Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) 101

ACT 101 is a foundational course made up of several self-directed learning modules designed for both new and experienced ACT service providers. The course introduces key principles and practices of the Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) model of care.

ACT 101 includes the following learning modules:

Module 1: ACT Beginnings, Standards and Fidelity
Module 2: Promoting Individual and Team Resilience in ACT Work
Module 3: ACT and Recovery-Oriented Psychosocial Rehabilitation Tools and Practices
Module 4: A Day in the Life of an ACT Team
Module 5: BC ACT Communities of Practice
Module 6: Composition of an ACT Team
Module 7: The Intersection Between the Criminal Justice System and ACT
Module 8: Leading with Care While Managing Risk

Modules take about 30–60 minutes each and can be saved, revisited, and completed in any order.

To mark a module as “Done,” learners are required to complete a brief feedback form. Please note that there is no certificate of completion for this course.