Oak Arbor is hosting a 2-day diversion workshop will be held on Wed., Feb. 27 and Thurs. Feb. 28 2019. The event will be held the following location

PRCC Lowery Woodall Center
906 Sullivan Drive
Hattiesburg, MS

Cost

The price is $150 per person. Make checks and money orders payable to:

Pine Belt Mental Healthcare Resources
ATTN: SSVF
PO Box 18679
Hattiesburg, MS 39404 .

Registration

There are limited spots remaining, so please register now! Please email Amy Lyon at amy.lyon@pbmhr.org with the names of people who you would like to send.

Workshop Overview:

Cleveland Mediation Center’s Diversion work is rooted in the non-judgmental, client-centered approach taught in this class. Mediators work to empower parties to be heard, listen, problem-solve and create their own solutions – similarly, diversion advocates listen to persons facing homelessness and assist the clients in choosing their own path out of homelessness. 

To learn more about the Cleveland Mediation Center, visit: https://www.clevelandmediation.org/ 

Diversion Training Learning Objectives:

Applying the Empowerment Theory of Conflict to Crisis Conflict Resolution Approach When and Where Diversion Can Happen Diversion Is… National Alliance to End Homelessness: Principles for Good Homeless Prevention What Causes Homelessness? Referrals, Coordinated Assessment, and Diversion Questions Coordinated Assessment Analogy Funding Diversion Diversion Work Staffing Diversion Job Posting Example Impact of Conflict and Crisis Impact of Crisis on Self Worth How People in Crisis View Others Reversing the Downward Spiral How Can We Help Change the Dynamic? Listening Skill Building Keys to Success Cleveland Mediation Center Diversion Numbers Diversion Steps Things to Consider Diversion Outcomes Troubleshooting Reality Testing Think Housing First

Contact 

Please email Amy Lyon via email amy.lyon@pbmhr.org.