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Positive Recovery Journaling: A New Journaling Practice to Support Well-Being
The Research and Development of Positive Recovery Journaling: A New Journaling Practice to Support Well-Being
In this webinar, Dr. Krentzman will describe different forms of journaling and discuss the research on journaling, gratitude, and values-based activity planning that contributed to the development of Positive Recovery Journaling. She will explain each aspect of Positive Recovery Journaling and share the results of two research studies she conducted on PRJ.
This webinar was supported by Federal Title IV-E funds via grant #GRK129722 from Minnesota Department of Human Service, Children and Family Services Division.
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Medications to Treat Opioid-use Disorders
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This module covers medications to treat opioid-use disorders for training purposes for social workers in child welfare. The module briefly reviews the science of how the brain works and then presents the different types of medications available. The module also covers in detail each of the FDA-approved medications to treat opioid-use disorders, including evidence related to their effectiveness....
New Support for Recovery
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This module discusses a variety of resources for people in recovery (primarily focused on recovery from substance use disorders) including some new and emerging trends and changes related to these resources. Resources and other topics discussed include mutual aid groups, harm reduction, representations in popular culture, sober living spaces, recovery community organizations, and new views of r...
Meet Liz, coordinator of the PLX Certificate Program!
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The Phoenix Learning Xchange (PLX) is an interactive, multidisciplinary, non-credit certificate program for professionals in child welfare and connected systems. PLX is a dynamic collaboration between the Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare (CASCW) and the Minnesota Department of Human Services. The collaboration aims to improve high quality service provision while increasing positive ...
Cultural Expectations, Differences, and Tips for Providing Culturally Responsive Support
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Part 4 of 4 Part Video series collaboration with community member experts to disseminate important information about culture and context to CPS workers who will be encountering this ethnic community that is newer to Minnesota. Part 1: Meeting our Community Experts ua-cam.com/video/d4Nbo-dDQyw/v-deo.html Part 2: Background Historical and Cultural Information for Culturally Informed Practice ua-c...
Greeting, Communicating and Joining with Afghan Families
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Part 3 of 4 Part Video series collaboration with community member experts to disseminate important information about culture and context to CPS workers who will be encountering this ethnic community that is newer to Minnesota. Part 1: Meeting our Community Experts ua-cam.com/video/d4Nbo-dDQyw/v-deo.html Part 2: Background Historical and Cultural Information for Culturally Informed Practice ua-c...
Background Historical and Cultural Information for Culturally informed practice
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Part 2 of 4 Part Video series collaboration with community member experts to disseminate important information about culture and context to CPS workers who will be encountering this ethnic community that is newer to Minnesota. Part 1: Meeting our Community Experts ua-cam.com/video/d4Nbo-dDQyw/v-deo.html Part 2: Background Historical and Cultural Information for Culturally Informed Practice ua-c...
Afghan Newcomers to Minnesota: Important Information for Child Welfare and County Professionals
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Part 1 of 4 Part Video series collaboration with community member experts to disseminate important information about culture and context to CPS workers who will be encountering this ethnic community that is newer to Minnesota. Part 1: Meeting our Community Experts Part 2: Background Historical and Cultural Information for Culturally Informed Practice ua-cam.com/video/qoAxANHLgp8/v-deo.html Part...
CASCW's Permanency and Adoption Competency Certificate (PACC)
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As part of over a decade of programming, alumni of CASCW's Permanency and Adoption Competency Certificate (PACC) share the impact of the cohort learning experience on their practice.
Module 2: Service Navigation Scope of Practice
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Part 2 of 3 Module 1: Barriers to Health Care Access discusses the inequalities and barriers to care that families experience while navigating services. In this 3-part services learners will be able to explain the barriers to care that families experience, describe the scope of practice and best practices for service navigation, identify training needs for service navigators, understand service...
Module 3: Service Navigation Workforce
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Part 3 of 3 Module 1: Barriers to Health Care Access discusses the inequalities and barriers to care that families experience while navigating services. In this 3-part services learners will be able to explain the barriers to care that families experience, describe the scope of practice and best practices for service navigation, identify training needs for service navigators, and understand ser...
CASCW Spring 2023 Conference Keynote Speaker-Marina Lalayants
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Marina Lalayants, PhD is an Associate Professor and Chair of Child Welfare: Children, Youth and Families field of practice at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, The City University of New York. Throughout her professional career, her interests have been in examining and responding to the needs of low-income families, children, and youth in child welfare. In response to such ...
CASCW Spring 2023 Conference: Behavioral Health Panel
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In this panel, our speakers discuss the intersection between behavioral health care and child welfare and why collaboration is important. The moderator was Sue Abderholden, MPH Executive Director of NAMI-MN. Panelists were Jessica Bernier, CP Investigations worker from Carver County, Carmichael Finn, Executive Director of Recovering Hope Treatment, Julie Schultz, Executive Director of Main Stre...
CASCW Spring 2023Conference: Learning from Youth with Foster Advocates Panel
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In this panel, we hear from system-impacted youth from Foster Advocates. The facilitator was Hoang Murphy, Executive Director of Foster Advocates. Panelists were Karen Banks, Foster Advocates Community Board member, post-partum doula, and educator, Erin Grantz, Foster Advocates Fellow, and Tiffany Omete, Foster Advocates Fellow.
CASCW Spring 2023 Conference- Disability Services Panel
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In this panel, we hear from several individuals about the need to intersect child welfare and disability services. The facilitator was Dr. Traci LaLiberte, Executive Director at CASCW. The panelists were Hannah Checketts, CP Investigations worker at Saint Louis County, Charlotte McDonald from the MN Department of Health, Gayle Koop, a licensed foster parent in Saint Louis County and former NICU...
CASCW 2023 Spring Conference- Learning from Parents with QPI-MN Panel
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CASCW 2023 Spring Conference- Learning from Parents with QPI-MN Panel
CASCW Spring 2023 Conference-Housing and Public Health Panel
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CASCW Spring 2023 Conference-Housing and Public Health Panel
What Works in Clinical Supervision? A Review of 21 Supervision Strategies
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What Works in Clinical Supervision? A Review of 21 Supervision Strategies
Engaging with Parents about School Discipline and Online Learning 5-11-2023
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Engaging with Parents about School Discipline and Online Learning 5-11-2023
"Understanding Haaland v. Brackeen" Q&A Follow up
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"Understanding Haaland v. Brackeen" Q&A Follow up
Examining Haaland v. Brackeen (ICWA Forum)
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Examining Haaland v. Brackeen (ICWA Forum)
Refugee Communities in Rice County: Information for Child Welfare Professionals
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Refugee Communities in Rice County: Information for Child Welfare Professionals
Refugee Communities in Olmsted County: Information for Child Welfare Professionals
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Refugee Communities in Olmsted County: Information for Child Welfare Professionals
Helping Somali Families Thrive in the United States
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Helping Somali Families Thrive in the United States
Educational Disengagement among Youth Experiencing Homelessness and Unstable Housing
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Educational Disengagement among Youth Experiencing Homelessness and Unstable Housing
Strengthening Sibling Relationships for Youth in Care
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Strengthening Sibling Relationships for Youth in Care
Character Strengths Cards- tool for Child Welfare Professionals
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Character Strengths Cards- tool for Child Welfare Professionals
Today Cards for Child Welfare Professionals- the Center for Practice Transformation (CPT) and CASCW
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Today Cards for Child Welfare Professionals- the Center for Practice Transformation (CPT) and CASCW
Scaling Tool for Child Welfare Professionals- the Center for Practice Transformation (CPT) and CASCW
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Scaling Tool for Child Welfare Professionals- the Center for Practice Transformation (CPT) and CASCW
Journaling to Support Addiction Recovery: Part I: Positive Recovery Journaling
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Journaling to Support Addiction Recovery: Part I: Positive Recovery Journaling

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @galotamane168
    @galotamane168 7 місяців тому

    Case III You are a child welfare supervisor in a public child welfare agency. You have a number of young case workers in your unit, and you know they are all active in using text messaging and social networking to communicate. One of your supervisees just invited you to be her “friend” on a social networking website. Curious, you view who her other friends are on the website, and are surprised to recognize two of her “friends” as being her former clients. What are the conflicting ethical principles or standards in this scenario? How could you use the ethical rules screen to assist you in ethical decision making? Rank orders the conflicting ethical principles or standards. Write down how you would respond if you were the supervisor involved in this scenario? Can you try this question please?

  • @Arymena3077
    @Arymena3077 2 роки тому

    It is so anticonstitucional divide families… kids are not buisness …. When families go to Family courts they go hoping get restore not necessary to get divorce but family courts and social workers all they know to do its divide more and never train families how to be a family …. If family courts don’t have professional investigators often they make a mistake

  • @deigamohamed707
    @deigamohamed707 2 роки тому

    Best lecture ever ❤👌

  • @davidtichborne2912
    @davidtichborne2912 4 роки тому

    I figured out by the time I was 2 was already exsperiencing 3 aces we had money issues my parents were always fighting both mentally and physically and my brother was hit and my mom and dad dealt with mental health problems but by the time I was 5 it sky rocketed up to 8 aces and lived in 6 houses moved 5 times because the physical and mental abuse started happening to me I was separated from my mom then separated from my dad then separated from both and back with mom again and my bank with mom and stepdad came in and they had criminal records and did drugs and so that sky rocketed my aces from 3 all the way to 8 in just 3 years and by the time I was 2 we lived in one house sky rocket to 6 in 3 years and I didn't have all 14 until I was 14 so you can say it was almost comm up until then but no not really because all of those aces continued until I moved out of my house at 20except for the sexual abuse that only happened twice and the verbal domestic violence didn't stop but the physical did but other than that all the other aces continued until 20 physical abuse emotional abuse stuff like that although we were only short of money till I was 7 mostly I would get spoilt with food movies games and presents but treated bad mentally and physically so yah the aces that happened to me escalated quickly

  • @magic131
    @magic131 4 роки тому

    This man will go down in history for the work he’s done with ACE

  • @tiffanysteffy1993
    @tiffanysteffy1993 5 років тому

    CPS are nothing but child traffickers making money off stealing kids

  • @magnopereira338
    @magnopereira338 5 років тому

    Very Informative

  • @oscarhampton9905
    @oscarhampton9905 9 років тому

    Something wonderful!HOPE

  • @LeifCid
    @LeifCid 9 років тому

    Excellent presentation on ACEs