About This Course

Specifically designed for Child Welfare Professionals, Hope for Children & Families is a comprehensive program providing essential knowledge and practical tools to understand, address, and support the intricate needs of children who have experienced trauma.

Continuing Education hours are not available for this program.

How Our On-Demand Course Works

  • REGISTER: Sign up for one or more courses in the series.
  • ACCESS CONTENT: Receive direct links to the on-demand course materials.
  • VIEW: Watch the videos at your convenience and at your own pace.
  • TEST: Take the test after watching the videos. Achieve a score of 80% or higher to pass. You’ll receive a link to the test once you’ve completed the videos.
  • COURSE EVALUATION: Provide feedback on your experience by completing the course evaluation.
  • RECEIVE CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION: Once you’ve finished the videos, passed the test, and submitted your evaluation, we’ll email you your Certificate of Completion.

Modules, Agendas, Learning Objectives

Module 1: Attachment & Trauma 101

In this module, we will define attachment, developmental trauma, and collective trauma, while exploring their impact on child welfare. Learn how secure and insecure attachments affect child safety, permanency, and well-being, and how to implement strategies to support children and families experiencing trauma and grief. Understand how to identify warning signs of trauma and recognize how your own history with attachment and trauma may influence their practice. 

Module 1 Agenda and Learning Objectives

Module 2: Strategies for Prevention, Placement, and Permanency

Participants are guided in utilizing the therapeutic parenting cycle to support parents and implement key questions to prevent unnecessary out-of-home placements. We cover strategies to: 1) reduce trauma during investigations and removals, 2) use child and family visits in trauma-responsive ways, 3) support caregivers for placement stability, and 4) ensure trauma-responsive transitions for children moving from placement to permanency. 

Module 2 Agenda and Learning Objectives

Module 3: Moving from Trauma-Informed to Trauma-Responsive for Supervisors and Leaders

In Module 3, we differentiate between trauma-informed and trauma-responsive child welfare systems and outline ways leaders can guide this transition. It will address how to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion, the importance of reflective supervision, and recognize signs of employee burnout and secondary traumatic stress. Participants will also learn strategies to support child welfare workers experiencing secondary traumatic stress. 

Module 3 Agenda and Learning Objectives

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  • Module 1: Attachment & Trauma 101

    In this module, we will define attachment, developmental trauma, and collective trauma, while exploring their impact on child welfare. Learn how secure and insecure attachments affect child safety, permanency, and well-being, and how to implement strategies to support children and families experiencing trauma and grief. Understand how to identify warning signs of trauma and recognize how your own history with attachment and trauma may influence their practice.

    Price $52.00

  • Module 2: Strategies for Prevention, Placement, and Permanency

    Participants are guided in utilizing the therapeutic parenting cycle to support parents and implement key questions to prevent unnecessary out-of-home placements. We cover strategies to: 1) reduce trauma during investigations and removals, 2) use child and family visits in trauma-responsive ways, 3) support caregivers for placement stability, and 4) ensure trauma-responsive transitions for children moving from placement to permanency.

    Price $52.00

  • Module 3: Moving from Trauma-Informed to Trauma-Responsive for Supervisors and Leaders

    In Module 3, we differentiate between trauma-informed and
    trauma-responsive child welfare systems and outline ways leaders can guide this transition. It will address how to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion, the importance of reflective supervision, and recognize signs of employee burnout and secondary traumatic stress. Participants will also learn strategies to support child welfare workers experiencing secondary traumatic stress.

    Price $52.00

Payment and Cancellation Policy:

Payment is required in full upon registration. Please note that refunds are not available for cancellations. However, if you need to cancel, the fees paid can be applied to a future ATTACh training session. To cancel or withdraw from a course, please contact us at [email protected].

Certificate of Completion:

To be eligible for a certificate of completion, you must complete all required elements of each module, including a passing grade of 80% or higher on the post-course test.

Continuing Education (CE) Credits are not available for this program.
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