Community Crisis Response Team - Basic (In Person)

Content
2 modules

Difficulty
Basic

Rating

Course length
24 hours

Instructor
Suzanne Jones - Admin

Released
08 May 2026

Price
$995.00 USD

Description

The NOVA Basic Crisis Response Team Training is a 24-hour training pre-approved by the National Advocate Credentialing Program (NACP)® & D-SAACP.  The course is designed to provide individuals with a comprehensive overview of NOVA’s Crisis Intervention Model. 

This is an In-Person Only Course and requires CCVAA Permission to enroll.  This serves as the evaluation and certificate portal only.  To earn a certificate of completion, students must successfully attend the 3 in person class days, participate in the Practice GCI, and complete the end of class survey.

REGISTRATION:

CCVAA Members - $0 with Coupon Code         Non-Members - $995  
 
COST is FREE:
Registration for this training is free for CCVAA Member organizations and training is first come first served. This training is funded by funding awarded by state/federal grant fund(s) to CR 25 0019 012 through the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES). Organizations are responsible for covering the cost of travel/lodging for staff attending this training. CCVAA offers travel scholarships to support the cost. Apply below. 
 
For more information or assistance obtaining a registration coupon code, please email katiegilbertson@rivcoda.org 

SCHEDULE:  (address details provided after registration)

Upcoming Trainings:

November 3-5, 2026 - Riverside, CA  Registration closes October 19, 2026

Travel Scholarships: CCVAA is proud to offer travel scholarships for this course- accepted course attendees can apply here by 10/19/26. Link to form

 

Additional Sessions added as they become available.

 

Objectives

BASIC Crisis Response Team (CRT) Training Objectives

Introduction: Orientation on Crisis Response Teams
               • To initiate training and group cohesion
               • To create expectations for training including group projects

Chapter 1: Overview of Crisis Response
               • To define trauma
               • To describe how crisis response and intervention can contribute to coping with trauma

Chapter 2: The Trauma Response: Internal Factors
               • To recognize the 3 stages of the physical and emotional crisis reaction
               • To distinguish between normal brain function & traumatic brain function
               • To apprehend how trauma affects brain function

Chapter 3: The Trauma Response: External Factors
               • To sample a variety of dimensions surrounding a traumatic event
               • To use these factors for considerations of diagramming a disaster

Chapter 4: Crisis Intervention - The NOVA Model (SSVVPP)
               • To identify Safety & Security, Ventilation & Validation and Prediction & Preparation
               • To explain Safety & Security, Ventilation & Validation and Prediction & Preparation
               • To practice Safety & Security, Ventilation & Validation and Prediction & Preparation

Chapter 5: Group Crisis Intervention
               • To identify the NOVA Model (SSVVPP) as applied to a group
               • To explain the NOVA Model (SSVVPP) as applied to a group
               • To practice the NOVA Model (SSVVPP) as applied to a group

Chapter 6: Death, Loss and Grief
               • To engage participants on the concept of death and loss
               • To prepare participants to consider their own ‘stuff’ before becoming a responder
               • To understand key concrete steps to conveying uniquely bad news like a death notification

Chapter 7: Long-Term Stress Reactions
               • To understand long term stress reactions
               • To understand trigger events

Chapter 9: Spiritual Dimensions
               • To explore how trauma impacts various belief systems

Chapter 14 &15: Continuum of Age 
               • To explore the unique reactions of children to trauma
               • To examine how elders respond to trauma
               • To examine how physical and emotional disabilities can impact trauma survivors

Chapter 16: Stress of Caregivers
               • To examine what is stressful about responding to trauma
               • To learn positive coping strategies for responding to trauma

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate CRT Basic CCVAA 2026

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