Focus of the Comprehensive Training Program

Together, we'll unveil the collective responsibility of both staff and management in ensuring the seamless provision of these services, driving towards our shared goal of making a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve.

Course curriculum

    1. Course Overview

    1. Importance of Day Services in Supporting Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities

    1. Definition and Components of Day Habilitation

    2. Individualized Programming and Community Integration

    3. Life Skills Training: Cooking, Cleaning, and Personal Care

    4. Recreational Activities: Arts and Crafts, Music Therapy, and Sports

    5. Community Outings: Shopping Trips, Visits to Parks, and Cultural Events

    1. Overview of Prevocational and Vocational Programs

    2. Skill Development and Job Readiness Training

    3. Job Skills Training: Mock Interviews, Resume Writing Workshops

    4. Volunteer Opportunities: Assisting at Local Libraries, Food Banks, or Animal Shelters

    5. Supported Employment: On-the-Job Training and Job Coaching

    1. Assessment 1

    1. Definition and Components of Day Treatment Services

    2. Therapeutic Activities and Clinical Support

    3. Group Therapy Sessions: Social Skills Training, Coping Strategies

    4. Cognitive Rehabilitation Exercises: Memory Games, Problem-Solving Activities

    5. Individual Counseling: Addressing Emotional and Behavioral Challenges

About this course

  • $12.00
  • 33 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

Course Targets

Participants will be able to:

Understand the Core Concepts of Day Services

Gain a comprehensive understanding of what Day Services entail and the key components that make up these services.

Recognize the Roles and Responsibilities

Identify and appreciate the various roles of staff and management in delivering effective Day Services.

Foster Team Collaboration

Develop strategies for enhancing collaboration and communication among team members to improve service delivery.