Inside The Alabama Training Modules
The Alabama training modules are helping hundreds of individual support providers enhance their services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the state of Alabama. They cover a wide range of topics including rights, health, assessment, and more.
Eligible Participants
The training modules are solely intended for organizations and individual employees providing supports and services for people with disabilities in the state of Alabama.
Module Components
Within each training module, participants will be able to download associated handouts, as well as a complete a post-training test through SurveyMonkey.
Module Access
The training modules and handouts are password-protected to help ensure exclusive access by Alabama providers. The login credentials are provided by the state of Alabama.
Technical Assistance
If you have questions or require technical assistance, you can contact Grayson Knight Schemer, with the Alabama Department of Mental Health/Division Developmental Disabilities, or the CQL Training department.
Training Topics
The training modules include nine different areas that are specifically important to human service providers in the state of Alabama.
- QDDP Overview
- Know Your Rights
- Administrative Code
- Health, Safety, and Medical
- Nurse Delegation
- Incident Prevention and Management System
- Overview of Assessments
- Person-Centered Planning
- Behavioral Support Planning
Alabama Training Module Partners
The project involves a collaboration between CQL | The Council on Quality and Leadership, and the state of Alabama.
AL Department of Mental Health/Division Developmental Disabilities
The division provides services and supports to individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families in Alabama.
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Alabama Training Modules
Alabama Training Modules
CQL | The Council on Quality and Leadership has developed 9 training modules for human service providers in Alabama, in partnership with the Alabama Department of Mental Health/Division Developmental Disabilities.
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