Introduction to Collaborative Problem Solving®(CPS)*
IN-PERSON INTRODUCTORY OVERVIEW ON
COLLABORATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING®(CPS)
RETHINKING CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR
An Innovative, Trauma-Informed, Skill-Based Approach for Teaching, Treating, Parenting Children, Youth, and Young Adults with Challenging Behaviors
Attend Introduction to CPS
October 7, 2025
10:00-Noon
or
October 20, 2025
6:30-8:30 pm
HBCC
145 W Main Street
Suite 260
Tustin, CA 92780
Who should attend?
- Educators
- Childcare Providers
- Mental Health Providers
- Advocates
- Parents, Step-parents, Foster parents
- Caregivers, Grandparents
- Clinicians
What will I learn?
- Comparisons of how CPS more effectively addresses behavior than traditional models
- Processes to assess and plan intervention components of the CPS model
- Understanding of Strategies for when a child struggles with:
Frustration Tolerance
Cognitive Flexibility
Emotional Regulation/Self-regulation
Expressing thoughts, needs, concerns in words
- Strategies for proactively working with children to build skills for areas of chronic challenges
- Strategies to foster positive relationship and skill growth within the classroom
Presenter:
Elisa Brown, MSW Intern
CPS/TK Certified Trainer
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Location: At your agency, school, organization
Cost: Varies
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TESTIMONIALS
Kathleen McFarlin, M.A. Ed., Manager, Family Support and Community Outreach, Comfort Connection Family Resource Center, Regional Center of Orange County(RCOC)
So many great testimonials about how Collaborative Problem Solving touches families!! Thanks so much for making these overviews and courses happen.
Director, UCI Preschool, Irvine
HBCC - I love how you advocate for children. I have shared much of the information that I was exposed to during the Overview you provided our staff, administration and teachers. All invaluable.
*The Collaborative Problem Solving®(CPS) approach is owned and developed by Think:Kids (www.thinkkids.org), a program based in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital(MGH) in Boston, MA. Those CPS Certified receive ongoing supervision from T:K and are independent of MGH.
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