Advanced Case Management Training – Interventions Training

Advanced
Case Management Training

8 Week Program

Didactic and Integrated Learning

Can-Am Interventions and Interventions On Demand are pleased to offer an 8-week advanced Family Case Management course for professionals working with families impacted by addiction, mental health challenges, and complex family systems.

This 8-week program (2 hours per week) is designed for professionals who want to learn and apply practical tools in case management. Participants will collaborate with other industry professionals to build a comprehensive case management platform for supporting clients and families in recovery.

Ideal for:

Interventionists and recovery specialists
Counselors and therapists
Case managers and social workers
Treatment center staff and behavioral health professionals

What You Will Learn

Participants will gain hands-on experience and in-depth understanding of:

Case Management Essentials — foundational principles and professional standards
Family Case Management Strategies — engaging families as part of the care continuum
Dynamics of Care Models — exploring clinical, recovery, and family-based systems of care

Why Attend

Develop the knowledge, structure, and confidence to provide consistent, professional, and ethical case management services.
Gain practical tools to support your clients, collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams, and sustain long-term recovery outcomes.

How to Maximize This Training

This training focuses on practical, ethical, and structured approaches that can be immediately applied in professional practice.
Practical foundations of family case management, Assessment and family systems mapping, Family action planning, Communication, boundaries, and conflict, Supporting change, resistance, and crisis, Case coordination and collaboration, Ethics, accountability, and sustainability

Take notes and apply learnings – Use case studies and real-world applications.
Integration and professional application, Integrating course concepts into practice
Reviewing case examples and applying family case management skills professionally.

Weeks 1-4

Foundations of Family Case Management & Motivational Interviewing (MI)

Role and scope of family case management
MI spirit and OARS
Sustain talk vs. change talk
Developing discrepancy
Identifying stages-of-change markers

Communication, Goal-Setting & CBT-Informed Micro-Skills

SMART and PACT goal development
MI-consistent goal review and follow-up
Brief CBT micro-tools (thought records, reframing)
Cross-cultural communication cues

Advanced Listening, Compassion Fatigue & Recovery Capital

Cognitive, emotional, and behavioral listening skills
Reflective responses and effective paraphrasing
Recognizing compassion fatigue and burnout indicators
Recovery capital check-ins and strengths assessment

Stress Regulation & Mental Health

Stress response and self-regulation skills
Breathing, grounding, and mindfulness practices
Overview of biofeedback tools
Mental health literacy and DSM awareness (without labeling) cues.

Weeks 4-8

Family Systems, Attachment & Trauma-Informed Practice

Family roles, triangulation, and systemic patterns
Attachment styles and conflict dynamics
Intergenerational and developmental lenses
Safety, stabilization, and trauma-informed principles

Boundaries, Reinforcement & Disrupting Dysfunctional Patterns

Boundaries as an act of care
Consistency, accountability, and follow-through
Positive reinforcement strategies
Enabling vs. supportive behaviors
Interrupting entrenched family loops

ROSC, Transitions in Recovery & Conflict Resolution

Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) principles
Post-treatment structure and continuity planning
Conflict styles, collaboration, and repair
Harm reduction and OAT overview

Cultural Safety, Ethics & Recovery Journey Mapping (REAP)

Cultural humility and cultural safety
Indigenous perspectives and inclusive practice
Recovery capital alignment and monitoring
Relapse-risk response planning
REAP framework integration