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Skills Seminars

Conference Skills Seminars provided intensive training sessions designed to enhance existing skills and teach new techniques.

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• The Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory (AAPI-2): Identifying and Treating High Risk Families (Skills Seminar G)

• Do Right by Kids: Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect (Skills Seminar J)

• Empowering Children in the Court System: The Child Advocate Model of Representation (Skills Seminar I)

• Implementing Cultural Competency in Work with Native American Children and Families: Concept to Practice (Skills Seminar H)

• Leading Great Groups through Trauma: Frontline Recovery and Resiliency (Skills Seminar L)

• Let's Play! Strengthening Families through Play (Skills Seminar D)

• Parent-Child Interaction Therapy: Training for Professionals Who Work with High-Risk Families (Skills Seminar C)

• Promoting Safety: Treatment of Sexualized Children (Skills Seminar M)

• Reflective Supervision and Strengths-Based Tools: A Powerful Combination for Staff and Supervisors (Skills Seminar A)

• The Resilience Skill Seminar for Practice Innovations (Skills Seminar F)

• Strengths, Skills, and Support: A Family Development Approach to Child Protective Services (Skills Seminar E)

• Transforming Child Welfare Daily Practice: Synthesis of Community-Based Family-Centered Approachesand Structured Decision Making (Skills Seminar B)

• Using Inter-Dependency to Overcome Co-Dependency: A Community Transition to Family Treatment Drug Court (Skills Seminar K)

Updated on July 3, 2008