ADMINISTRATOR
RECERTIFICATION
PROGRAM
Classroom Based Administrator Training
Cornerstone Community Homes offers training for recertification of Administrators of Adult Residential Facilities (ARFs). We are approved by the California Department of Social Services as a vendor of Continuing Education Unit (CEU) courses for ARF Administrator Recertification – #2000208-735-2.
For more than 30 years we have served individuals with developmental disabilities through our residential programs. We expanded our services in response to a need for classroom administrator training in Marin County and the surrounding area.
We believe that everyone deserves to enjoy a satisfying life as an active participant in the community and we incorporate our philosophy of personal growth and inclusion in our administrator recertification courses.
Our Instructors
Our qualified instructors are actively involved in the day-to-day management of our seven licensed residential programs in Marin County for ambulatory developmentally disabled adults with intellectual disabilities and serious behavioral issues. They have many years in managing licensed residential facilities and bring valuable real-life perspective into the classroom.
Jim Rosetti
Associate Executive Director
Kayla Hotchkiss
Manager of Programs + Ops
Our Courses
Coaching and Supervision of Direct Support Staff
“Coaching and Supervision of Direct Support Staff” is a two-hour course that supports supervisors and administrators with a coaching-based approach to supervision, training and counseling of direct support staff. ARF Course Approval #208-0203-29415; 2 CEUs.
Person-Centered Thinking and the HCBS Final Rule
As part of the Person-Centered Planning Comprehensive System Transformation Statewide Training Initiative, the New York State Department of Health – in partnership with Support Development Associates (SDA) and Public Consulting Group (PCG) – is pleased to offer this virtual training opportunity. Person-Centered Thinking and the HCBS Final Rule is a 2-hour interactive virtual training that will provide an overview of the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Final Rule, its application to New York State services and supports, and will help participants understand how person-centered thinking skills support compliance with the HCBS Final Rule.
