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MO C.A.R.E. (Replacing STARS)
MO C.A.R.E. (Replacing STARS)
MO C.A.R.E./STARS pre-service training is required of any individual wishing to be licensed as a foster parent through the state of Missouri. Please contact Tonya.Williams@dss.mo.gov for further information and registration.
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MO C.A.R.E. (Replacing STARS)
MO C.A.R.E. (Replacing STARS)
MO C.A.R.E./STARS pre-service training is required of any individual wishing to be licensed as a foster parent through the state of Missouri. Please contact Tonya.Williams@dss.mo.gov for further information and registration.
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Crisis Management
Crisis Management
Parents will learn what qualifies as a crisis, the signs of escalation in their children and methods to de-escalate the dysregulated child. The development and use of safety plans for the home will be discussed. Police CIT (Crisis Intervention Teams) and protocol for engaging their assistance will be introduced. To register, call 314.968.2350 ext. 7234 or email intake.dept@familyforwardmo.org.
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Preparing For and Managing Visitation
Preparing For and Managing Visitation
From the catalogue of the National Training and Development Curriculum (NTDC) Right Time Training, this theme provides an overview the importance of children maintaining visits with their family and how to check in and address concerns, questions and emotions children may encounter before and after the visits. The theme provides strategies on how to help children name and validate the range of feelings they may experience before, during and after a visit and understand the role that parents who are fostering or adopting play in these visits. To register, call 314.968.2350 ext. 7234 or email intake.dept@familyforwardmo.org.
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Collaborative & Proactive Solutions
Collaborative & Proactive Solutions
Formerly known as Collaborative Problem Solving, the originator Dr. Ross Greene works under the assumption that children do well if they can. By viewing challenging behavior as a deficit in cognitive skills, specifically the domains of flexibility/adaptability, frustration tolerance and problem solving, parents can view their child through sympathetic eyes. Parents practice the three steps of collaborative problem solving: Empathy Step, Define the Problem Step and Invitation Step. To register, call 314.968.2350 ext. 7234 or email intake.dept@familyforwardmo.org.
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Support Over Silence
Support Over Silence
Support Over Silence for KIDS was developed by a team of experts in public health, parenting, injury prevention, pediatrics, child abuse, psychology, marketing, program design and evaluation. This training prepares…