Question 1

How does the training work?

Accepted Answer

• Trainings are available to organizations that hold DECIDE licenses
 • Trainings are delivered by a DECIDE Trainer
 • Trainees attend the 14-hour training over 2 full days or 4 half days
 • Trainings are available virtually or in-person
    • Virtual trainings meet on Zoom or Teams using computers and webcams
    • In-person trainings meet at the client’s organization

Question 2

What will trainees learn?

Accepted Answer

The DECIDE Facilitator Training has 4 parts:
1. Introduction to the DECIDE Program: An overview of the DECIDE program, the problem-solving approach, and the evidence supporting the program.
2. Facilitation Strategies: Instruction on facilitation strategies to help DECIDE Facilitators deliver the program effectively.
3. Training in the DECIDE Curriculum: A review of the content of each of the 9 modules of DECIDE.
4. Practice Sessions: Trainees practice delivering portions of the DECIDE program. The DECIDE Trainer observes the mock delivery and provides feedback to help trainees refine their skills.

Question 3

What are the requirements to become a certified DECIDE Facilitator?

Accepted Answer

All DECIDE facilitators must complete the certification process before delivering DECIDE. Certification will be approved and reviewed annually by the DECIDE team.

To become a certified DECIDE Facilitator, a person must:
 • Complete the 14-hour DECIDE Facilitator Training led by a DECIDE Trainer
 • Satisfactorily complete a mock delivery of a module or part of a module during the practice sessions
 
To maintain certification, each DECIDE Facilitator must:
 • Deliver DECIDE to at least one cohort per year
 • Complete required data elements (e.g., attendance for cohort participants) for each cohort delivered
 • Maintain high fidelity to the intervention, assessed at least once for each cohort delivered

Facilitator Training

DECIDE Facilitator Training

Facilitator training and certification are required for people who will serve as DECIDE Facilitators. The training is 14 hours of instruction on what makes DECIDE work and how to deliver each of the 9 modules.

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