A Live, Interactive Webconference
Thursday, November 5, 2026, North Carolina IIH Training Groups via Live Interactive Zoom
8:25am-12:40pm
What turns a group of professionals into an effective clinical team? This four-hour training explores the art and practice of intentional collaboration within Intensive In-Home Services. Grounded in Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy (ESFT), participants will examine how distinct roles and perspectives can strengthen a shared understanding of families and create a more coordinated treatment process. Clinical examples, video, discussion, and applied exercises will bring practical teaming strategies to life, with particular attention to team meetings, supervision, and supporting change across family and community settings.
Objectives
As a result of attending this training, participants will be able to:
- Differentiate proximity, cooperation, coordination, and collaboration and identify the characteristics of intentional clinical teaming.
- Develop a shared systemic formulation linking family interactional patterns, treatment goals, and interventions across contacts.
- Identify complementary team roles and clinical positions that reflect members’ responsibilities, strengths, and scope of practice.
- Apply practical strategies in team meetings and supervision to integrate perspectives, anticipate barriers, and coordinate interventions toward family-level change.
This is an intermediate level course. The target audience is behavioral health professionals working within North Carolina’s Intensive In-Home Program. This is a live synchronous distance learning activity conducted in real time, allowing for simultaneous participation of participants and instructors from different locations.
Agenda
8:25am-10:30am: Focus on Objectives 1-2
10:30am-10:40am: Break
10:40am-12:40pm: Focus on Objectives 3-4
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