Training for Clinicians & Organizations
CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing training for mental health professionals and organizations who want to deliver better care and feel more confident doing it.
In-person and virtual training options are available for individual clinicians, private practices, schools, hospitals, and organizations.
Your clients are struggling. You want to help them more effectively.
Seeing your client suffering while struggling to make a change in their life is tough. Sitting with a teen who won’t engage, a parent at the end of their rope, or a young adult in distress takes a toll. And without the right tools, even the most committed clinician can feel stuck.
Maybe you’re working with clients whose anxiety keeps them from making progress. Maybe you’re seeing more self-harm, more emotional dysregulation, more families in crisis than you feel equipped to handle. Maybe you want to deepen your skills in proven approaches—not just learn about them, but use them with confidence.
At Behavioral Care Center of New Jersey, we train clinicians and organizations in the treatments that work, including CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing, with the kind of hands-on instruction that translates directly into the therapy room.
Training for Therapists in Florham Park, NJ
Our Training Offerings
At Behavioral Care Center of New Jersey, we believe the right training, delivered with expertise and genuine passion, makes clinicians more effective, more confident, and less burned out. And that benefits everyone: most of all, themselves and the clients they serve.
We offer training for organizations as well as training for individual clinicians and therapists.
Mental Health Training & Workshops in Florham Park, NJ
Mental Health Training Options for Your Organization
MI Training for Your Organization
About The Training
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a collaborative, compassionate style of communication that helps clients identify and strengthen their own motivation for change. Because MI integrates seamlessly into the therapies you already practice, it is one of the most immediately useful tools a clinician can add to their skill set.
MI is particularly powerful when working with clients who are ambivalent about change, resistant to treatment, or struggling to sustain progress. It strengthens engagement, reduces dropout, and improves outcomes across a wide range of clinical presentations.
Dr. Lander Miller is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) and offers several routes through which your team can learn and deepen their MI skills.
Available MI Trainings
- Two Day Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
- A Taste of Motivational Interviewing
- Integrating Motivational Interviewing into Exposure Response Prevention in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders
- The Stages of Change and Language
- The Righting Reflex and the Processes of MI
- When a patient is not ready to change: values and developing discrepancy
- Responding to sustain talk and discord
- Developing a shared action plan with your patient
- Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
- Advanced Motivational Interviewing
- MI for Group Treatment
- MI in Schools
- MI Consultation for Clinicians
- MI Consultation for Supervisors
- Customized MI Workshops
- MI Two Day Introduction to Motivational Interviewing.
- A Taste of Motivational Interviewing.
- Integrating Motivational Interviewing into Exposure Response Prevention in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders.
- The Stages of Change and Language.
- The Righting Reflex and the Processes of MI.
- When a patient is not ready to change: values and developing discrepancy.
- Responding to sustain talk and discord Developing a shared action plan with your patient.
Who This Training Is For
BCCNJ has delivered MI training for mental health professionals, medical professionals, school nurses and counselors, hospital staff, and private practitioners. MI is valuable for anyone who works with people navigating change.
What Your Team Will Walk Away With
- A collaborative, compassionate communication style that strengthens the therapeutic relationship
- Practical tools to reduce client resistance and increase engagement in treatment
- Improved ability to help clients identify and build their own intrinsic motivation for change
- Higher treatment adherence and better client outcomes
- Reduced clinician burnout through a more collaborative, less directive approach
To learn more about our MI training offerings or to discuss a customized program for your organization, contact Dr. Lander Miller at 973-660-0700 or emiller@behavioralcarenj.com
CBT and DBT Training for Your Organization
About The Training
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) are among the most rigorously researched and effective treatments available. But knowing about them is not the same as knowing how to deliver them with skill and confidence.
At Behavioral Care Center of New Jersey, we provide hands-onCBT and DBT training for clinicians and organizations who want to fine-tine their expertise and deliver care more effectively, whether they are integrating these approaches for the first time or deepening an existing skill set.
We provide training for clinicians in private practice, schools, hospitals, community-based settings, and organizations across New Jersey and beyond.
CBT Training Topics Include
- The Clinician’s First-Aid Kit: A Practical Guide to Distress Tolerance
- Managing Meltdowns: Evidence Based Interventions to Help Your Clients Manage Their Anger
- Disruptive Behavior Disorders: Assessment and Intervention for Children with Behavioral Problems
- Integrating CBT Skills into Clinical Practice in School Settings
- Integrating CBT Skills into Treatment of Anxiety
- Multicultural CBT
- Integrating CBT Skills into the treatment of trauma
- CBT Consultation for Mental Health Clinicians
- CBT Consultation for Mental Health Supervisors
- CBT Skills in Schools: Skills Building and Consultation Session for MH Providers
- An introduction to trauma focused CBT
- Evidence-Based Interventions for the Treatment of Depression in Teens
- Clinical Applications to the Treatment of Depression in Teens
- Clinical Applications to the Treatment of Anxiety in Teens
- Utilizing Evidence-Based Interventions to Treat School Refusal
- Two Day Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
- The Clinician’s First-Aid Kit: A Practical Guide to Distress Tolerance
DBT Training Topics Include
- The Clinician’s First-Aid Kit: A Practical Guide to Distress Tolerance
- Introduction to Utilizing DBT skills in Schools: Biosocial theory, Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance
- Introduction to Utilizing DBT skills in Schools: Distress Tolerance and Emotion Regulation
- Introduction to Utilizing DBT skills in Schools: Interpersonal Effectiveness
- DBT Consultation for Mental Health Clinicians
- DBT Consultation for Mental Health Supervisors
- DBT Skills in Schools: Skills Building and Consultation Session for Mental Health Providers
- DBT for Spanish speakers
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy: An Overview of DBT with children and Adolescents
- The Clinician’s First-Aid Kit: A Practical Guide to Distress Tolerance
School Based Training Topics Include
- Behavioral Consultation for Parents and Teachers
- School-Based Prevention Intervention for Eating Disorders
- Clinical Work with Boys and Young Men in School Settings
- Teacher Child Interaction Therapy (TCIT)
- Best Practices in Peer Mediation in School Settings
- Combating Bullying: Prevention, Recognition, and Intervention
- Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Interventions to Address Bullying in Schools
- Introduction to Utilizing DBT Skills in Schools: Biosocial Theory, Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance
- Introduction to Utilizing DBT Skills in Schools: Distress Tolerance and Emotion Regulation
- Introduction to Utilizing DBT Skills in Schools: Interpersonal Effectiveness
- DBT Skills in Schools: Skills Building and Consultation Session for Mental Health Providers
- Integrating CBT Skills into Clinical Practice in School Settings
- CBT Skills in Schools: Skills Building and Consultation Session for Mental Health Providers
- Utilizing Evidence-Based Interventions to Treat School Refusal
- MI in Schools
- DBT Consultation for Mental Health Clinicians
- Assertiveness Training for Young People
- Helping Students and Families Navigate School-Based Academic and Emotional Supports, IEP/504 Processes, and Other School Accommodations
- The ABCs of Managing Strong Emotions in Your Classroom
- Group Therapy: An Evidence-Based Intervention for Teens in School Settings
- Trauma-Focused and Trauma-Informed Interventions for Youth and Teens in Schools
- The Storm: Supporting Students in Uncertain Times
- Supporting Your Students Through the Bereavement Process
Additional Training Topics
- The Alef, Bet, Vet’s of Your Child’s Behavior: How to Manage Your Child’s Behavior Effectively
- An Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Approach to Managing Stress
- Art Therapy Interventions for Children & Adolescents
- Evidence-Based Interventions (EBIs) in Mental Health Treatment: Consultation Session for Mental Health Providers
- Evidence-Based Strategies for Working with LGBTQ+ Youth and Their Families
- Executive Functioning Interventions for Youths
- Supporting Your Students Through the Bereavement Process
- Clinical Applications to Evidence-Based Interventions for Teens Who Use Substances
- Adolescent Development: Supporting Self-Reflective Skills
- Parenting With Purpose
- From Stomach Aches to Irritability: Helping Your Child Manage Their Stress and Anxiety
- Grief Work With Adolescents
- Acceptance & Commitment Therapy: An Introduction
- Managing Meltdowns: Evidence-Based Interventions to Help Your Clients Manage Their Anger
- Disruptive Behavior Disorders: Assessment and Intervention for Children with Behavioral Problems
- Diagnosing Eating Disorders and an Introduction to Evidence-Based Interventions
- Incorporating Mindfulness into Treatment
- Assertiveness Training for Young People
- Eating Disorders, Body Image, Well-Being, and the Impact of Media
- Helping Students and Families Navigate School-Based Academic and Emotional Supports, IEP/504 Processes, and Other School Accommodations
- Behavioral Consultation for Parents and Teachers
- School-Based Prevention Intervention for Eating Disorders
- Clinical Work with Boys and Young Men in School Settings
- The Storm: Supporting Students in Uncertain Times
What Your Team Will Walk Away With
- A collaborative, compassionate communication style that strengthens the therapeutic relationship
- Practical tools to reduce client resistance and increase engagement in treatment
- Improved ability to help clients identify and build their own intrinsic motivation for change
- Higher treatment adherence and better client outcomes
- Reduced clinician burnout through a more collaborative, less directive approach
We are happy to develop a curriculum that best fits your organization’s needs. To learn more, contact Dr. Lander Miller at 973-660-0700 or emiller@behavioralcarenj.com
Training for Therapists & Organizations in Florham Park, NJ
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Questions About Training for Clinicians & Organizations
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Who are your trainings designed for?
Our trainings are designed for mental health professionals at all levels, from early-career clinicians building their skill set to experienced therapists and supervisors looking to deepen their expertise. We have provided training for private practitioners, school counselors and psychologists, hospital staff, community mental health organizations, and medical professionals.
We also offer specialized training for community partners and helping professionals outside of traditional clinical settings, including teachers, school nurses, preschool staff, parents, physicians, and occupational therapists. These trainings are designed to provide practical tools, education, and support for those working closely with children, teens, adults, and families in schools, healthcare settings, and the broader community.
If you work with people navigating change, difficult emotions, or behavioral challenges, our trainings are for you.
Can trainings be customized for our organization?
Yes, and we encourage it. Every organization has different needs, different clinical populations, and different gaps in training. We’re happy to work with you to develop a curriculum that fits your team, your setting, and your goals.
To discuss a customized training for your organization, contact Dr. Lander Miller directly at 973-660-0700 or emiller@behavioralcarenj.com.
Are your trainings available virtually?
Yes. We offer both in-person and virtual training options to accommodate organizations and individual clinicians across New Jersey and beyond. Format options will be discussed during the inquiry process.
What makes BCCNJ qualified to deliver these trainings?
Dr. Erica Lander Miller and the BCCNJ team bring decades of clinical experience and intensive specialized training in CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing. Dr. Lander Miller is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT). Our team has delivered training for schools, hospitals, private practices, and community organizations across New Jersey.
We don’t just teach these approaches. Instead, we practice them every day with some of the most complex clinical presentations in our field. That experience is what makes our training practical, credible, and immediately applicable.
How do I register for an upcoming expert-led training?
To inquire about upcoming trainings or register for a workshop, contact Dr. Lander Miller at 973-660-0700 or emiller@behavioralcarenj.com. You can also complete the contact form, and a member of our team will be in touch.
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