ACES – the basics
Fulfill your New York State training requirements in Adverse Childhood Experiences with the seminar ACES – The Basics
Fulfill your New York State training requirements in Adverse Childhood Experiences with the seminar ACES – The Basics
A structured support group training designed for parents raising children with adverse childhood experiences or difficult past histories.
This workshop looks at the kinship journey through the “system” and presents real kinship testimonials from across New York state.
In this workshop, we will walk participants through trauma, what it is, how it impacts the brain, how our children’s trauma impacts us and what we can do.
This training is for those seeking to understand the legal process related to the children in care.
In this workshop, we’ll view Foster Parents Speak videos and discuss the challenges and rewards of being a foster parent.
The training will walk foster parents through the Reasonable and Prudent Parenting Standard and discussing what caregivers need to know when making decisions.
In this training we will break down Child Protective Services process.
In this workshop, participants will learn what FASD and how it may affect children neurologically, intellectually and behaviorally.
This training for educators focuses on what school professionals should know about foster care and adoption including how incorporate ACES and how to create a trauma-informed classroom.