PPT-Addressing Trauma in Child Welfare: Promoting Well-Being for Children, Youth, and Families

Clare Anderson Deputy Commissioner Administration on Children Youth and Families WellBeing Has Multiple Domains including but not limited to safety and permanency 2 Adapted from Impact Youth Services 2011 . Child Welfare. Kellie Armey MSW., LISW-S. FFT LLC. FFT-CW. “Why” child welfare. Children in foster care spent an average of 2 years separated from their families. Ages 13-21: One-Third do not have “family” as their primary goal AND of these youth half have been in care for more than 3.5 years.. Queensland Inc.. k. eeping. . families together. The backdrop. 3. rd. February 2016. Re-capping on the road to reform so far. Next. 1. st. July 2012: . Queensland . Child Protection Commission of Inquiry led by Commissioner Tim . Continuum of Care Reform, Resource Family Approval, Quality Parenting Initiative, and Katie A.. Purpose of . Training. Provide an overview of Continuum of Care Reform (CCR) and the Resource Family Approval (RFA) process, Quality Parenting . Bev Johns. bevjohns@juno.com. www.bevjohns.com. Picture these events—why the negative reaction from the child?. Nancy refuses to go in a room where there are balloons. Brian runs and hides in a corner when he hears a whistle. Approach for Youth Across Service Sectors. Tuesday, May 21, 2013. American Institutes for Research. ®. Webinar Agenda. Larke. . Nahme. Huang, . Ph.D.: . Welcome and Introductions; Developing SAMHSA’s Framework for Trauma. Lisa Conradi, . Psy.D. . . Project Co-Director – ACYF and SAMHSA Grants. Chadwick Center for Children and Families . &. Annette Burleigh, ACSW, LCSW. Programs . Manager, Trauma-Informed . Care. Lisa Conradi, . Psy.D. . . Project Co-Director – ACYF and SAMHSA Grants. Chadwick Center for Children and Families . &. Annette Burleigh, ACSW, LCSW. Programs . Manager, Trauma-Informed . Care. 2013 Family Center Annual Event .  PACWRC  April 17, 2013. Karen . Shanoski. Stephanie . Maldonado . Jeanne . Schott. Wednesday, April 10, 2013. Introduction. Learning Objectives. Agenda. Learning Objectives. Our Vision. Every child, youth, and family experiences a life rich with positive opportunities, nurturing relationships, and supportive communities.. Our Mission. National leadership in advocating for an enhanced quality of life for Pennsylvania’s children, youth and families.  . Families Following . Potentially Traumatic Events. Yale Child Study Center Trauma Section . and Yale New Haven Hospital. Steven Marans, PhD, MSW Kirsten Bechtel, MD. Hilary Hahn, . EdM. , MPH . Kristen . Child trauma occurs more than you think. . More than. TWO THIRDS OF CHILDREN. reported at least 1 . traumatic event by age 16.. 1. Potentially traumatic events include: . Each year, the number of youth requiring hospital treatment for physical assault-related injuries would fill. MNDHS Child Safety and Permanency Division. Minnesota: One State’s Journey. March 6, 2014. Overview. Minnesota Context. Influence of Child Welfare Reform. Development process. Integration of Components. This brief is based on a webinar Implementing a TraumaInformed Approach for Youth Across Service Sectors held Tuesday May 21 2013 200 pm to 330 pm EDT The webinar was sponsored by the Interagency Work Child Welfare Training Toolkit. Acknowledgment. A program of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), Children’s Bureau.