Training, Internships & Conferences
For over 25 years, more than 60,000 professionals have participated in CII trainings—from local, single-topic workshops to national, multidisciplinary conferences—all working to ensure that professionals have the most up-to-date knowledge and tools necessary to positively impact the lives of high risk children and their families.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Training & Conferences
Advanced Clinical Supervision: Group Clinical Supervision
Law & Ethics Training
Cohort 15 Child Parent Psychotherapy, Booster II
IY Parent & Dina Consultation Training
IY Small Group Dinosaur Child Group Leader "Dina Dinosaur" Training
Cohort 15 Child Parent Psychotherapy, Booster I
IY Basic Parent 3-Day Training
Reflective Practice: Remaining Whole While Healing Others
Cohort 14 Child Parent Psychotherapy, Booster II
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
ICARE: Understanding Developmental, Social-Emotional and Relational Influences for Assessment of Young Children
Suicide: Effective Crisis Response and Treatments
Trauma-Informed Care Conference
Child Parent Psychotherapy—Full Protocol
12th Annual Fatherhood Solution Conference
Maintaining Well-Being in the Workplace
Cohort 14 Child Parent Psychotherapy - Booster I
Panel Discussion: Through the Eyes of Adoptive and Resource Parents
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Booster
Clinical Supervision Training
Law & Ethics: Dilemmas in Clinical Work with Adolescents and Children with Ellen Stein
Making Sense of Sensory Issues: Strategies & Solutions with Kate Crowley
CPP, Cohort 14
Intentional Living with Barbara Stroud
How to Measure a Relationship: Supporting Dyadic Attunement with Barbara Stroud
How to Measure a Relationship: Describing the Parent-Child Dyad with Barbara Stroud
CPP, Cohort 13 Booster II
Cultural Humility: Challenging our Assumptions with Barbara Stroud
Reflective Practice with Dr. Barbara Stroud
TFCBT Cohort with Ashley Labistour
Internship Programs
CII's internships offer students a wide range of training opportunities in a multidisciplinary, multicultural work environment to help them develop the core competencies needed to be skilled psychologists.
CLINICAL TRAINING
COMPLAINT/GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE:
Training participants will be strongly encouraged to provide candid feedback about their training experiences. If complaints emerge during this evaluation process or during any phase of the training, the follow steps will be taken: the participant will be given the opportunity to meet privately with the training staff onsite. If the participant requests in writing and should it be necessary, he/she will be given a full or partial refund of training fees, or credit for subsequent training/workshops. A copy of the written procedure can be found here.
CONTENT GUIDELINES:
Children’s Institute controls the content and presentations of all Continuing Education activities. All educational activities must be free of commercial bias for or against any product, and the conference-related educational materials, including a speaker’s presentation, must not advance the proprietary interests of a financial supporter or proprietary company.
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