ARC Training Programs (Curricula)
ARC training programs are used by county, state and federal agencies, churches, schools and the military to enhance individual life skills, personal communications, work and family relationships and even on-the-job performance. Most of our curricula contain multiple modules, and can be customized to meet the exact needs of your audience.
An example of this flexibility is our popular Mastery Series, combining three curricula into one program. We also offer a more efficient way to gain certification for your team with our "2-for-1" Certification Event, detailed below.
We encourage organizations to contact us to discuss their specific training needs. While most audiences indicate training is more effective in person, we are experienced at providing our training virtually as well. Professional certification training is available either way. Call or email us to get started building your training plan.
Bring a cost-inclusive training to your organization with our “2-for-1” Facilitator Certification Training & Client Workshop!
Our "2-for-1" is the most cost-efficient way to certify new facilitators while conducting a live event for your clients. It includes:
- A pre-event leader brief to introduce the basics of theory and practice
- The live workshop/training with your clients. ARC presents the program, your facilitator-candidates observe and participate with our guidance
- A review of the event and final teaching points, then ARC confers certification - your facilitators are ready!
Your team learns the material and witnesses how the well program works, while answering questions and increasing their confidence in implementation. It’s the most efficient way to serve your clients while building your support team. Find out more, call ARC today!
Facilitator Certification Trainings We Offer
The Mastery Series
The Mastery Series is composed of 3 distinct curriculum, which can be run independently or in a series, for your clients who are Individuals or Couples. This facilitator certification training includes these three curricula:
Active Communication for Exceptional Relationships (4-6 hours)
Learn tools and skills to increase mutual understanding and promote accurate, thoughtful exchanges with higher quality communications.
Active Mindfulness for Healthy Emotions (4-6 hours)
Discover the importance of specific emotions and build high-level emotion management and resiliency skills. Learn key skills to thrive in life by taking power over emotions on behalf of logical and healthy choices.
Active Negotiation for Effective Resolutions (4-6 hours)
Gain important tools for effective resolutions and learn the art of diplomacy.
Active Military Life and Resiliency Skills (AMLRS)
Develop resiliency and further competency through use of effective skills and tools for professional and personal excellence. This is a modular program with 24 topics to mix and match for the exact agenda/amount of time available to fit your Individual or Couple-clients' needs.
NEW! Active Mindfulness & Strong Warriors
Build skills to help military members deal with cultural influences or mental challenges, while building capacity and empowering them to be Strong Warriors, defeating issues that trigger anger, anxiety or distress. Mindfulness is a positive influence on others through example, and can act as a mission multiplier. The curriculum is designed to be effectively delivered to larger audiences. For Individuals (12-24 hours).
Active Choices for Happy, Healthy Relationships
Determine the best choices in life to fit your beliefs and values. Discover new ways of thinking about what is most important in a relationship and what can work best for you. Sessions include assessments, discussions and experiential activities. Strong Bonds and BSRT approved. Often used by federal grantees. Great fit for Fatherhood - Family-focused, Interconnected, Resilient, and Essential (Fatherhood FIRE). For Individuals, Dating or Engaged Couples (12-16 hours).
Active Romance for Lasting Love
Take a light-hearted path to keep love strong! This course takes a healthy look at romance, while allowing a safe environment to discuss preferences, beliefs and attitudes. It examines important topics that assist couples in building or maintaining closeness, compassion, understanding and increased enthusiasm for one another. Strong Bonds and BSRT approved. Often used by federal grantees in conjunction with Active Marriage and Active Money Personalities. Great fit for Family, Relationship, and Marriage Education Works - Adults (FRAMEWorks). For Couples (8-14 hours).
Active Money Personalities
Discover your money personalities and build financial well-being. Active Money Personalities will help you understand habits and discover reasons why you make the financial choices you make. Couples going through this program find new ways of thinking that include compassion and mutual regard while providing communication practice and conflict resolution skills to build a budget as a team. All participants, including singles, will learn skills for creating, establishing and sticking with a budget. Active Money Personalities is often used in conjunction with Active Marriage and Best Practices and Active Romance by federal grantees (great fit for Family, Relationship, and Marriage Education Works - Adults (FRAMEWorks) For Couples or Singles (8-14 hours).
Active Relationships for Young Adults (ARYA)
Learn life skills for healthy relationships and wise choices. Topics include communication skills, emotion management, conflict resolution, making budgets, wise choices in friends and dating, recognizing personal strengths and future planning. ARYA is 12 units with 2 sessions each; sessions are 45-50 minutes and include experiential individual and group activities. Often used by federal grantees. Great fit for Relationships, Education, Advancement, and Development for Youth for Life (READY4Life.) For Youth 12-18 years old (12-24 hours).
Active Adults
Build resilience, emotional intelligence and learn effective tools to achieve a healthy, happy personal life and career! Active Adults includes topics from communication skills, conflict resolution, emotion management, making budgets, wise choices for friends, dating and marriage, to recognizing personal strengths and future planning. Sessions include experiential activities. Active Adults is a companion program to ARYA, and can be used concurrently for teenagers, aiding parents in finding a common language to discuss newly learned life and relationship skills. Often used by federal grantees. Great fit for Fatherhood - Family-focused, Interconnected, Resilient, and Essential (Fatherhood FIRE) and Relationships, Education, Advancement, and Development for Youth for Life (READY4Life.) For Individuals (12-24 hours).
Active Families
Build communication skills, including the healthy and safe expression of emotions, diplomacy and respect, positive thinking, and planning together as a family team. Best suited for families (including caregivers) with young children (elementary age) through teens. Sessions include experiential games designed to increase family bonds and individual skills for life. There is also a version focused on the unique challenges for Military families. For Families ( 7-12 hours).
Active Marriage and Best Practices
Active Marriage and Best Practices is packed with the essential how-to's about what works in marriage. It can be taught in weekly, one-day or weekend events. It includes communication and conflict resolution skills and skills for managing emotions, financial teamwork, negotiating challenges or extended and blended families and insight to keep love alive long-term. Sessions include lectures, discussions, and experiential individual, couple and group activities. Often used by federal grantees (great fit for Family, Relationship, and Marriage Education Works - Adults (FRAMEWorks). For Couples (8-12 hours).
ARC A.R.R.I.V.E. for First Responders
Build mindfulness, resilience, confidence and readiness through key skills and tools that enhance individual and team strengths. ARC A.R.R.I.V.E. also addresses practical interventions for burnout or potential relational fallout, enabling First Responders to maintain their own behavioral health throughout the challenges of disaster response. For Individuals (8-24 hours).