ARMHS Advanced Practice: A 72-Hour Comprehensive Training Program for Skilled Practitioners

This 72-hour training provides a comprehensive and rigorous curriculum for ARMHS practitioners. We equip you with the advanced knowledge, skills, and ethical awareness to excel in your role, providing exceptional care and supporting clients on their journey to recovery.

  • Enhanced Skills for Client Care: Deepen your understanding of complex topics like vulnerable adult maltreatment, maltreatment of minors, and co-occurring disorders to provide comprehensive and informed care.

  • Advanced Mental Health Knowledge: Expand your expertise in a wide range of mental health conditions, evidence-based interventions, motivational interviewing, and the interplay between the brain and mental health.

  • Mastering Assessments and Treatment: Develop advanced skills in conducting functional and LOCUS assessments, and create comprehensive, individualized treatment plans that promote client recovery and progress.

Course curriculum

    1. Vulnerable Adult Maltreatment Video

    2. Vulnerable Adult Maltreatment Quiz

    1. Maltreatment of Minor Reporting Requirements Video

    2. Maltreatment of Minor Reporting Requirements Quiz

About this course

  • $25.00
  • 4 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

Course Highlights

  • Self Paced

    There's no rush here - take all the time you need to get through this self-paced course.

  • Up-To-Date

    This course contains all the updated information regarding Vulnerable Adult Maltreatment and Maltreatment of Minor training.

  • Certificate of Completion

    Upon finishing the course, all students will receive a Certificate of Completion.

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