Training Opportunities
The Guilford Center provides training opportunities and resources for contract and other service provider staff. Courses offered through the Guilford Center are posted on this page. In addition, there are links to a variety of other statewide organizations that offer relevant training opportunities for providers. You will want to "bookmark" this page in your Web browser, as new trainings are frequently added.
If you have questions related to staff development and training
in the areas of mental health, developmental disabilities or substance
abuse, please contact:
Anne Gable, Organizational Development Specialist
Email agable@guilfordcenter.com or telephone 336.641.7473
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Directions and Parking Information
Please note: There are special parking areas for sessions in Greensboro. Ticketing and towing are enforced. Click on the link below for a printable map of the designated parking areas:
Parking for the Guilford Center's Training Events in Greensboro
Reserve your space now for any of the above provider training programs.
LIMITED SEATING IS AVAILABLE FOR EACH TRAINING SESSION. Training rooms are sometimes cool. For your comfort, it is advisable to bring a sweater or jacket.
Refund Policy: If you are unable to attend a training session that you have registered and paid for, you may:
- Send a substitute (substitutions not allowed for Medication Administration training) - just call to let us know who the substitute will be.
- Obtain a refund or transfer the payment to another Guilford Center training session, if you notify us at least two business days in advance.
PLEASE NOTE: Reservations are not fully processed until payment has been received. Payments must be made by check or money order made payable to The Guilford Center. Please include a note of explanation telling us the name of the person(s) for whom you are paying, as well as the title of the training(s) and the date(s).
Mail your payment to:
Anne Gable
The Guilford Center
404 North Eugene Street
Greensboro, NC 27401, OR deliver your payment to the Reception Desk at Guilford Center Carroll Building, 404 North Eugene Street, Greensboro, NC 27401.
Other Training Opportunities
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina, Charlotte AHEC, and Project Star Carolinas are sponsoring a FREE 5-module training course for North Carolina providers on "Traumatic Brain Injuries and Public Services in North Carolina." more...
The Guilford Center's Geriatric/Adult Specialty Team - provides informative training FREE of CHARGE to long term care facilities and the communities of Guilford County
Fraud and Abuse Information for Providers (PowerPoint presentation)
Medication Administration
Incident Training
Links to Other Training Opportunities
Sources of information on Endorsed Training
Medication Administration:
A Course for Unlicensed Personnel in Community Facilities
Abbreviations (44k PDF)
For additional information, including inclement weather policy, contact Debbie Knox
Telephone 336.641.4306 or Email: dknox@guilfordcenter.com
Links to Other Training Opportunities
The sites listed here describe other opportunities for training,
consultation and staff development that may be of use to service
providers.
- North Carolina Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) www.med.unc.edu/ahec/
- N.C. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services www.dhhs.state.nc.us/mhddsas/
- Behavioral Healthcare Institute, Behavioral Healthcare Resource
Program
http://behavioralhealthcareinstitute.org/ - Developmental Disabilities Training Institute www.unc.edu/depts/ddti
- North Carolina Evidence Based Practice Center www.ncebpcenter.org
- North Carolina Council of Community Programs www.nc-council.org
Sources of information on Endorsed Training
The UNC-CH School of Social Work Behavioral Healthcare Resource Program is a source of information for training related to mental health and substance abuse service definitions and person centered planning. UNC-CH Behavioral Healthcare Resource Program
The UNC-CH Developmental Disabilities Training Institute (DDTI) provides training for professionals and paraprofessionals whose primary focus is developmental disabilities (and dual diagnosis of a developmental disabilities and a mental health issue).
UNC-CH Developmental Disabilities Training Institute
The North Carolina Evidence-Based Practices Center (NCEBPC) was created by Southern Regional Area Health Education Center in Fayetteville, NC and is dedicated to the support of evidence based mental health practices, treatments, and interventions. They offer training, consultation, and other assistance to help practitioners and administrators make the changes required by ongoing mental health reforms in North Carolina. The NCEBPC is supported by a generous grant of The Duke Endowment. Resources and services offered here in support of the mental health community.
NC Evidence Based Practice Center
Training information is also posted on the North Carolina Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services Web site. Go to their Web site and click on Providers of MH/DD/SAS Services on the left side menu. Then scroll down to "training." View their Question and Answer section. They have a conference calendar posted on their Web site, too.
NC Division of MH/DD/SAS
The North Carolina Area Health Education Center www.med.unc.edu/ahec and local Greensboro Area Health Education Center www.gahec.org are sources of professional healthcare training.