Training Menu

WRCAC has enhanced our services to focus on virtual engagement and web-based initiatives. Many of our trainings have transitioned online, prioritizing learner-centered approaches. We’ve developed high-impact trainings that leverage technology and foster peer interaction in the online learning environment.

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MDT Facilitators | Scheduled Training and Peer Support

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 1: For New Facilitators

Fundamentals of Team Facilitation 1: For New Facilitators

This virtual training is intended to fulfill the 8.0 hours of core training for MDT facilitators (regardless of their actual job title) required in the 2023 National Children’s Alliance Standards for Accredited Members. This training covers an overview of the MDT facilitator’s role in the CAC/MDT model, an introduction to team development and skills for building trust and safety on the team. Ideal participants are MDT facilitators who have been in their role for less than 18 months.

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MDT Facilitator Peer Forums

MDT Facilitator Peer Forums

The Regional Children’s Advocacy Centers partner to host quarterly virtual MDT Facilitator Peer Forums to provide a space for MDT facilitators to connect with their peers across the country doing similar work. 

 

 

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MDT Facilitator Rural Roundtables

MDT Facilitator Rural Roundtables

WRCAC is pleased to host virtual MDT Facilitator Rural Roundtables. These roundtables serve as a dynamic platform for learning and sharing, allowing MDT facilitators to convene, explore various topics related to MDT facilitation and teams, and exchange valuable experiences and insights with their peers. Our aim is to foster the development of a supportive network among peers who share similar challenges in rural communities, providing assistance as you navigate the intricate role of an MDT facilitator. 

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Multidisciplinary Teams | Scheduled Training and Peer Support

Building Resilient Teams

Building Resilient Teams

Building Resilient Teams is an online guided discussion group to build resiliency within the multidisciplinary team (MDT). Participants, with guidance from a facilitator, will review the implications of secondary traumatic stress responses within the MDT and identify key domains for building resiliency. Team partners will identify strategies to grow capacity in each domain and consider how to implement those strategies within their MDT to encourage resiliency. These discussion groups are open to two-person teams from MDTs, with at least one individual from each team having a leadership or facilitator role within the MDT to help encourage the successful implementation of new strategies.

 

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Victim Advocates | Scheduled Training and Peer Support

Foundations of CAC Family Advocacy

Foundations of CAC Family Advocacy

This virtual training, formerly known as “The Advocate’s Role in the Multidisciplinary Response to Child Abuse”, is intended to fulfill the 24.0 hours of core training for victim advocates required in the National Children’s Alliance Standards for Accredited Members. This training covers the twelve competencies set forth in those standards and will include evaluation of an increase in skills and knowledge in those attending the training.

 

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Victim Advocate and Mental Health Partnerships Peer Consultation Forums

Victim Advocate and Mental Health Partnerships Peer Consultation Forums

WRCAC hosts virtual Victim Advocate and Mental Health Partnerships Peer Consultation Forums to provide a safe space for victim advocates and mental health staff who partner together in serving children and families seen at children’s advocacy centers (CAC). This forum is intended to support and inform those relationships with presentations and discussions on topics that impact both disciplines.

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