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  • Product not yet rated Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/30/2024 at 9:30 AM (MST)

    The class will consist of an overview of a day in the life of a Child Welfare Caseworker. We will go over the basics for all caseworkers as well as different types of casework.

    The class will consist of an overview of a day in the life of a Child Welfare Caseworker. We will go over the basics for all caseworkers as well as different types of casework.

    Hours earned: 2.0



    Sarah Dooly (Moderator)

    Senior Social Caseworker

    CDHS

    Sarah has her degree in social work from Metropolitan State University with an emphasis in child and adolescent mental health.

    She has worked for Denver Department of Human Services Child Welfare for over 3 years as an ongoing social caseworker and currently holds a senior caseworker position in placement navigation. She has worked as a counselor at a residential treatment program for youth corrections, as a counselor for dual diagnosis adult men at a halfway house, and an independent living specialist for the disabled community/outreach specialist for individuals experiencing homelessness.

    Sarah writes:

    In my spare time, I spend most of my time with my two teenage daughters. I am a huge advocate for social justice issues which I spend a lot of my time supporting through peaceful protests, education, volunteer work, etc. I love camping, crafting, karaoke, road trip adventures, and dancing in my living room. My favorite place in the entire world is the Mojave Desert.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • New Mexico Misc. - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - $25
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/16/2024 at 9:30 AM (MST)

    Join us for a discussion about adoption subsidy, where we explore essential information and resources to support adoptive families. Learn about your rights and options, explore the application and approval process, and gain tips to advocate for yourself and the children in your care! Whether you are a potential adoptive parent or current adoptive parent, gain insights to empower yourself on your journey to adoption!

    Join us for a discussion about adoption subsidy, where we explore essential information and resources to support adoptive families. Learn about your rights and options, explore the application and approval process, and gain tips to advocate for yourself and the children in your care! Whether you are a potential adoptive parent or current adoptive parent, gain insights to empower yourself on your journey to adoption!

    Hours earned: 2.0



    Sheila Dalton (Moderator)

    Adoption Program and ICAMA Administrator

    Colorado Department of Human Services

    Sheila has been in her current role for the past five years. She oversees adoption
    and permanency programs and supervises and supports counties across
    the state. Sheila’s previous experience includes working on investigations,
    adoptions, and family engagement. She has also worked as a probation officer
    and in residential treatment.

    Sheila holds a master’s degree in public administration from Penn State
    University. She believes that you are never too old to need a family and
    has always been a strong advocate for those she works with.

    Alejandro Arrieta

    Interpreter

    Community Language Cooperative

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • New Mexico Misc. - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - $25
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  • Product not yet rated Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Únase a nosotros mientras damos la bienvenida a la Dra. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker para una discusión perspicaz y esclarecedora que aborda la compleja dinámica del cuidado de crianza transracial y el cuidado de parentesco.

    Únete al Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker para una discusión perspicaz y esclarecedora que aborda la compleja dinámica de la crianza de los adoptados transraciales de color. A través de la lente de los siete problemas centrales de la adopción combinados con su innovador modelo de las necesidades de identidad racial y cultural de los adoptados transraciales, desempaquetará y explicará las complejidades de navegar por la crianza transracial. Aumente su conciencia de las experiencias internas y externas de los adoptados de color a medida que se esfuerzan por construir una identidad racial y cultural positiva, mejore su comprensión del papel que juega la raza en sus propias relaciones y patrones de apego, y aprenda el lenguaje y los conceptos para profundizar el diálogo de su familia en torno a las necesidades raciales y culturales de una manera que promueva la seguridad, el empoderamiento y la conexión.



    Horas ganadas: 2.0


    Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker (Moderator)

    Grow Beyond Words

    Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker is a licensed psychologist, international/transracial adoptee of color, and an adoptive parent. She specializes in providing mental health support focused on adoption, trauma, and racial identity work through her private practice based in Denver, Colorado. She is a frequent speaker and trainer at adoption agencies, camps, and conferences throughout the US, and the creator of the National Adoptee-Therapist Directory. She is also the author of “The Adoptee Self-Reflection Journal,” “The Adoptive Parent Self-Reflection Journal,” and the “Adoptees Like Me” illustrated series for elementary readers.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - $20
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - $20
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The histories of youth in foster and adoptive families often involve details that can feel difficult to discuss as a caregiver. Learn how to share your child’s history with them in ways that promote healthy communication, offer developmentally appropriate language, and support the reduction of potential negative internalizations. Navigating these conversations with youth whose backgrounds specifically include abuse/neglect/domestic violence, substance abuse, incarceration, rape/prostitution, and human trafficking will be discussed.

    The histories of youth in foster and adoptive families often involve details that can feel difficult to discuss as a caregiver. Learn how to share your child’s history with them in ways that promote healthy communication, offer developmentally appropriate language, and support the reduction of potential negative internalizations. Navigating these conversations with youth whose backgrounds specifically include abuse/neglect/domestic violence, substance abuse, incarceration, rape/prostitution, and human trafficking will be discussed.


    Hours earned: 2.0


    Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker (Moderator)

    Grow Beyond Words

    Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker is a licensed psychologist, international/transracial adoptee of color, and an adoptive parent. She specializes in providing mental health support focused on adoption, trauma, and racial identity work through her private practice based in Denver, Colorado. She is a frequent speaker and trainer at adoption agencies, camps, and conferences throughout the US, and the creator of the National Adoptee-Therapist Directory. She is also the author of “The Adoptee Self-Reflection Journal,” “The Adoptive Parent Self-Reflection Journal,” and the “Adoptees Like Me” illustrated series for elementary readers.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $10
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $10
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $10
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $10
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - Free!
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    What is ABA (applied behavior analysis)? How can ABA support our children and youth from hard places? Is there such a thing as “trauma-informed ABA”? These questions and more will be explored in this webinar focused on behavior supports for children and youth in foster care and what makes an ABA program trauma-informed. Our instructor will discuss the basics of applied behavior analysis, behavior assessments and treatment plans that take trauma and adverse childhood experiences into account, as well as interventions common in the ABA world that might be contraindicated when working with children and youth who have experienced abuse, neglect, and other ACEs. We will also discuss questions to consider when interviewing ABA providers to find a best fit for your family, and the youth you support, as well as securing funding for ABA services via Medicaid.

    What is ABA (applied behavior analysis)? How can ABA support our children and youth from hard places? Is there such a thing as “trauma-informed ABA”? These questions and more will be explored in this webinar focused on behavior supports for children and youth in foster care and what makes an ABA program trauma-informed. Our instructor will discuss the basics of applied behavior analysis, behavior assessments and treatment plans that take trauma and adverse childhood experiences into account, as well as interventions common in the ABA world that might be contraindicated when working with children and youth who have experienced abuse, neglect, and other ACE’s. We will also discuss questions to consider when interviewing ABA providers to find a best fit for your family, and the youth you support, as well as securing funding for ABA services via Medicaid.

    Hours earned: 2.0


    Amber Lopez (Moderator)

    Director of Youth Services - Colorado

    Envoi Associates

    Amber Lopez is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with an educational background in human development and family studies. Her passion lies at the intersection of trauma-informed care and behavior supports for individuals with disabilities, which led her to further explore the field of child welfare and foster care when she began providing behavior supports to children and teens in out-of-home placements. Amber is the Director of Youth Services at Envoi Associates, a child placement agency in Northern Colorado licensed for treatment and therapeutic foster care. As a BCBA, she has focused her professional development and continuing education on trauma-informed interventions, caregiver and support staff training, and the dissemination of behavior analysis beyond traditional ABA settings. She has a deep love for lifelong learning and actively seeks opportunities to expand her knowledge in behavior analysis, child welfare, and improving the lives of the individuals and families she works alongside.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - Free!
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Join functional health coach Justin Carroll and former foster parent/current adoptive parent Stacey Hansen as we dive into ways that our minds and bodies can find health again.

    How long are you willing to work to become who you want to be? Join functional health coach Justin Carroll and former foster parent/current adoptive parent Stacey Hansen as we dive into ways that our minds and bodies can find health again.

    If you can cultivate your breath in the middle of the mess, in the middle of the chaos, where there are 100 items of peril around, you can change your world.

    No heavy weights (the #kettlebell might have cried in the corner), simple movements filled with breath.
    If you can learn to breathe in the middle of chaos you can breathe anywhere.
    The breath found in the mess is the catalyst that brings chaos into order.

    Learn to make space to practice letting things go, releasing outcomes, and allowing your body to rest and repair so it does all the things you need it to.

    Some days that means breath-work and meditation, other days that means deadlifts and cardio, and other days its means naps, a fire, and coffee.

    When you are becoming who you want to be it may take you longer than you want but it is worth every moment.


    Hours earned: 2.0


    Justin Carroll (Moderator)

    Fortify Health

    Justin Carroll is a testament to the power of transformation. From his roots as a farm kid to becoming a fitness professional, his journey is one of dedication and passion. After honing his skills in sales within the agriculture industry, Justin made a bold move in 2019, relocating his family to Texas to pursue his dream of building a thriving training business.

    Since then, Justin has made a significant impact by coaching over 100 clients, both in-person and online, on their health and fitness journey. His approach goes beyond physical training; he is committed to helping individuals cultivate a balanced lifestyle that encompasses both the mentality and internal health that is needed to attain optimal health.

    Now, Justin is embarking on his next chapter, driven by his desire to empower others to be their own health advocate. He is adopting a hybrid functional nutrition approach that combines the nutritional science needs to support the body’s systems with the mental tools needed overcome self-limiting behaviors. Through his innovative methods, Justin aims to help people not only transform their bodies but also find peace of mind and fulfillment in their lives.

    With Justin Carroll as your guide, you can expect a journey that challenges and inspires you to reach new heights of physical and mental well-being.--

    DISCLAIMER: Fortify Health/Justin Carroll is not a doctor or registered dietitian. The contents of this email should not be taken as medical or mental health advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health problem - nor is it intended to replace the advice of a physician or a therapist. Always consult your physician or qualified health professional on any matters regarding your health.

    Stacey Hansen (Moderator)

    Fortify Health

    Stacey Hansen is a dynamic speaker with a powerful story of resilience and triumph. As an adoptive parent to six children, three of whom came through Foster Care, she intimately understands the challenges of navigating trauma and adversity. Stacey has firsthand experience dealing with PTSD, RAD, and Autism within her family, and she's dedicated to sharing her insights and strategies for overcoming these obstacles.

    With a background in Health Coaching, specializing in Trauma-Informed Care, Nutrition, and Yoga, Stacey empowers individuals to take charge of their well-being.

     She's passionate about helping people break free from old patterns, whether physical or mental, and create positive changes in their lives.

    Stacey's workshops and coaching are highly practical and impactful. She works with various groups, including foster families, adoptive families, veterans, first responders, human trafficking survivors, and athletes, teaching techniques to release stored emotions and trauma through breath, movement, mindset, and nutrition.

    Stacey Hansen brings a unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise to her speaking engagements, leaving audiences inspired and equipped to navigate their own journey towards healing and growth.

    DISCLAIMER: Fortify Health/Stacey Hansen is not a doctor or registered dietitian. The contents of this email should not be taken as medical or mental health advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health problem - nor is it intended to replace the advice of a physician or a therapist. Always consult your physician or qualified health professional on any matters regarding your health.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - Free!
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    How can you turn moments of struggle into moments of connection? Discover how brain development, implicit memories, and the “6 F’s” (Fight, Flight, Freeze, Friend, Fidget, Flop) can influence your foster or adoptive child’s reactions to traditional methods of discipline, and develop compassionate, creative, and effective strategies for limit-setting and consequences that simultaneously enhance healthy attachment patterns in the child-caregiver relationship. Tools to cope with common struggles will be addressed, including separation anxiety, transitions, homework, aggression, lying, stealing, hoarding, argumentativeness, and sleep anxiety.

    How can you turn moments of struggle into moments of connection? Discover how brain development, implicit memories, and the “6 F’s” (Fight, Flight, Freeze, Friend, Fidget, Flop) can influence your foster or adoptive child’s reactions to traditional methods of discipline, and develop compassionate, creative, and effective strategies for limit-setting and consequences that simultaneously enhance healthy attachment patterns in the child-caregiver relationship. Tools to cope with common struggles will be addressed, including separation anxiety, transitions, homework, aggression, lying, stealing, hoarding, argumentativeness, and sleep anxiety.

    Hours earned: 2.0

    Feedback from this class: "OMG! Thank you for today's training! I feel like this one is going to be a game-changer in our house. I am planning to print most of those slides so I have an easy reference guide to help navigate challenging behaviors. I really didn't feel like attending this morning but I'm so glad I did - this will be one I think I'll watch over and over to keep reinforcing the learning points!"


    Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker (Moderator)

    Grow Beyond Words

    Dr. Chaitra Wirta-Leiker is a licensed psychologist, international/transracial adoptee of color, and an adoptive parent. She specializes in providing mental health support focused on adoption, trauma, and racial identity work through her private practice based in Denver, Colorado. She is a frequent speaker and trainer at adoption agencies, camps, and conferences throughout the US, and the creator of the National Adoptee-Therapist Directory. She is also the author of “The Adoptee Self-Reflection Journal,” “The Adoptive Parent Self-Reflection Journal,” and the “Adoptees Like Me” illustrated series for elementary readers.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - Free!
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 03/09/2024

    In this class, taught by Shari Simmons, we delve into the complex dynamics of children who, due to trauma, have taken on parental responsibilities for themselves, their siblings, and even their parents. This phenomenon, known as parentification, can have profound effects on a child's development and well-being.

    In this class, taught by Shari Simmons, we delve into the complex dynamics of children who, due to trauma, have taken on parental responsibilities for themselves, their siblings, and even their parents. This phenomenon, known as parentification, can have profound effects on a child's development and well-being.

    Participants will gain insight into the underlying causes and manifestations of parentification. We'll explore the psychological, emotional, and social implications for children who find themselves in this role, as well as its impact on familial dynamics and relationships.

    Drawing from trauma-informed approaches and attachment theory, we'll discuss compassionate ways to support children who are navigating the challenges of premature caregiving. Participants will learn techniques for promoting healthy boundaries, fostering resilience, and restoring a sense of childhood for these young caregivers.

    Hours earned: 2.0

    Feedback from this class: 

    "This training was excellent! Lots of things to think about as a parent and for me personally, reflecting on my own past."

    "Shari is engaging. It feels as if you are talking to a friend who is sharing her best cake recipe with you. The examples are relevant, her willingness to answer questions, the lay person terms she uses are all so helpful!"


    Shari Simmons (Moderator)

    MSW, LCSW

    Shari has a 30-year career as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has been the Executive Director of several mental health facilities, is currently an adjunct professor, has a private practice, and is a consultant for treatment providers looking to implement evidence-based practices and trauma ingrained care. She is grateful for the opportunity to share expertise on mental health, epigenetics and trauma alongside her mother.

    Since a young age, Shari has studied resiliency and the enduring self-sabotaging thoughts that are often the result of trauma. She is co-author of Which Way?, a memoir and psychological handbook on trauma for survivors, clinicians, and anyone who wants to understand and celebrate just how resilient the human spirit is.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - $25
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 02/24/2024

    Glass children (also known as "well siblings") are the siblings of those with special needs such as chronic mental or physical illnesses/disabilities. These children tend to be overlooked at home (and in the research literature) and tend to experience their own set of mental health difficulties. Join licensed psychotherapist and "well sibling" Debbie Missud to learn more about the challenges of being a glass child, the impact it has on mental health, and what parents can do to help their glass children.

    Glass children (also known as "well siblings") are the siblings of those with special needs such as chronic mental or physical illnesses/disabilities. These children tend to be overlooked at home (and in the research literature) and tend to experience their own set of mental health difficulties. Join licensed psychotherapist and "well sibling" Debbie Missud to learn more about the challenges of being a glass child, the impact it has on mental health, and what parents can do to help their glass children. 


    Hours earned: 2.0


    Debbie Missud (Moderator)

    LMHC

    https:/debbiemissud.com/

    Originally born in Paris, France, raised in the Washington, DC-suburbs, and now an NYC-resident, I have spent the majority of my life navigating the hustle-and-bustle of high-pressure cities. I have seen first-hand how pressure from our environments can create a cycle of self-doubt, anxiety, and unhelpful behaviors that impact one’s self-esteem, relationships, and work. I also know how past stressful experiences, such as complicated family dynamics, toxic relationships, or “Big T” traumas can stick with us and unexpectedly emerge in seemingly unrelated situations. My work is committed to helping ambitious individuals overcome the mental health challenges that arise from, or are exacerbated by, past and present high-stress environments.

    I received my master’s in counseling from Columbia University, and I have since been working in private practice with individuals of various ages, races, gender and sexuality spectrums, and religions. Some of the most common presenting concerns I work with are anxiety, trauma, depression, grief, perfectionism, body-image concerns, and relationship issues. I have particular specialty working with survivors of sexual and attachment-based trauma, as well as adult “glass children.”

    Prior to private practice, I worked in college counseling centers, community mental health clinics, and with an organization focused on supporting loved ones of those with Borderline Personality Disorder. I completed my post-graduate training at Behavioral Associates, where I received extensive training in cognitive behavioral therapies. I am EMDR trained by the EMDR Institute, and I am currently pursuing EMDR Certification.

    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $10
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $10
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $10
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $10
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - Free!
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  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 02/10/2024

    Join us as we welcome biological, foster and kinship caregivers who will share their journeys, as well as what they learned from interacting with the system and with each other. We'll hear what worked, what didn't, and how we can all move forward together.

    Join us as we welcome biological, foster and kinship caregivers who will share their journeys, as well as what they learned from interacting with the system and with each other. We'll hear what worked, what didn't, and how we can all move forward together.

    Hours earned: 2.0

    Feedback from this panel: "This is hands down one of the best trainings I've had since starting my fostering journey 6 years ago! I'm so thankful for all of the parents (bio/kin/foster) for sharing their lived experience and expertise and for being vulnerable and sharing their stories. I feel like I gained so much more knowledge and understanding of bio parents in particular to help me be a better foster parent for the children in my car, and to be a better partner for the bio families and parents who's children are in my care." 


    • Register
      • Foster Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • CASA - $25
      • Foster Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • County/CPA Worker - $25
      • Foster Parent (New Mexico) - Free!
      • Former FP/Adoptive Parent/Not currently fostering - $20
      • Certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Foster Source Staff - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Colorado) - Free!
      • Non-certified Kin Parent (Outside Colorado) - $20
      • Teacher - $25
      • Speaker - Free!
      • New Mexico Misc. - $25
    • More Information