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January 2021
A Different World for Children (The effects of a pandemic on development)
A Different World for Children (The effects of a pandemic on development) While the coronavirus pandemic has changed many things around the world, it has not stopped child development. Discussions on how to support healthy child development during a pandemic, how the pandemic is affecting young children, and the importance of caring for caregivers. It’s not a different understanding of what children need, it’s just a different world right now. This training takes place the third Wednesday of each month.…
Find out more »Mandated Reporter Training
Mandated Reporters are any person working in the following categories: School Personnel, Child Care Providers, Medical Professionals, Mental & Social Health, Law Enforcement, Clergy, and Volunteers who serve these organizations. This free training is given to ensure participants are knowledgeable on how the law defines child abuse and neglect, the importance of recognizing both physical and behavioral indicators of abuse during physical distancing, requirements of a mandated reporter, protection the law provides for mandated reporters, how to talk to children…
Find out more »Domestic Violence and Its Effects on Children
For too many children, home is far from a safe haven. Every year, hundreds of millions of children are exposed to domestic violence at home, and this has a powerful and profound impact on their lives and hopes for the future. These children not only watch one parent violently assaulting another, they often hear the distressing sounds of violence, or may be aware of it from many telltale signs. This training takes place the every other month. Please contact CAPC…
Find out more »February 2021
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Training
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Experiences in childhood matter. Numerous research studies have shown how childhood stress and trauma can impact adult health. The Ace Study is the largest study investigating the health and social effects of negative childhood experiences. Now that we have the research, what can we do about it? The cycle of violence, generational poverty and abuse, homelessness, substance abuse, incarceration, perpetration and victimization of violence are all related to ACE’s. Strategies such as identification and assessment, reducing…
Find out more »Mandated Reporter Training
Mandated Reporters are any person working in the following categories: School Personnel, Child Care Providers, Medical Professionals, Mental & Social Health, Law Enforcement, Clergy, and Volunteers who serve these organizations. This free training is given to ensure participants are knowledgeable on how the law defines child abuse and neglect, the importance of recognizing both physical and behavioral indicators of abuse during physical distancing, requirements of a mandated reporter, protection the law provides for mandated reporters, how to talk to children…
Find out more »A Different World for Children (The effects of a pandemic on development)
A Different World for Children (The effects of a pandemic on development) While the coronavirus pandemic has changed many things around the world, it has not stopped child development. Discussions on how to support healthy child development during a pandemic, how the pandemic is affecting young children, and the importance of caring for caregivers. It’s not a different understanding of what children need, it’s just a different world right now. This training takes place the third Wednesday of each month.…
Find out more »Mandated Reporter Training
Mandated Reporters are any person working in the following categories: School Personnel, Child Care Providers, Medical Professionals, Mental & Social Health, Law Enforcement, Clergy, and Volunteers who serve these organizations. This free training is given to ensure participants are knowledgeable on how the law defines child abuse and neglect, the importance of recognizing both physical and behavioral indicators of abuse during physical distancing, requirements of a mandated reporter, protection the law provides for mandated reporters, how to talk to children…
Find out more »Resiliency (Why Families Are Important )
Family resilience can be defined as the ability of a family to respond positively to an adverse situation and emerge from the situation feeling strengthened, more resourceful, and more confident than its prior state. This training discusses the understanding of brain development over time and the whole idea of how much is genetic and how much experience is the result of becoming a resilient family. This training takes place the every other month. Please contact CAPC at sara@tularecountycapc.org to register…
Find out more »March 2021
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Training
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Experiences in childhood matter. Numerous research studies have shown how childhood stress and trauma can impact adult health. The Ace Study is the largest study investigating the health and social effects of negative childhood experiences. Now that we have the research, what can we do about it? The cycle of violence, generational poverty and abuse, homelessness, substance abuse, incarceration, perpetration and victimization of violence are all related to ACE’s. Strategies such as identification and assessment, reducing…
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