Recognition of Prior Training & Experience full program

Please read:  All participants must apply to MCOLES before participating in this program. Participants in the Recognition of Prior Training and Experience Program are required to attend all hours of training. Do not wear red and bring a billed cap and bring glove you can shot with for Responsive to Active Violence. All equipment is supplied. If you would like to bring your own equipment you must bring: Firearm, pouch, magazines, holster. Behavioral Health Emergency Partnership Pre-Course Information Behavioral Health Emergency Partnership (BHEP) is a behavioral health training course designed to equip emergency responders with the tools they need to effectively recognize, respond, and mitigate a behavioral health crisis incident. BHEP Training is 20 hours in length, consisting of three linked training segments, Pre-Course Online Training (4-hours), Classroom Instruction (8-hours), and Scenario Based Training (8-hours). The BHEP program utilizes instructional strategies that are aligned with adult learning theory, the experiential learning cycle and ITIP (Instructional Theory in Practice) to translate knowledge and skill to behavioral enhancement on-the-job. 1.Self-paced online learning - The initial segment of instruction (Behavioral Health Crisis Training) is to be completed through the MITrain LMS website(https://www.train.org/mi-train). Chrome has given the best results for ease of navigation inside the course. a. Log in or create a MITrain account b. Search for “Behavioral Health Crisis Training” c. Use the registration code “BHCTEST” (all caps, no spaces) d. Save your certificate of completion2.Classroom based learning - Day one utilizes student centered instructional strategies such as small group activities, live role play, video scenarios, and groupdiscussions.3.Scenario based training - Day two is designed to meet the psychomotor needs of the participant while offering the opportunity to utilize all knowledge and skills from the previous training sessions. Unlike the classroom role plays, scenario training creates a setting which is 70-80% cognitive reality. This allows for safe practice of these skills in a dynamic and realistic environment. For additional information or questions contact: Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES) Jenna M. Gallagher Behavioral Health Response Training Coordinatorgallagherj14@michigan.gov / 517-648-9128