Certificate Of Specialized Training Program

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1 Certificate Of Specialized Training Program International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, Inc Pine Orchard Lane, Suite 106 Ellicott City, MD Phone: (410) Fax: (410) For more information contact: Michelle Parks

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3 Certificate of Specialized Training Program ICISF offers a Certificate of Specialized Training in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM), designed to document the completion of a standardized curriculum in Crisis Intervention. This program was developed in response to numerous requests from institutions (managed care organizations, EAP, etc.) and individuals. There are currently seven specific, not mutually exclusive, Certificates of Specialized Training that may be awarded upon provision of appropriate documentation showing completion of the required courses. The Certificate of Specialized Training Program is optional and voluntary and does not replace the award of individual course completion certificates. The Certificate of Specialized Training attests to the completion of a standardized curriculum in Crisis Intervention. This certificate does not indicate competence in the field, but rather the completion of the curriculum as outlined in this brochure. Review the information below regarding completion of any of the Certificates of Specialized Training: 1. All courses used toward completion of a Certificate of Specialized Training must be officially recognized by ICISF (e.g. Certificate of Attendance must be an official ICISF certificate; additionally, if taught by an approved instructor, the certificate of attendance must have an ICISF course number printed on the face of the certificate). If you are unsure whether a course you plan to attend is recognized by ICISF feel free to contact ICISF. 2. In compliance with the criteria set forth by the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) only those certificates which reflect the full contact hours (e.g. full attendance) for the designated course will count as a completed course for the Certificate of Specialized Training Program. 3. Any individual may apply for more than one Certificate of Specialized Training provided the requirements have been met for each Certificate.

4 Application Instructions To apply for an ICISF Certificate of Specialized Training Track: a) Complete the application form on under education and training. b) Submit copies of ICISF Certificates of attendance for all required courses. It is the applicant s responsibility to provide all copies of certificates required for each track. c) Attach the application fee (must be in US funds): ICISF Member Non Member New $75.00 $ Renew $25.00 $50.00 Please allow up to 45 days for processing. Certificate of Specialized Training Certificate will be granted for a period of three years at which time the certificate is renewable by completing updated continuing education through ICISF. ALL TRACKS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE CORE CURRICULUM Both required Group Crisis Intervention Assisting Individuals in Crisis Intervention (formerly Individual Crisis Intervention & Peer Support) One of these required Advanced Group Crisis Intervention Advanced Assisting Individuals in Crisis Intervention Strategic Response to Crisis One of these is required Suicide Prevention, Intervention and Postvention OR Understanding Suicide: Effective Tools for Prevention, Intervention and Survivor Support OR Suicide Awareness: An Introduction for Crisis Responders (1 Day) plus a One Day Elective Specialty Curriculum and Elective Courses also required for completion of a track.

5 Specialty Curriculum Emergency Services Two of these courses required Behavioral Emergencies: Survival Strategies for Emergency Services and Counselors Families and CISM: Developing a Comprehensive Program Families Psychological First Aid & Crisis Intervention Law Enforcement Perspectives for CISM Enhancement Line of Duty Death: Preparing the Best for the Worst Stress Management for the Trauma Services Provider Healthcare Crisis Management and Staff Support Must complete Staff Support in the Healthcare setting along with 2 one day courses Staff Support in the Healthcare Setting (2 Days) Staff Support in the Healthcare Setting: Where are we now? (1 Day World Congress Only) Resilience in Healthcare: Performance, Meaning and Connection (1 Day) Principles and Practices of Delivering Bad News (1 Day) Mass Disaster and Terrorism Two courses required CISM: When Disaster Strikes: Linking Emergency Management with Stress Management Domestic Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction: A CISM Perspective Terrorism: Psychological Impact and Implications Schools & Children Crisis Response Two courses required CISM Application with Children Managing School Crises OR Responding to School Crises: An Integrated Multi-Component Crisis Intervention Approach Spiritual Care in Crisis Intervention Two courses required Emotional and Spiritual Care in Disasters Grief Following Trauma Pastoral Crisis Intervention I Pastoral Crisis Intervention II Spiritual Care and Psychological First Aid

6 Substance Abuse Crisis Response Both courses required From Trauma to Addictions Stress Management for the Trauma Provider Workplace & Industrial Applications Two of these courses required Comprehensive Crisis Preparation in the Workplace Corporate Crisis Response Understanding Human Violence: A Primer for Emergency Services Personnel & Counselors Electives 2 Day Courses One 2 Day Course Required Advanced Assisting Individuals in Crisis Intervention (New) Assaulted Staff Action Program (ASAP): Coping with the Psychological Aftermath of Violence Behavioral Emergencies: Survival Strategies for Emergency Services and Counselors Building Skills for Crisis Intervention Teams CISM: Applications with Air Medical and Critical Care Transport CISM: Application with Children CISM: When Disaster Strikes: Linking Emergency Management with Stress Management Compassion Fatigue Comprehensive Crisis Preparation and Response for the Workplace Corporate Crisis Response Domestic Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction: A CISM Perspective Emotional and Spiritual Care in Disasters Ethics for Traumatologists: A Course for Clinicians Responders, Researchers, Educators and Consultants in the Trauma Field Families and CISM: Developing a Comprehensive Program Families Psychological First Aid & Crisis Intervention From Battlefield to Street: One Uniform to Another From Trauma to Addictions Grief Following Trauma Law Enforcement Perspectives for CISM Enhancement Managing School Crises: From Theory to Application Pastoral Crisis Intervention I Pastoral Crisis Intervention II

7 2 Day Courses Continued Preventing Youth Violence Resilience Training: Psychological Survival Skills for Before During and After Crisis Responding to School Crises: An Integrated Multi-Component Crisis Intervention Approach Spiritual Care and Psychological First Aid Staff Support in the Healthcare Setting Stress Management for the Trauma Provider Strategic Response to Crisis TEAM: Team Evolution and Management Techniques for Delivering Bad news by Crisis Response Personnel Terrorism: Psychological Impact and Implications Understanding Human Violence: A Primer for Emergency Services Personnel and Counselors Working with Victims of Individual and Mass Crimes 1 Day Courses Two-1 Day Courses Required Best Training Practices for the CISM Instructor Critical Incidents in Places of Worship-Providing Effective Crisis Support Techniques for Delivering Bad News by Crisis Response Personnel Psychological First Aid Psychotraumatology For Clinicians: A Cognitive Therapeutic Approach Resilience in Healthcare: Performance, Meaning and Connection Treatment of Complex PTSD Workplace Violence

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