Online Courses

Online Youth Firesetting Training

After three decades of providing in-person trainings on the assessment and treatment of youth firesetting,  Dr. Stadolnik is excited about the opportunity to bring his experience in providing state of the art, in-person trainings to an online format.  Our online programs are designed to provide greater learner flexibility, immediate access to high-quality trainings, and the opportunity for leaders to scale easily to meet the needs of organizations with multiple staff across multiple sites.  Dr. Stadolnik has delivered trainings across a range of organizations including juvenile justice, child welfare, child mental health, residential treatment centers, foster care providers and public/private schools.   

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Live Training

Why Choose In-Person Workshops

 Developed and refined over the past 25 years, the workshops listed below, delivered in-person to government and private youth serving agency staff, offer several key advantages.  Dr. Stadolnik's engaging presentation style and experience allow for the provision of hands-on, skill building instructions via role play and small group exercises  that deepen understanding and strengthen professional practice.  Through direct engagement in a focused learning environment, participants receive immediate feedback to critical questions, build greater confidence, and allow them to address their team's specific challenges.  All  in-person trainings are designed to give mental health professionals the tools and the confidence they need to adequately assess and support their clients progress and safety and protect the community. 

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"I came into the course with no prior knowledge in firesetting evaluations. By the time I completed the training and consultation calls, I felt 100% confident applying the FRAT-Y model to any youth with a firesetting history — from a child playing with a lighter to an adolescent involved in multiple arsons."

— Michael A. Feder, Ph.D.

New York University, Bellevue Hospital