Peer Recovery Staff’s Role in Engaging Families and Supporting their Recovery Journey Peer Recovery Support staff with lived experience play a critical role in engaging and supporting parents and pregnant women with substance use disorders. In this four-part video series, you will hear Peer Recovery Support staff from Quality Improvement [...]
Initiative: The National Quality Improvement Center for Collaborative Community Court Teams Description: This video featuring Judge Peggy Walker draws on her experience as the presiding judge of the Douglas County Georgia Family Treatment Court and discusses the judge’s role in improving systems of care for infants with prenatal substance exposure and [...]
Putting the Pieces Together: Harnessing the Power of Parenting Time to Strengthen the Parent-Child Relationship and Support Reunification Efforts in Your Family Treatment Court Overview October 12, 2021 | 11 — 12:30 PT | 12 — 1:30 MT | 1 — 2:30 CT | 2 [...]
Putting the Pieces Together: Disrupting Stigma to Support Meaningful Change for Families in Family Treatment Court Overview July 8, 2021 | 11 — 12:30 PT | 12 — 1:30 MT | 1 — 2:30 CT | 2 — 3:30 ET This Practice Academy course invites FTC teams and practitioners to step back from their daily interactions with families to consider how their [...]
Putting the Pieces Together: Applying a Family-Centered, Problem-Solving Approach to Family Treatment Court Staffing and Court Hearings Overview May 25, 2021 | 11 – 12:30 PT | 12 – 1:30 MT | 1 – 2:30 CT | 2-3:30 ET As the field prepares to celebrate National Reunification Month in June, this Practice Academy course discusses key components of a family-centered, behavior-focused, problem-solving approach in FTC pre-court [...]
NCSACW prepared a series of companion modules on implementing a family-centered approach. This series is designed for state-, county-, and agency-level collaborative partners. Module three reviews the importance of collaborations that support a family-centered approach at the County and State Level. Click to View on the NCSACW.gov Website
NCSACW prepared a series of companion modules on implementing a family-centered approach. This series is designed for state-, county-, and agency-level collaborative partners. Module two showcases programs that have implemented key elements of a family-centered approach. Click to View on the NCSACW.gov Website
NCSACW prepared a series of companion modules on implementing a family-centered approach. This series is designed for state-, county-, and agency-level collaborative partners. Module one is an overview of a family-centered approach and its effectiveness. Click to View on the NCSACW.gov Website
Date: January 26th, 2021 Speakers: Terri Tobin (AHP), Jen Carpenter (AHP), Lisa Lundquist (AHP) Description: The QIC-CCCT evaluation seeks to generate knowledge about how and to what extent demonstration sites improved child welfare and treatment outcomes, implemented the CARA amendments to CAPTA and Plans of Safe Care, built and sustained effective collaboration, [...]
Safety Matters- Helping Families Affected by Substance Use Disorders and Domestic Violence from Survivors to Thrivers Overview Coming Soon! Safety Matters - Live Cafe Agenda Safety Matters- Resource Guide Safety Matters- Take Action Guide September 17, 2020 This Café Conversation explores the core [...]
