Fully-funded spaces available: International Treatment Effectiveness Project Training
15th April 2015
International Treatment Effectiveness Project (ITEP) is a mechanism by which quality of drug treatment can be developed and measured in order to improve delivery of treatment services. It uses mind maps as a visual cognitive tool to help clients organise their thoughts and goals easily, by focusing on images and association.
This NewLink Wales training course focuses on the two approaches that are designed to be delivered by key workers as part of their client work sessions. This model of psychosocial interventions provides evidence based and easily evaluated tools for use by key workers across the drug treatment system and throughout the health and social care sector.
FULLY FUNDED SPACES AVAILABLE TO PRACTITIONERS WORKING WITHIN CARDIFF AND THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN.
This includes facilitation, handouts, refreshments and a buffet lunch
Learning outcomes:
By the end of the course participants will have:
- Identify what International Treatment Effectiveness Project (ITEP) is and what it involves.
- Explain the use of free mapping and structured mapping for personal use, service user work and supervision settings.
- Examine the use of mind maps, ways of thinking and cycles in motivation, bringing about change and the development of care plans.
- Select the appropriate maps to practice use to maximise confidence and adapt to current and future working roles.
All of the Newlink Wales courses are designed within National Occupational standards.
Book your place via the NewLink Wales website.
Alternatively, call (029) 2052 9002 or email [email protected]
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