CCTC of Central NJ has the capacity to tailor training/consultation to meet an agency’s specific needs. At present, CCTC is working to design training tracks for Support Staff, Agency Boards, and Mental Health Trainers.
For needs beyond the training and consultation offered as part of the DMHS grant, please check click on the links for the CCTC of Central New Jersey co-sponsors: |
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The Cultural Competence Training Center of Central NJ (CCTC) offers training and consultation to mental health professionals and agencies that receive public mental health funding in the State of New Jersey in the interest of helping them reduce racial and ethnic disparities in mental health services.
CCTC of Central New Jersey accomplishes our mission by offering three training series, ranging from six to twelve months) for teams of clinicians, clinical supervisors, and agency leaders working in agencies that are prepared to work towards maximizing their agencies’ responsiveness to the cultural groups they serve: 1) Intensive Clinical Training Series, 2) Clinical Supervision Series, and 3) Leadership Training/consultation Series. Additionally, we offer mental health professionals the opportunity to participate, at an individual level, in our ‘open’ workshops and conferences. |
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The CCTC’s training model, curriculum content, and training strategies are guided by our training experience over three decades, and from dialogue with our network of nationally known trainers. Central to our philosophy is our awareness that training on the subject of culture (race, gender, ethnicity, religion and sexual orientation) evokes deep feelings. We believe that cultural competence begins with understanding ourselves in cultural context- our own history and the history of the societal structures of the society in which we live. |
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From Route 287 South
Follow 287 South to Exit 9
Make a right onto River Road toward Highland Park and travel about 4 miles.
After the railroad overpass, make the second left onto Harrison Avenue
Take a right onto 2nd Avenue and go about 5 blocks to Denison
Turn left onto Denison, the institute is 2 blocks down on the right, at number 328. |
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Office of Prevention Services & Research 151 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 732-235-9260 800-762-2989 |
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