FACT Training Series
Overview
The FACT training series is offered by our partners, the Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS). This 5-part training series, offered quarterly in live virtual-only format, is available to staff on FACT teams and ACT teams serving justice-involved clients.
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Sensitizing Providers to the Effects of Incarceration on Treatment This training explores the culture of incarceration and how it can impact a client’s ability to adjust to a community behavioral health setting. It is designed to help sensitize providers to the reentry experience and provide strategies to engage a... Training | Added on 12/12/2025 | Space available! | Next available date: Wed, 9/16/2026 |
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This training will explore the dynamic and static risk factors associated with re-incarceration and the ways that providers can intervene to help clients achieve successful outcomes. The class will begin with an overview of the current evidence-based... Training | Added on 12/12/2025 |
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Cross-Systems Collaboration: Supporting Mandated Clients This training provides an overview of diversion and community supervision and the role that behavioral health providers can play in supporting clients who are mandated to treatment by the court, or as a condition of probation or parole. First, we wil... Training | Added on 12/12/2025 |
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Mass Incarceration, Criminal Justice and Mental Health: A Racial Equity Perspective This training will provide context and historical background on the effect mass incarceration plays on racial/ethnic communities and the people who comprise them. The training will include a basic understanding of definitions related to racial equity... Training | Added on 12/12/2025 | Space available! | Next available date: Wed, 9/2/2026 |
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First Person Perspectives: From Incarceration to Recovery This training will provide a first-hand account of the experience of incarceration, reentry and recovery from those who have lived through it. Trainers will describe their day-to-day experiences of incarceration and the strategies they used to cope w... Training | Added on 12/12/2025 |
