A Community-Based Learning Collaborative (CBLC) is a 10-14 month intensive training, skill building, and structured community implementation process for Evidence Supported Treatments (ESTs). In a CBLC, professionals from several communities, including mental health treatment providers, brokers of mental health services, senior leaders and other community stakeholders, work together to build and sustain their community’s capacity to provide an EST. A CBLC combines clinical and practice training, implementation, and activities for building community collaboration and coordination in service delivery.
This workshop is designed to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and materials needed to conduct a CBLC. Participants will learn: 1) the rationale underlying the CBLC approach; 2) the elements of the CBLC; 3) the logistics and process of a CBLC; 4) the role of collaboration in improved outcomes for children; and 4) lessons learned by the Project BEST team. Participants will be encouraged to share their own experiences with training and implementation, and ideas about using the CBLC approach in their communities.
WHO: Community professionals interested in using the CBLC approach
WHEN: Friday, February 21, 2014 from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
WHERE: The Dee Norton Lowcountry Children’s Center, Charleston, SC
FACULTY: The Project BEST Planning Team
To sign up, please contact Anna Shaw at ashaw@dnlcc.org or 843-723-3600. Limited spaces available. Project BEST is in its 7th year as a statewide training and implementation project seeking to insure that all abused and traumatized children in South Carolina receive the best, evidence-based interventions. The Dee Norton Lowcountry Children’s Center and the National Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center of the Medical University of South Carolina serve as the Project BEST coordinating centers. To learn more about Project BEST and the CBLC approach, go to
www.musc.edu/projectbest.
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