As an active professional in our field we invite you to upcoming Case Management, Trauma, Individual & Family Engagement Days this October! It's part of our upcoming Evidence-Based Pathways for Case Management (CM) Series.
3-Days, 5 Tracks, 9 Comprehensive Masterclasses focused on effective the Case Management & Care Coordination covering relevant topics;
- Assistively engaging individual clients being served
- Case managing and coordinate care
- Motivational Interviewing
- Evidence-based professionals skills
- Evidence-based operational leadership
- Leveraging client trauma and traumatic stress to provide service excellence
- Facilitation skills
- Engaging families in community, and so much more...
About The Digital Conference & Workshops
GONE - Travel-related expenses are non-existent with a virtual event!
LOW - Cost for online access from where ever you happen to be is better than ever.
FLEXIBLE - Schedule and then pick the number of days you want to attend.
PREPARE - Meet the rapidly evolving needs of today & tomorrow with effective practices.
CHOOSE - Choose the path for practitioners or operational leaders
Key Information
16th Annual Fall Evidence-Based Pathways Conference & Certification Masterclasses
Oct. 25, 26 & 27, 2022
- Participants Save BIG Couple Ways!
- Register every 3, and 4th Person Attends at NO CHARGE!
- Member's 10% OFF *
- PO's Always Welcome.
Please forward on to your colleagues who would benefit. Thanks.
Questions? Call 770-409-8780
- The full experience is $500 with Masterclass access or register for as little as $145 for 1-day pass.
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Purchase orders (PO) are always welcome
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Team attendance is highly encouraged. We also offer discounted group registration rates.
- Register every 3, and 4th Person Attends at NO CHARGE!
- Existing EBP Society members save an additional 10%
Do Not Let Your Colleagues Miss Out. Send them a link to this page now.
If you have any questions? Call us at 770-409-8780.
MI Days Wrap-up
Join Us for "Case Management (CM) Days" - Fall '23!
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Quarterly for Evidence-Based Professionals - Volume 8, Number 1
