Person-Centered Case Management (PCCM) Training

This training is designed to teach participants ways to build collaborative partnerships with agency participants, consumers, and clients. Specific focus will be paid to how to overcome differences of opinion and other obstacles that stand in the way of helping providers and the persons they serve working together. While the course meets the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) requirements to become PCCM certified in the substance use disorder field, techniques covered translate to most any helping field.

Upon completion of this course participants will be able to:

• Describe the purpose, principles and core concepts of Person-Centered Case Management
• Practice using PCCM assessment and Wellness Goals training tools
• Apply for PCCM certification that's required to provide case management services to persons receiving substance use disorder treatment in the state of Kansas

Participants must have either an associate's degree or have worked at a helping agency for two years. Please contact KDADS for verification of acceptable helping agencies.

Course Dates and Registration

NOTE: *A discounted rate is offered for companies or organizations sending multiple attendees. Discounts are tied to number of attendees as follows:

For companies or organizations sending more than four employees, discounts will be applied in the same increments as indicated above.

Registration is Closed.

About the instructor

Cheryl Calhoun, LMSW, LMAC Professor of Practice, Kansas State University Cheryl Calhoun is a licensed social worker and licensed addiction counselor with over 15 years' experience in addiction counseling and case management. Calhoun serves as a professor in the social work program at Kansas State University and oversees the program’s addiction counseling degree and certification options. She has been a faculty member since 2016. Calhoun also serves as the Director of Special Projects at Ashby House in Salina, KS, in addition to serving as the Vice Chair on Saline County’s Committee for Reducing Criminal Behavior.

System Requirements

The online training software operates on any Mac or PC system. Your system must have speakers with sound enabled. You will need a microphone (webcam optional) to participate in the program. You will need an internet connection, broadband wired or wireless (3G or 4G/LTE) is recommended.

You will need to download Zoom, a free video conferencing software to participate in the live activities. You can do this from the Zoom web site, or you will be prompted to download it prior to the program. Please review the Zoom system requirements.