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Training Opportunity - Thinking for a Change Facilitator Training

NE Region under NIC's Regional Training Initiative will present Thinking for a Change Facilitator Training April 21-24, 2008. This is a 32-hour advanced level training program that will prepare participants to facilitate offender groups utilizing the Thinking for a Change cognitive skills development...

Posted to Staff Training and Development (Weblog) by mdooley on 03-24-2008
Looking for T4C Train-the-Trainers

I am in New York (NYSDOCS) and we're looking for an T4C Facilitator(s) to conduct several trainings over the next six-months. Do you know of anyone I can contact? - Les

Posted to Thinking for a Change (T4C) (Forum) by Les Carter on 02-12-2008
Re: Research

Juliana, I have been working w/Juveniles and training our officer to be facilitators out of Fresno, California. I am willing to help you in any way I can if you're still in need of any information/feedback. You can contact me at (559) 495-3826 or (559) 495-3630 or email at regpallares@sbcglobal.net

Posted to Thinking for a Change (T4C) (Forum) by Regpallares on 01-30-2008
Looking for Upcoming T4C Facilitators Training

Hello All! Can you help Tracy Cunningham in Ohio? She is desperately looking for an upcoming T4C facilitators training for herself and one other staff member to attend. Here is what she is interested in: "Hi Leslie We spoke a few months ago about T4C. At the time, we were considering having the...

Posted to Thinking for a Change (T4C) (Forum) by Leslie LeMaster on 10-24-2007
Looking for Upcoming T4C Facilitator Training

Hello All! Can you help Tracy Cunningham in Ohio? She is desperately looking for an upcoming T4C facilitators training for herself and one other staff member to attend. Here is what she is interested in: "Hi Leslie We spoke a few months ago about T4C. At the time, we were considering having the...

Posted to Cognitive Behavioral Interventions (Forum) by Leslie LeMaster on 10-24-2007
Re: Cognitive Behavioral Resources Available Through the National Institute of Corrections Information Center

Thank you. With the link you provided I found this material is offered through the University of Oklahoma's National Recource Center of Youth Services. I have submitted some questions to them about the material and look forward to their response. Thanks for your help.

Posted to Cognitive Behavioral Interventions (Forum) by steve herndon on 08-03-2007
Thinking for a Change: Part 3 - Philosophical Foundation and Target Audience

The Thinking for a Change curriculum uses as its core, a problem solving component, embellished by both cognitive restructuring and social skills interventions. The curriculum is comprised of 22 lessons with a capacity to extend the program indefinitely, depending upon how many cognitive skills are taught...

Posted to Staff Training and Development (Weblog) by jgustfsn on 12-15-2006
T4C Training Request

The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice is interested in offering Thinking for Change for probationers and youth exiting residential commitment programs. Our statewide plan calls for the training of approximately 160 juvenile probation staff by June 30. If you are interested in being considered as...

Posted to Thinking for a Change (T4C) (Forum) by Lee Thomas on 12-14-2006
Re: Problem Solving Steps

I am a TFC facilitator and trainer and I think that if you change the problem solving steps that you will lose the integrety of TFC and you may end up teaching something that could possibly increase recidivism rates if they are not evidence-based strategies. I have found all of the steps of Problem Solving...

Posted to Thinking for a Change (T4C) (Forum) by Jennifer Persons on 12-11-2006
T4C training with probation staff dvds short life

I just finished facilitating a 10 week T4C training for probation officers. I was suprised at the resistance I encountered. By the end of the sessions some of the staff felt they had learned something. One problem I had with the DVDs is they wear out quickly and the clips for the trainings are lost and...

Posted to Cognitive Behavioral Interventions (Forum) by Pat Ray on 12-05-2006

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