Online Learning with CCMI

Brief Action Planning is a self-management support approach to help people make action plans to address the aspects of their health or situation that are most important to them. It is practical and highly structured, and involves using an algorithm to guide someone step-by-step through deciding whether they want to make a plan, developing a SMART plan, assessing their confidence, problem-solving if necessary, and planning their follow-up. Each step of the process is carefully considered and is based on the literature and evolving understanding of what works and doesn’t work to help people change. For more information about Brief Action Planning, visit https://centrecmi.ca/brief-action-planning/    This course includes the following content: 5 Learning Modules 4 Learning Checks Practice and Feedback sessions (1 hour)  It takes approximately 4-6 hours, and you will have 60 days from enrollment to complete the course.   What learners are saying: “Thank you so much for the opportunity to take this course. I feel it was structured and delivered extremely well and I am really happy I took it. I’m looking forward to using BAP in my practice and sharing what I have learned with my team.” “This course is very well done – the information is very clear, the exercises are very helpful, and the handouts are very useful. Thank you!” “It’s very dynamic and clear for the students. I love it.”   Brief Action Planning certification Certification in Brief Action Planning can be purchased separately here.   If you have any questions about the content or technical aspects of the course, please write to us at eLearning@centrecmi.ca Read more

This self-paced online mini course introduces participants to foundational concepts on the impact of trauma and trauma-informed care (TIC) as a set of universal principles for high-quality system design. Learners will understand that TIC is critical to person-centred health-system transformation and gain practice in applying the principles of TIC to a small system-change opportunity, with an emphasis on moving rapidly from concepts to action.   Topics include: Trauma and resilience Adverse childhood experiences (ACE’s) Trauma informed care Universal design   Note: This course is focused on system-level precautions, and does not teach clinical skills or therapeutic modalities for screening or treating people suffering from the effects of trauma. Read more

Brief Action Planning Certification Brief Action Planning (BAP) Certification is a standardized exam for assessing skill competence and fidelity in BAP. The exam is a recorded zoom teleconference session with a standardized patient, who is trained to give you opportunities to demonstrate the full range of questions and skills in Brief Action Planning. The session takes up to 20 minutes (though the interaction itself should take less than 10). Afterwards, the recording is assessed using a standardized scoring tool and successful candidates are awarded a Brief Action Planning certificate. You will have one attempt at certification, which is to be completed within one year from enrollment.  This handout contains some helpful tips to prepare for certification.  Pre-requisite: Prior training in Brief Action Planning For more information, contact eLearning@centrecmi.ca Read more