NEW! For trainers of the MHSS curriculum and the MHRT/C non-academic domain training, there is now a page containing supplemental material, (link opens in a new page) shared by other approved trainers. If you have material you would like to share, please send it to cfl-muskie@maine.edu.

RESCHEDULED MHRT/C Domain 5 NA Curriculum Train-the-Trainer Save-the-Dates: September 27 & 29, 2023.

NA Trainer Standards V3, current as of March 12, 2021.

NA-Trainer-Application (last page of the above trainer standards).

NA Training Notification Form (Used by approved trainers to send notice of a non-academic training they are offering.)

Trainer Renewal Form (Used by approved trainers to renew their trainer certification for a specific Domain course.)

NOTE: You are required to attend a separate Train-the-Trainer session for each MHRT/C domain you wish to teach, even if you have applied in the past for a different domain.

If you have previously applied and were approved for another domain, you have met the core non-academic MHRT/C standards and it is not necessary to re-submit the same materials, e.g. official transcripts, reference letters, etc.  However, you must meet the trainer-specific requirements for each domain you wish to teach. 

For each additional domain you are applying to teach, please forward the following documentation:

• Completed application form
• Documentation of professional development over the past two years in content areas related to the applicable domain
• One reference letter specifically addressing practical knowledge of content in applicable domain

To be announced in the future.

Last updated: April 3, 2023

Virginia Commonwealth University’s Rehabilitation Research and Training Center Supported Employment Web-based trainings offers two different courses:

• “Supported Competitive Employment for Individuals with Mental Illness”
• “Supported Employment Web-based Certificate Series” offered in partnership with APSE (Advancing Employment, Connecting People)

The Institute on Community Inclusion at UMASS Boston oversees the Employment for ME Workforce Development System, aka “Maine Working Together”.

The Association of Community Rehabilitation Educators (ACRE) offers training. Click on their training calendar.

(NO LONGER AVAILABLE) OBH has approved the combination of the four workshops listed below to meet the Vocational Aspects of Disabilities requirement toward Full MHRT/C certification:

1. Earn the 18 module online Job Coach Credential training.
2. Complete the follow-up face-to-face Fading Supports training within 6 months of the above. Details are at the above link.
3. Complete the Work & Benefits Navigator Training (check Registration link for dates/locations).
4. (CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE) Complete the Creating a Culture of Employment Training.