Some group leaders want the option to individualize CPP to better meet the needs of a particular family. The Chicago Parent Program Individualized for Families (CPPi) retains the core features of the original group-based program and provides guidance on how to flex the program to address a family’s individual needs. CPPi is designed for health care professionals working individually with families of young children 2-8 years old in a range of care settings. CPPi differs from the group-based program in the following ways:
- Offered individually to families
- Implemented by health care professionals (e.g., mental health providers, primary care providers, nurses)
- Allows flexibility in the number, frequency, and length of CPPi sessions based on family’s needs
- Uses a goal-setting exercise to identify parents’ goals and monitor progress
REGISTRATION
Training Dates:
May 6, 12:00 PM-4:30PM EST
May 7 & 8, 12:00 PM-3:45PM EST
Registration is Closed
TUITION & FEES
$1,499 per person. Tuition includes training registration, receipt of the CPPi Reference Manual, receipt of a packet of handouts for the training, and access to the CPPi website that includes videos and resources needed to implement the program.
Eligible for JHU Tuition Remission.
The Chicago Parent Program Individualized for Families (CPPi) is approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886963341-2299) for 11 continuing education contact hours.
What you will Learn
In this three half-day (12-hour) virtual training, participants will learn about the key principles and strategies that are core to the Chicago Parent Program, the theory and research supporting program effectiveness and how to use the CPPi implementation resources to implement this program with individual families seeking services within a variety of health care settings.
Objectives
Objectives: By the conclusion of the CPPi training workshop, trainees will learn:
- Key principles of the Chicago Parent Program and their importance in supporting children’s development.
- Theory and research supporting the effectiveness of the Chicago Parent Program for promoting positive parenting and child behavior.
- Parenting strategies that promote positive parenting and strengthen parent-child relationships.
- How to apply the components of The Chicago Parent Program Individualized for Families in ways that facilitate learning and address parents’ goals and needs.
- How to implement the Facilitation Model guiding CPPi clinician behavior.
- Effective strategies for managing challenging parent behaviors during CPPi sessions.
- How to flex the delivery of CPPi to meet the individual needs of families.
The Chicago Parent Program Individualized for Families (CPPi) is approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886963341-2299) for 11 continuing education contact hours.
Target audience: Health Care Professionals
DAY 1 – 3
3-half day virtual format
May 6, 12:00 PM-4:30PM EST
May 7 & 8, 12:00 PM-3:45PM EST
Refunds
Refunds, less a $50 processing fee per person, are provided to participants who cancel at least 30 days prior to a program offering. Requests to cancel received less than 30 days prior to a program will be offered registration in a substitute program, less a processing fee per person.
Cancellation Policy
Johns Hopkins University reserves the right to cancel a course due to low enrollments, in which event the enrollment fees for the course(s) will be refunded. If a course is canceled, applicants are notified immediately and are processed a full refund unless another course is requested.
Attendance Policy
Training will start on time and therefore, punctual and regular attendance is expected of each trainee. If the trainee anticipates being late or will miss any of the training, they need to inform the CPP Training Staff at [email protected] as soon as possible. If the trainee is not able to attend one or more days of the training, trainees may need to make up the missed days at a future training. CPPi Trainers have discretion in deciding how to respond to any missed sections or absences from training.
- If I’ve been trained in the CPP group-based format, do I still need to complete the full CPPi training?
Yes, we would still like you to attend the full training. While the discussion of the CPP strategies will be a review, the remainder of the training content is all focused on the implementation of the CPPi model. - Who is typically trained in CPPi?
CPPi is designed for clinicians working individually with families of young children 2-8 years old in a range of care settings. - Would participating in the CPPi training also prepare me to implement CPP groups?
No, there is a separate training for implementing the group-based version of CPP. There are also separate training materials (e.g., a group leader manual, different format for CPP videos)