Content areas may be appropriate for clinical audiences, general audiences, keynote or plenary sessions, advocacy, consultation, or any other professional need. Curricula is fully customizable to the needs of an audience or project. New areas are always being researched, developed, and established.
Project
Project
ABOUT US
The Clinical Readiness Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to delivering premiere psychological, behavioral, and mental health training curricula to any audience. The CRP serves as a consortium for elite-level subject matter experts and trainers across a broad spectrum of topics, and also manages larger grant-funded training initiatives for individual organizations and funders.
MISSION
The Clinical Readiness Project provides superior content development and delivery of mental, behavioral, and public health education. The CRP strengthens clinical preparedness and changes behaviors of those we serve.
CONTENT & CURRICULA
DIVERSITY STATEMENT
The Clinical Readiness Project prioritizes inclusiveness and intersectionality in consortium membership, board membership, content areas, audience engagement, and collaborative partnerships. This priority is a principle, ongoing, and growing process to be addressed in all aspects of planning, operations, delivery of services, and organization associations.
VALUE-INFORMED SERVICES
Creativity, inclusion, evidence-based data, justice, integrity, and perseverance are the specific core values that inform all actions, decisions, and services offered by the Clinical Readiness Project.
KEYNOTES, PLENARIES, AND CONFERENCES
Clinical Readiness Project consortium members are among the finest keynote speakers in mental and behavioral health, advocacy, policy, and public presentations.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT & CONSULTATION
Clinical Readiness Project is a consortium of subject matter experts with extensive experience in their identified subject area. If there is a project with a problem to solve, the CRP is a collaborative, creative, invested partner. We are available to implement, manage, and deliver both individual projects and large-scale initiatives.
EVIDENCE-BASED TRAININGS
Clinical Readiness Project speakers provide premiere curriculum training guided by clinical research, data, and clinical training.
CULTURAL, INCLUSIVE, AND TRAUMA INFORMED
Every presentation or project connected with the Clinical Readiness Project begins and ends with a perspective of cultural interest, humility, and inclusiveness. Trauma-informed ideas, perspectives, and launguage inform all projects and presentations through deep professional investment and transparent lived-experience.
DISTANCE LEARNING
Clinical Readiness Project speakers and curriculum can be delivered in person or virtually. We work with you to determine the most effective method of dissemination for talks, presentations, trainings, classes, or projects.
ADVOCACY, POLICY, INTEGRATION, APPLICATION
Clinical Readiness Project consortium members have been identified as experts in their fields across a wide spectrum of professional activity. All CRP efforts and projects integrate social justice and advocacy perspectives, and work towards efficient and effective dissemination of ideas, policy, clinical techniques, and action for individual, cultural, and societal benefit.
The Clinical Readiness Project is an IRS tax exempt 501(c)(3) Organization. All donations are tax deductible.Â
EIN # 84-464-1394
CLINICAL READINESS PROJECT
Organization/Operations
Ted C. Bonar, PsyD – Executive Director
All consortium members are independent professionals. They can be reached directly via their individual contact pages, or through general inquiry here. The Clinical Readiness Project can mediate discussion between consortium members and interested parties for individual presentations, and can negotiate larger-scale projects to include CRP project management services or CRP as a fiscal agent.
The Clinical Readiness Project refrains from any activity that would initiate a conflict of interest with any consortium member’s personal or professional affiliations.
IRS 501(c)3 #84-4641394
D-U-N-S # 117481514
EMAIL
Feel free to contact any consortium member directly via the address on their individual profile page.
You may also fill out the form below and your inquiry will be addressed directly.
