Help parents be able to identify negative thoughts, feelings and behaviors they may see in their children and how to help kids redirect and replace them with better ways of […]
There are 2 different types of guardianship/custody of children in Georgia: 1. Through Probate Court; and 2. Through Juvenile Court. This webinar will distinguish the two and provide a list […]
Join us for a discussion about Building Trust We are here to offer suggestions and support. Presented by: L. Kathryn Smith, LCSW Come ready to share your experiences. *All Participants […]
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 […]
Trauma in early developmental stages has an impact on a child's brain and cognitive development, even increasing the risk for continued trauma down the road. We'll discuss the impact trauma can have on brain/cognitive development, social and emotional development as well as academic achievements and identify ways as a foster parent you can support these […]
Discussion topics will include: -Grief (mourning the adult child you thought you had vs the adult child that is currently present in your life) - Grief for the kids (discussing […]
Join us for a discussion about Preparing to Respond to Other People's Comments about being and Adoptive Famiy. Presented by: Chena Blanchard Come ready to share your experiences. *All Participants should RSVP separately using their own accounts. There is no pre-test for this training.
Lisa Bailey discusses positive self-talk and taking intentional time managing money. She will go over: Start Giving money management mindful consideration. How to handle temptation buying and emotional spending. How to make finances less stressful which in turn leads to a healthy mind. Presented by: Lisa Bailey, Triple Money Management Matters, CEO
This training has been moved to July 13. If you have previously registered, your registration has been transferred to the new date.
Sibling bonding is very important; however, it doesn’t happen automatically with biological siblings, foster or adoptive children. Approximately two-thirds of children in foster care in the United States have a sibling also in care which could potentially cause a child to feel alone or abandoned in their new home. Feeling abandoned and alone may create a […]
This virtual training is designed to provide participants information on recognizing the symptoms of ADHD. Participants will be given information on treatment options and educational rights. Presented by: Natasha Hope-Moriarty, LMSW *Please be sure to complete the Pre Test prior to the training.
