As a caregiver, you can play multiple roles on a child’s care team, including being a supervisor for Family Time. […]

For many children in foster care, the path up to, including and even after adoption can include trauma, grief and […]

Lying is a complex, layered behavior that involves both the person telling the lie and the perception of the person […]

Part 1 This 6-hour focused topic training for caregivers covers how to recognize and support disordered eating and recovery from […]

This valuable class for foster parents, caregivers, and staff highlights Autism, current research, sensory-related characteristics, common behaviors, and related school […]

Part 1 of 8 This is the first in an eight-part training series focusing on “Caring for Children Who Have […]

Part 2 This 6-hour focused topic training for caregivers covers how to recognize and support disordered eating and recovery from […]

Emotion Coaching is a research based method from the Talaris Institute and the Gottman Institute that gives caregivers a way to help children learn […]

To remember an idea, you might write it down. At an event, you might take a picture. As a caregiver, […]

Part 1 This 6 hour focused topic training for caregivers provides an in-depth exploration of Drug Impacted Infants and Toddlers. […]

The financial, legal, and emotional issues of raising a relative’s child can be challenging. Services and support when raising a […]

Introduction to Positive Discipline is a 2-hour in-service level training for foster, kinship and suitable adult caregivers. This introductory training will […]

This 3-hour in-service training for caregivers provides an introduction to the adoption process including the homestudy, adoption support, the legal […]

Part 2 This 6 hour focused topic training for caregivers provides an in-depth exploration of Drug Impacted Infants and Toddlers. […]

This three hour webinar will provide you with tools and resources about Healthy Sexual Development needed to ensure the children […]

Lying is a complex, layered behavior that involves both the person telling the lie and the perception of the person […]

Recent research has shown that children have very complex understandings of differences and how they make meaning of stereotypes. Far from […]

How do we respond to harm in ways that center the healing and dignity of all those involved, including those […]

You made the choice to step in and provide care for a child when they needed it. This choice changed […]

QPR Suicide Prevention Training provides individuals with the skills to identify the warning signs of suicide, learn how to interrupt […]

You made the choice to step in and provide care for a child when they needed it. This choice changed […]

For many children in foster care, the path up to, including and even after adoption can include trauma, grief and […]

Join us November 19 – 21, 2021 at Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, WA. If you have already reserved […]

As a caregiver, you can play multiple roles on a child’s care team, including being a supervisor for Family Time. […]

Getting a new placement is a big transition, and there are many ways you can prepare for and navigate the […]

This 6-hour focused topic training for caregivers develops an understanding of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) as presented in DSM […]

This 90 minute webinar training for caregivers covers what you should know about why Family Time matters for all those […]

To remember an idea, you might write it down. At an event, you might take a picture. As a caregiver, […]

This Trauma Informed training is for those treating, supporting and caring for children who have experienced trauma. Participants will be […]

This 3-hour in-service training for caregivers provides an introduction to the adoption process including the homestudy, adoption support, the legal […]

Introduction to Positive Discipline is a 2-hour in-service level training for foster, kinship and suitable adult caregivers. This introductory training will […]

SIBSHOPS Sibling group for brothers and sisters, ages 8-13, of children with special developmental needs. Siblings can share stories, give […]

Part 1 This 6 hour focused topic training for caregivers will focus on how children with substance abuse in their […]

Without memories, how do you understand who you are? These slices of life are tied to emotions, learning and growth, […]

Part 1 of 7 This first in a seven-part, sequential course helps you develop an understanding of the underlying causes […]

Attachment is the foundation of all relationships, and when caring for children with a history of trauma, it does not […]

Provides an overview of the topic of suicide, signs and symptoms, and how professionals and parents/caregivers should respond in times […]

Ask a Question, Save a Life QPR Suicide Prevention Training provides individuals with the skills to identify the warning signs […]

Part 2 of 7 Each part of the Parenting Teens series should be taken in sequential order.

For many children in foster care, the path up to, including and even after adoption can include trauma, grief and […]

Going through an investigation can be scary. Understanding the process, knowing your rights and being informed about the laws and […]

This 6 hour focused training for caregivers provides an in-depth exploration of secure attachment and challenges to attachment as well […]

This training explains the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) study and explores the long term effects that Adverse Childhood Experiences have […]

Part 2 This 6 hour focused training for caregivers provides an in-depth exploration of secure attachment and challenges to attachment […]

This 3-hour in-service training for caregivers provides an introduction to the adoption process including the homestudy, adoption support, the legal […]

Part 3 of 7 Each part of the Parenting Teens series should be taken in sequential order.

Part 4 of 7 Each part of the Parenting Teens series should be taken in sequential order.

Recent research has shown that children have very complex understandings of differences and how they make meaning of stereotypes. Far from […]