marg Cox Location Village Square Attention all Therapists and Clinicians: A ‘hands on’ interactive 45 minute workshop where attendees apply TCOM philosophy with the use of the CANS in the assessment of child/youth and family’s needs (and strengths) to develop a dynamic and evolving individualized treatment plan. Clinically the treatment goals will be explored with children/youth & families for the purpose of ‘transformation’ and empowering them towards life-long wellness. Attendees should be CANS Certified in order to gain a deeper understanding of TCOM, CANS and the treatment process. BREAKOUTS SESSION 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm *For Workshops that have two you must attend BOTH sessions to receive credit. 1C (Part 1 of 2) The Meaningful Use of the CANS in Treatment of Complex Trauma in Foster Care Presenter Paul Brylske Location Salon This workshop will address: “How can we effectively utilize a trauma-focused and assessment and translate decision support data into practice. “ It will explore the use of CANS and its use as an integrated decision support tool with the Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) Framework. This workshop will discuss the meaningful use of the CANS/ARC Mapping tool in treatment foster care. Case material will provide practice tools and strategies which can be used in working with the families and children. B E 7
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