Becoming a Certified Prevention Specialist: What you need to know

Categories: Professional Development / Training
Audiences: Prevention Professionals
Date: February 22, 2010 12:30 PM
Details:

with  Kelley Hobbs, MA, CPS
A 3 hour training event on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2010

12:30 pm – 3:30 pm (registration begins at noon)

at Dr. Thomas Fox Memorial Chapel, Main Building, 105 Pleasant St, Concord, NH

 PRESENTATION:  In 2006, NH was approved by IC&RC to offer Prevention Certification. Since this time, many have been certified throughout the state and interest regarding this credential has brought up some questions. Is this the right certification for me? What experience and training do I need? How do I complete the application?  This workshop is designed to address these questions, as well as to disseminate current applications and instructions.  Facilitated by a member of the New Hampshire Prevention Certification Board and Prevention Certification Review Committee, this presentation will provide a complete overview of the certification process, as well as provide insight into the Board as an agency, the professionals involved in the process, and how to submit a successful application. 

CPS Category:  Prevention Theory and Practice
LADC Performance Domain: V       Cat.  of Competence:  13

 ABOUT THE PRESENTERKelley Hobbs, MA, CPS, is the Executive Director of the Makin’ Happen Coalition for Resilient Youth (MIHC). MIHC is the designated Community Prevention Coalition for the SPF SIG process and one of the first coalitions in NH to address ATOD issues. Kelley is currently a board member of the NH Prevention Certification Board as well as the NH Alcohol and other Drug Service Providers Association.  Previous to her time at MIHC, Kelley worked for the Concord Substance Abuse Coalition and a number of other community organizations. Kelley has her Masters degree in Regional Economic and Social Development and has a real passion for developing caring, positive, and thriving communities for our youth. 

Register by:        February 15, 2010       

Fee:  NHADACA Members $15; Non-Members  $20;        NASW CEUS not available       Lunch will be provided

For registration information contact:  Dianne Pepin, 528-6800 or   nhtiad@myfairpoint.net