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Formed Families Forward YouTube
United States
Приєднався 21 чер 2018
Formed Families Forward is a non-profit, family-led organization supporting foster, adoptive and kinship families who are raising children, youth and young adults with disabilities and other special needs. We offer training, peer supports, direct consultations, resource navigation, and other resources free of charge to families. Formed Families Forward is the family partner to the Virginia Tiered Systems of Supports (VTSS) project.
Starting the School Year Safe and Calm recorded webinar
Presented in September 2024, this training offers insight into stressors related to the start of the school year. Participants will gain practical strategies for understanding and supporting children and youth through trauma-triggered responses. Specific tools and resources are shared.
Presented by clinical psychologist Dr. Carole Sebenick.
This work is funded by a grant from the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS).
Presented by clinical psychologist Dr. Carole Sebenick.
This work is funded by a grant from the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS).
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Safe and Calm training promotion from Carole Sebenick
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Register for September's training at bit.ly/safecalmfall24
Changing Tough Behaviors webinar
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FFF's Melissa shares about our September 10 Changing Tough Behaviors : A Focus on the Nervous System webinar. Register for the webinar at us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZArfuCspjIiG9ZbVkRk-ZIz0yJA-DbVQULH
Mental Wellness and Trauma-Informed Practices in Military Families
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This video is presented by Formed Families Forward as part of our work on the Virginia Family Engagement Network, a Virginia of Department of Education-sponsored collaborative group that includes representatives from agencies, organizations, training and technical assistance centers (TTACs), and family members all dedicated to increasing and deeping engagement of families of children and youth ...
Back to What! Coping Strategies to Successfully Manage the Transition Back to School
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Back to What! Coping Strategies to Successfully Manage the Transition Back to School
Back to School with ADHD Out of the Box Approaches
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Back to School with ADHD Out of the Box Approaches
Becoming More Familiar with Extended School Year ESY
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Becoming More Familiar with Extended School Year ESY
Connecting to Special Education Services for Military Families Formed Through Adoption, Kinship Care
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Connecting to Special Education Services for Military Families Formed Through Adoption, Kinship Care
Reevaluations Tips for Continuing Special Education Eligibility webinar 3 1 22
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Reevaluations Tips for Continuing Special Education Eligibility webinar 3 1 22
Special Education for Formed Families Making It Work! 3 8 22
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Special Education for Formed Families Making It Work! 3 8 22
The Special Education Evaluation Process 2 22 22
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The Special Education Evaluation Process 2 22 22
Educational Interventions and Support for Children Affected by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure 1 20 22
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Educational Interventions and Support for Children Affected by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure 1 20 22
Instilling Hope A Brain Based Approach to Understanding FASDs and other Neurobehavioral Conditions
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Instilling Hope A Brain Based Approach to Understanding FASDs and other Neurobehavioral Conditions
Non Traditional School Options Panel 11 10 21
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Non Traditional School Options Panel 11 10 21
Critical Crossroads trauma and disability resources webinar
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Critical Crossroads trauma and disability resources webinar
Northern Va Schools Respond: Teens and Substance Abuse
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Northern Va Schools Respond: Teens and Substance Abuse
VIDEO de ENCUENTRO CRUCIAL 1 - El impacto del trauma en niños con discapacidad
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VIDEO de ENCUENTRO CRUCIAL 1 - El impacto del trauma en niños con discapacidad
VIDEO de ENCUENTRO CRUCIAL 2 - Cuidado informado sobre el trauma para niños con discapacidades
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VIDEO de ENCUENTRO CRUCIAL 2 - Cuidado informado sobre el trauma para niños con discapacidades
Critical Crossroads Video 1: The Impact of Trauma on Children with Disabilities
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Critical Crossroads Video 1: The Impact of Trauma on Children with Disabilities
Critical Crossroads Part 2: Trauma-Informed Care for Children with Disabilities
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Critical Crossroads Part 2: Trauma-Informed Care for Children with Disabilities
Introduction to Formed Families Forward
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Introduction to Formed Families Forward
Overview of Family First Prevention Services Act for foster, kinship and adoptive families
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Overview of Family First Prevention Services Act for foster, kinship and adoptive families
Promoting Equity in Education Through Family Engagement
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Promoting Equity in Education Through Family Engagement
Special Education, Family Engagement, and Re-Entering School in Fall 2020: A Guide for Families
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Special Education, Family Engagement, and Re-Entering School in Fall 2020: A Guide for Families
Resource Directory Tutorial - Formed Families Forward
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Resource Directory Tutorial - Formed Families Forward
Family Engagement with Schools: Strategies to Build Strong Partnerships
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Family Engagement with Schools: Strategies to Build Strong Partnerships
Great video.
Which common genetic syndromes can be seen in FASDs?
Family engagement is very important to the child's success, in my perspective school must reach out to connect the family and encourage them to involve in their child's education especially those who have a different language or English is a second language to them.
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I would like to see more parents take responsibility for their children. Even in suburban households, parents are too self-absorbed. They are far too preoccupied with their careers to genuinely connect with their kids, set expectations, and instill values. I worked in education for many years at different elementary schools. I saw the result of parental neglect. The neglect shows up in student behavior and low academic achievement. Today's students don't seem to value education and they lack sufficient parental guidance. Those who become first-year, first-generation college students either end up dropping out of college or graduate with no idea about how to navigate the world of work, earn marketable skills, and compete for a job. This is especially true for students of color, who seem to always be candidates for programs serving neglected and underserved students. Why? Why do all other parents seem to have a clue about how to raise their children properly? If you have children, then it's not just your responsibility to provide a home, clothes, and food on the table. Despite what some people in your community might be telling you, those are just basic, minimum requirements. As parents, you are also responsible for raising your children to become productive, working, and contributing members of society. This level of parenting requires that you make the time to have a relationship with your kids, help them to discover their natural gifts and talents, then put them in contact with professionals in a variety of industries who can help them achieve and become high earners. Someone needs to start holding parents accountable for not doing their job as parents. At present, there is no accountability. Students are now regularly terrorizing schools, other students, and teachers, just to have schools shut down. It is now more than ever very important for people to become better parents and give kids higher-quality parenting. If you don't want to get pregnant AND raise kids too, then you must consistently use birth control.
Most schools are too proud to see perspectives of their parents, social workers or students themselves. It’s what they want! Period!!
"Most" parents are intimidated and don't see an open door policy from their school's administration to approach them. From a parent's perspective, the administration always looks "busy" and moving to fast to actually take time and "listen". The SCHOOL needs an ambassador of sorts that proves to reach out and contact families/parents and encourage them to speak their mind.
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Very informative,Its important to form a relationship with your students, and build that trust to make them fell safe.
I liked the statement, what happened to you ,giving the student the chance to get out the trauma or chance to release or vent