Georgia Families 360 Training- March 31, 2022
Strengthening Your Family Webinar Series
Feb. 18 – Mar. 18, 2022
Presented by Dr. Lynn White Dixon, LCSW
Register Now to examine how the Seven Core Issues in Adoption uniquely manifest in children of color and the families that adopt them transracially. The presentation will include the role that racism, white supremacy and the socially unjust environment present in the United States, plays when parenting children of color. Tools to assist parents in navigating the challenges involved in adopting transracially will be shared.
7:00 – 8:30PM EST
EXTENDED ACCESS AVAILABLE:
Mar. 11 – Apr. 11, 2022
Register Now! Use coupon code SHAME at checkout to receive your FREE registration.
Presented by Laura Ornelas, LCSW Clinical Social Worker
Children who have experienced loss, separations, and/or trauma often struggle with understanding their past. This tends to leave them feeling like they were responsible, that there is something wrong with them, and/or that the outcome would be different were it not for them. Because they do not have the mental capacity of adults, it can be very hard to explain to them otherwise. Instead, they can be left with big feelings of guilt and shame and inaccurate thoughts that result in low self-worth and poor self-esteem, which can play out over a lifetime in their behavior. Come hear more at this workshop about how parents can address these concerns at their root through simple daily interactions with their child.
Georgia Parent Support Network- Mental Health Awareness
Statewide Parent Education and Support Group
#PARENTSWITHGOALS
Georgia Families 360° National Adoption Month Celebrations
Training Certificates Provided for Each Event
Upcoming TAC Training Coming January 2022
Georgians for a Healthy Future
Coming up Short: A discussion of affordability, access, & consumer views on policy fixes on October 14th!
Please join Georgians for a Healthy Future and a panel of health care leaders for the Coming Up Short policy forum. You will see the results of Altarum’s Consumer Healthcare Experience State Survey, preview the results from four Georgia regions, and hear from experts about the most promising areas for action to address Georgians’ health needs. The survey asked more than 950 Georgia consumers about their experiences and views on health system issues like affordability, prescription drugs, confidence using the health system, and potential policy fixes. The forum will be held virtually next Thursday, October 14th from 9 – 11 am. Please join us!Â
Bring your lunch to the Georgia Voices for Medicaid trainings!
Join Knetta Adkins, Organizing Manager, on the first and third Thursdays in October for the Georgia Voices for Medicaid lunch and learn from noon – 12:45 pm. These will be interactive sessions about health coverage, Georgians with developmental disabilities, and health advocacy. You will learn about who Medicaid covers, how Medicaid benefits the state, and how Georgians experiencing a developmental disability can engage in Medicaid advocacy.
To attend tomorrow or on October 21st, please RVSP below and complete the required pre-survery. Then you will receive the Zoom link needed to attend the event.Â
Click here to register for tomorrow’s (10/7) training:
Click Here to Register for the October 21st Training:
GEORGIANS FOR A HEALTHY FUTURE
50 Hurt Plaza SE, Suite 806
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Phone: 404 567 5016
Fax: 404 935 988
Join us Tuesday, October 12th @ 2pm EST to hear from Fozia Eskew & Hannah Smith on the medical home model
Join us on Tuesday, October 12th at 2 pm EST to hear from
Fozia Eskew & Hannah Smith from the Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics at our weekly Statewide Parent Education and Support Group meeting. The topic is: Strategies for Including a Child’s Medical Home in the System of Care.
Join us this week to discuss the medical home model, a practice of care that is patient-centered, comprehensive, team-based, coordinated, accessible, and focused on quality and safety, and how this model can be used to provide comprehensive pediatric primary care. Together, we will identify strategies for supporting bi-directional communication between pediatric referral sources and the medical home.
Únase a nosotros el martes 12th de octubre a las 2 pm EST para escuchar de Fozia Eskew y Hannah Smith del CapÃtulo de Georgia de la Academia Americana de PediatrÃa en nuestra reunión semanal del Grupo Estatal de Educación y Apoyo para Padres. El tema es: Estrategias para la inclusión del Hogar Médico de un Niño en el Sistema de Cuidado.
Esta semana discutiremos el modelo del hogar médico, una práctica de la atención que es centrada en el paciente, comprensiva, basada en el equipo, coordinada, accesible, y se centra en la calidad y la seguridad, y en cómo se puede utilizar este modelo para proporcionar una atención primaria pediátrica integral. Juntos, identificaremos estrategias para apoyar la comunicación bidireccional entre las fuentes de referencia pediátrica y el hogar médico.
Statewide Parent Education and Support Group Meeting
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