Person- and community-oriented rehabilitation coordination dedicated to rehabilitation coordinators from the Haredi community
About the course
The work of the rehabilitation coordinator constitutes a significant aspect of the rehabilitation and recovery processes in mental health and includes many and varied activities in connection with the person, the community and other factors. The rehabilitation coordinator is required to have a great deal of knowledge and diverse skills in order to help the person navigate the rehabilitation process in a unique and beneficial way for them.
The course will teach various aspects of the job content, required skills and rehabilitation tools for the coordinator's work. We will also look at the role identity of the rehabilitation coordinator, while culturally adapting to the characteristics of discourse and work in Haredi society.
The course is intended for professionals involved in rehabilitation coordination who are interested in expanding their knowledge, skills, and tools in their field of work and will assist in providing tools for using knowledge and skills as a basis for promoting the processes of accompaniment, integration, and recovery of people receiving services in various rehabilitation frameworks.
- In accordance with Ministry of Health procedures, this course is a requirement for employment in the community mental health rehabilitation system. The rehabilitation coordinator must complete the course designated for his position within 3 years of taking up the position.
Course objectives
- The student will delve deeper into the role, personal, and professional identity of the rehabilitation coordinator, and will learn practical tools and skills for assessing, mapping, diagnosing, and developing a person's readiness for rehabilitation and their ability to define personal goals.
- The student will be exposed to innovative models in care coordination.
- The student will be familiar with at least two intervention tools that are appropriate for the concept of recovery and rehabilitation work, and will experience working with at least one of them.
- The student will become familiar with the principles of community integration and its implications for daily work practice.
The course is tailored to men, rehabilitation coordinators, from the ultra-Orthodox community.
Course structure
The course includes between 10-15 sessions, each lasting 6 academic hours, with a training workshop in two groups taking place in the last two hours.
Participants
The course is intended for men from ultra-Orthodox society, professionals, supported employment coordinators, mentoring and support coordinators, and all professional workers involved in coordinating rehabilitation/treatment in various rehabilitation frameworks.
Course requirements
- Attendance is required for 90% of classes.
- Active participation in discussions, the tutorial group, and classroom exercises.
- Participation in an hour and a half training workshop in two groups, including submitting and processing an event.
- Submitting a course summary assignment
Admission conditions
- A professional worker or supported employment coordinator, in one of the rehabilitation frameworks in the community.
- The number of participants in the course is limited, so hurry up and register.