Let's talk about ways to communicate and connect with your tween or teenager. We will cover how to / when to connect with your children / set the stage for effective […]
The “Write” Way Description: Journaling is a tool that can help teens understand themselves better. A form of personal expression, journaling can occur in many ways. This webinar will explore […]
Help caregivers identify their strengths in communication skills with their children, learn new skills that help them build strong bonds, improve their self-esteem and learn more about them. Presented by: […]
How prepared are you for a child to join your family? Here are some things to consider before the child comes. Presented by: Chena Blanchard, Come ready to share your […]
Join GACRS for a monthly virtual adoption support group- Café Chats. This event is for adoptive families who share one thing, the journey of adoption. And while adoption is rewarding it also has challenges. GACRS […]
In this online presentation, Kimberly Slape, Licensed Professional Counselor, will discuss what emotional regulation means, and the importance of learning about emotional management. The discussion will also revolve around understanding […]
In this session, we will explore the unique experiences of grief and loss that can arise within adoptive, foster, and guardian families. Participants will gain insight into how these emotions […]
“Help! The children are destroying the house.” (A quick look into behavior management for foster parents) Bio: Katorah Garrett has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and over 13 years […]
With youth marijuana and tobacco use on the rise, it is important to have all the facts on how it can harm your mental health, brain, and body. Let's Be Clear […]
This training will discuss calming techniques when parenting a highly sensitive child. It will also give parents tips on how to identify their child’s emotional triggers.” Presented by: Natasha Hope-Moriaty, […]
Learn how toxic stress and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) impact health and outcomes. Discuss trauma and disproportionality. Understand how trauma affects children, adults, caregivers, and child welfare professionals. Discuss practical strategies for […]
“One hundred and thirty-six days. According to the CDC, children ages 11-14 spend an average of 9 hours a day in front of a screen. That totals to 136 days […]
