Practical Ideas for Assisting Parents and Caregivers Working with CPS
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Learn practical strategies and evidence-based approaches for supporting parents and caregivers who are navigating the child protective services system in this 29-minute webinar presented by Kristen Antolini, APA, through the WVCTSI Project ECHO SUD initiative. Discover effective intervention techniques, communication strategies, and resources that can help families maintain stability and work constructively with CPS while addressing substance use disorder concerns. Explore how to build trust with vulnerable families, understand the intersection of child welfare and addiction treatment, and develop comprehensive support plans that prioritize both child safety and family preservation. Gain insights into trauma-informed care approaches, legal considerations, and collaborative methods for working with multidisciplinary teams including social workers, attorneys, and treatment providers to achieve positive outcomes for families involved in the child welfare system.
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Practical Ideas for Assisting Parents & Caregivers Working with CPS by Kristen Antolini, APA
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WVCTSI Project ECHO