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NEW LIVE SKILLS TRAINING ANNOUNCED |
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Wednesday, 14 July 2010 16:18 |
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SECURE YOUR SPOT TODAY!
Hosted by the CORE Company - Brooklyn, New York, Jane Eigner Mintz will be conducting another
LIVE Advanced Skills Training in New York City, September 17 through 19, 2010. The cost for the
training is $1390.00. You will be responsible for your airfare and hotel. We will pick up all meals.
Please also be prepared to have some pocket money for cabs, subways etc.
To register for the LIVE Advanced Skills Training Event in New York City, click here.
Attendees should plan on booking their flights and hotel for an arrival of September 16, as the
training begins promptly at 8:30 am on the 17th and 18th, and 9:00 am on the 19th. All current
FMI students are welcome to attend this session for $350.00.
HOTEL INFORMATION:
The Hotel Le Jolie
189.00 Standard Queen
209.00 Twin Double
Discount Code: CORE
Please feel free to contact Jane directly at 216-407-1350. She would be happy to talk with
you about the training.
See you there! |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 August 2010 16:12 |
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LIVE Advanced Skills Training was a rousing success! |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 25 June 2010 15:24 |
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With a great group of professionals, the inaugural LIVE Advanced Skills Training in the
Field Model of Intervention was a huge success. With three days of training delivered by
Jane Eigner Mintz, the training allowed participants to dive much deeper into the process
of intervention including extensive role play.
The Advanced Skills Training Inaugural class: Lawrence James, Anthony Melillo, Cate Ashby,
Rawland Glass, Jenny Harrop, Jennifer Miela, Elizabeth McGuire, Faye Champoux,
John Stenzel and Jane Eigner Mintz.
Check back soon, as we have more photos and info to pass along to you. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 08:09 |
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Addiction Professional features Jane Eigner Mintz |
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Wednesday, 12 May 2010 09:13 |
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Jane recently wrote an article for Addiction Professional magazine, which has been published in their May/June edition.
Here's an excerpt from that article: "For years we have railed about the recidivism of the disease and poor outcome statistics. It is time we looked to ourselves as individuals and institutions and honestly asked, “What is our part in this equation? Are we truly the best we can be?”
Certainly, in terms of the intervention world we need to continue all efforts to raise the bar for interventionists currently in the field as well as individuals wishing to enter the field. Organizations such as AIS and the International Interventionists Credentialing Board (IICB) have made great strides to create structure, accountability, camaraderie and support for interventionists. AIS is the only credible membership-driven organization currently available to intervention specialists; it has worked hard to create a professional standard and a code of ethics for interventionists."
Click on the cover to take you to the complete article by Jane Eigner Mintz.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 May 2010 09:22 |
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Jane Eigner Mintz international interview on INEXCESS.TV |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 17 August 2009 06:42 |
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Jane was recently interviewed on the international stage with INEXCESS.TV for UKESAD 2009. Check out the interview:
Inexcess.tv is for anyone struggling with excess and addiction; anyone concerned for a parent, child or friend; anyone trying to help others in their search for recovery.
Featuring the personal experiences of those who have survived the excesses of alcohol and drug abuse, and endured the social and mental health issues; Inexcess.tv tells the stories of real people who have overcome very real problems, whose example offers help and hope to those who want to change their lives.
With live broadcasts and on-line features hosted by George Williams, Inexcess.tv also contains interviews and workshops with addiction and well being experts. Plus practical advice and information, and news and issues.
Helping people who need help
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 August 2009 06:57 |
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THE FIELD MODEL OF INTERVENTION. FMI was created to focus on the clinical and crisis-oriented issues associated with intervention. FMI offers the most comprehensive assessment, case development and implementation strategies for the clinically complex and reactive client. The Field Model of Intervention is the FIRST AND ONLY approved ON-LINE training program in the intervention and addiction fields accredited by NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals. Additionally, the training offered through 3IS exceeds all of the criteria as specified by AISCB, which is now IICB, for the BRI-1 distinction.
On this site, intervention, addiction and behavioral health professionals will be able to create an account, purchase their training module and begin their training. There will also be an option to purchase the supervision hours to complete the process of receiving the BRI-I and BRI-II licensure requirement.
We welcome you to our site and look forward to providing resources and accountability to drive our you to all new levels of success within the industry itself and with the people we treat each and every day.
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