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Pre-Conference Seminars

A series of Pre-Conference Seminars highlighted critical issues in the field of child maltreatment from a multidisciplinary perspective.

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• Critical Incident Stress for Child Welfare Workers: What Is It and What Can Be Done? (Pre-Conference Seminar A)

• Family Drug Treatment Courts: Models and Outcomes (Pre-Conference Seminar F)

• Family Group Decision Making: A Rich Partnership Between Families and Systems (Pre-Conference Seminar D)

• Identifying and Serving Child Victims of Trafficking (Pre-Conference Seminar C)

• Intervening with Batterers: A Child Protection Service Imperative (Pre-Conference Seminar G)

• Should Exposure to Domestic Violence Be Defined as Child Maltreatment: Issues for Policy and Practice (Pre-Conference Seminar I)

• Strengthening Child Protection Systems through Parent Leadership (Pre-Conference Seminar H)

• Supervision Strategies to Optimize Problem-Solving, Healthy Boundaries, and Productive Interaction (Pre-Conference Seminar E)

• A Therapist's Role in Child Abuse Investigations (Pre-Conference Seminar B)

Updated on July 3, 2008