Bay Shore, NY 11706
6 CEUs - Social Work, Mental Health Counselor, and CASAC
One of the most challenging and prevalent issues clinicians face is crisis intervention. FSL's quality curriculum is designed using strategies and techniques focusing on real world applications for the critical events impacting our communities today.
This one-day Group Crisis Class is a great refresher for those who have taken the two-day International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Group Crisis Class. Crisis management briefings, defusing, and critical incident stress management will be reviewed in this class.
For more information contact rberger-gaston@fsl-li.org or 631.591.7580.
Family Service League is recognized by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Social Work (0360), Mental Health Counselors (MH-0030), and the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse for CASAC (0921) credits.
Family Service League, founded in 1926, is a Long Island non-profit human service organization providing a safety net for people in need. FSL addresses some of the most prevalent and pressing human needs challenges facing our communities. FSL delivers tangible help and crisis intervention across a spectrum of service areas including mental illness, drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness, early education, job training, computer literacy, trauma counseling, at-risk youth, family counseling, and senior support services.
6 CEUs - Social Work, Mental Health Counselor, and CASAC
One of the most challenging and prevalent issues clinicians face is crisis intervention. FSL's quality curriculum is designed using strategies and techniques focusing on real world applications for the critical events impacting our communities today.
This one-day Group Crisis Class is a great refresher for those who have taken the two-day International Critical Incident Stress Foundation Group Crisis Class. Crisis management briefings, defusing, and critical incident stress management will be reviewed in this class.
For more information contact rberger-gaston@fsl-li.org or 631.591.7580.