Elevate Your Skills: Register Now to Master Carey Group Tools
Tools Training – Carey Guides, Brief Intervention ToolS (BITS), and Driver Workbook
Carey Group is excited to announce open enrollment for our popular Tools Training course. This virtual, instructor-led course on the Carey Guides, Brief Intervention ToolS (BITS), and the Driver Workbook is being offered exclusively to agencies that have purchased these tools and want training in how to harness their full potential.
- An expert instructor with field experience ensures quality training
- Limited class size allows for skill-building and feedback
- Condensed training segments enhance engagement and fits into busy schedules
- Open enrollment format provides opportunities for one or several staff to attend
- Available only to agency staff that utilize Carey Group tools
|
All three sessions required for full training
|
|
For Staff Working
with Adults
|
For Staff Working
with Youth
|
|
| Session Dates: |
November 18, 20, and 22, 2024
|
January 27, 29, and 31, 2025
|
| Session Times: |
10am - 12:30pm CST each day
|
10am - 12:30pm CST each day
|
| *Once course registration is full, you can still sign up to be on the waitlist for future sessions. Simply fill out the registration link and we’ll be in touch. |
Course Description
Tools Training – Carey Guides, Brief Intervention ToolS (BITS), and Driver Workbook
Cost: $275
The Carey Guides, Brief Intervention ToolS (BITS), and Driver Workbook are cognitive behavioral tools that make it possible for professionals to identify and address the most influential criminogenic needs that lead to risk reduction and case management concerns. Staff interactions will become more impactful after taking this hands-on course where they will learn about and practice using these tools to successfully move people through the change process. Target audience: Corrections and community corrections professionals who work with adults or youth.
About the Instructor
Reginald Prince has worked in various positions in corrections in his 22-year career, starting as a correctional officer and moving onto roles as a probation officer, evidence-based practices (EBP) planning specialist, and juvenile treatment facility supervisor. Reginald has a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and sociology with a minor in social work. He joined Carey Group’s training team in 2019.