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ForwardEngaging Youth In Group Care
The “Engaging Youth In Group Care” series is composed of seven modules for those working with youth in a group care setting who have moderate to severe emotional and behavioral challenges.
DCYF Area Administrators Summit 2024
This one-day in-person conference will help you build leadership skills, address challenges, and offer inspiration on how to continue to support yourself and others.
Category
- Area Administrators
Format
- Class Room
Credits
- 6.00 Participation
Cost $0.00
DCYF Administrative Professionals Conference 2024
This two-day, in-person event will help administrative and other support staff build technical and program skills as well as help connect them back to the importance of their role.
Category
Format
- Class Room
Credits
- 12.00 Participation
Cost $0.00
Supervisor Core Training 2.0: Foundations of Effective Leadership
Supervisor Core Training (SCT) provides the foundation for effective supervisory practice in the child welfare system.
Shelter Care Simulation: Articulating and Defending the Need for Out of Home Placement
This course will build on the Foundations of Practice modules. Prior to the simulation, participants will independently prepare for their testimony.
Trauma-Informed Emotion Coaching
Emotion Coaching® is a research-based method from the Gottman Institute that gives caregivers a way to help children learn about emotions. Research shows that when caregivers value and guide emotions using this important method, children do better in many ways. These children tend to:
Facilitated Cohort Learning Sessions To Support Domestic Violence Practice
These sessions provide participants of the Domestic Violence in Child Welfare in-service training an opportunity to expand their knowledge and work within live cases.
Facilitated Cohort Learning Session to Support Motivational Interviewing
These sessions will provide participants of the Advanced Motivational Interviewing training an opportunity to deepen use and practice of Motivational Interviewing, focused on everyday child welfare.
Facilitated Cohort Learning Session to Support TBRI
These two-hour sessions provide participants who have attended any TBRI Principles classes (there are four classes) or the TBRI for DCYF class an opportunity to expand their TBRI knowledge and work within live cases.
Facilitated Cohort To Support the Best Interest of the Child
This course explores the critical concept of the best interests of the child in child welfare. You will learn to identify factors such as the child's wishes, needs, safety, permanency, and well-being.