Learn how to take your Cafés online while keeping the fidelity of the Be Strong Families model.

Prerequisite: Participants for this workshop must have completed Be Strong Families' In-Person Parent Café Training (both days) before attending this training.

Targeted toward staff who work with youth in care, this workshop offers the YouthThrive™ Protective and Promotive Factors framework as a tool for thinking about, organizing, and enhancing their services.

Targeted toward staff who work with youth in care, this workshop offers the YouthThrive™ Protective and Promotive Factors framework as a tool for thinking about, organizing, and enhancing their services.

By recognizing and responding to early signs of stress, family-serving staff can assist families with getting the support they need to promote the health and well-being of their family and prevent abuse and neglect.

This training is designed to assist participants with understanding the value of a Lifebook for a child in care and the ways in which the collaborative process of developing a Lifebook can promote psychological wellbeing and assist with maintaining positive family ties as well as partnerships between parents with child welfare involvement and caregivers.

When reunification is the permanency goal, maintaining strong family ties while the child is out of their parents’ home is essential.

Learn how to take your Cafés online while keeping the fidelity of the Be Strong Families model.

Prerequisite: Participants for this workshop must have completed Be Strong Families' In-Person Parent Café Training (both days) before attending this training.

This interactive workshop assists participants with understanding why certain conversations are difficult and how they could become less so.

In this workshop, staff will learn about the Get on the Fast Track workshop and group support that they can make available to their clients.

This workshop introduces child-welfare staff to Be Strong Families’ Shared Parenting workshop for parents and caregivers.

Allies in Recovery uses CRAFT: Community Reinforcement and Family Training a scientifically proven alternative approach to Al-Anon, for families struggling with the addiction of a loved one. It draws on the principles of positive reinforcement. Family members will get concrete suggestions based on sound psychological principles and essential self-care skills.

Learn how to take your Cafés online while keeping the fidelity of the Be Strong Families model.

Prerequisite: Participants for this workshop must have completed Be Strong Families' In-Person Parent Café Training (both days) before attending this training.

This training will focus on interventions for racial trauma as experienced by young children.

By recognizing and responding to early signs of stress, family-serving staff can assist families with getting the support they need to promote the health and well-being of their family and prevent abuse and neglect.

In this workshop, we will explore the main causes of burnout and the creative solutions to address burnout in our stressed out world.

The heart of this session is learning a strengths-based way to engage parents in building Protective Factors to reduce toxic stress.