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Welcome to
          New England Training Associates

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This site is for those interested in professional training and consultation utilizing

                              Best Practices and Restorative Practices

                       serving children, youth, and families by the following providers:

                                                                                                                                     

   Residential Treatment  

   GroupHomes

   Day Treatment

   Day Programs

   Juvenile Justice

   Foster Care

   Community Programs 

   Public Schools

   Special Schools

   Charter Schools

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Safety Training Includes: 

                   

   First Aid-CPR/AED  (Health Safety Institute and Red Cross)               

   Bloodborne Pathogens

   BLS - Basic Life Support

   Trauma Informed Care

    De-escalation - Physical Restraints

 

Skills for Professional Staff:

   Child and Youth Care Practitioners

   Direct Care Providers

   Community Workers

   Foster Caregivers

   Social Workers

   Teachers

   Special Educators

   Teacher Assistants

   Behavioral Specialists

   Parent Support Mentors

   Program Supervisors/Managers/Administrators

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Training at both public settings and private on-site in-service

A training provider for the Rhode Island Training Academy

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​Specializing:   In the behavioral and emotional challenges of troubled children and youth                

                              encountered by those dedicated and skilled professionals working in difficult                                          human service and educational settings.

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Relational:      Training programs based on best practices, neuroscience, and observable evidence. 

                             Training to comprehend underlying behavioral and emotional issues stemming                                        from neglect, abuse, and trauma. Understanding the causes of  complex trauma                                     and its manifistations, types of attachment, and aggression issues that affect                                           social relationships on all levels and to implement healing and restorative practices.

  

Mission:        Strength-based practical, ready-to-use training. 

           

Helping:         Troubled and troubling children, youth, and their families.

      

Solutions:        Helping to find the way to get it done.

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Accreditation Standards: Training focused on new and senior staff , as well as ongoing                                                                      education and development, which is based upon regulatory/                                                                    accreditation requirements to support competency-based                                                                          performance at all levels of the organization.  National Child and                                                             Youth Care Practitioner certification training, CEUs, and 

                                                            professional development credits are offered on selected 

                                                            trainings.

 

Best practices and standards recommended by:

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  • Child and Youth Care Certification Board (CYCCB)

  • Association of Child and Youth Care Practice (ACYCP)

  • International Leadership Coalition for Professional Child and Youth Care      

  • Child and Youth Care Worker Certification Institute

  • Academy for Competent Youth Care Work

  • Rhode Island Council of Resource Providers (RICORP)

  • Rhode Island Center for Early Learning Professionals

  • American Health Safety Institute (ASHI)

  • Red Cross

  • Pyramid Media

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                               Gene Cavaliere MA   CYC-P - Lead Trainer

                                            Contact:  gene@neassoc

                                                            (401) 568-6412


 

     

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