Giving people the tools to transform their lives is what The Cara Program is all about.

And, in the last few months, The Cara Program’s staff have taken the idea of transformation to heart. They have taken steps to refocus the program’s training curriculum and to provide more specialized training to all participants.

Students entering The Cara Program today will encounter some innovative teaching techniques designed to help them with five life-changing concepts:

+ Think outside the box.
+ Change your behavior.
+ Look at things with new eyes.
+ Don’t relax.
+ Know the deepest truth of who you are.

Steve Sullivan, director of training and special projects, explained that whereas changing behavior had always been an underlying concept in the foundational training that all students receive, it is now also a primary focus throughout the entire period that students are enrolled in The Cara Program.

“We are seeking to transform the way our students interact with others,” Steve said. “We want to help Cara participants erase whatever barriers have been keeping them from success – both in their work environments and in their personal lives.”

In less than one year, the revised training program has produced tremendous results. The number of participants staying on through the training schedule has increased as participants see new possibilities in their lives and become willing to do more. On-the-job follow-up visits show participants using their new soft skills along with the hard skills to get along in the workplace – a transformation that is changing their lives.

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