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ForwardPromoting Placement Stability
Seventy percent of placement disruptions occur in the first six months, primarily due to caregiver/parenting issues. Foster parents learn behaviors that promote stability and techniques to improve their responses to a child’s problematic behaviors.
If you need ADA Accommodations, please email us with the name and date of the training at least 3 weeks in advance at: [email protected].
Target Audience
Foster Care and Child Welfare professionals and stakeholders. Unlicensed and licensed behavioral health professionals including but not limited to, social workers, graduate-level counselors, therapists, and substance use professionals. Unlicensed and licensed health care professionals including, but not limited to, nurses.
Foster Parents, Kinship Parents, and Caregivers.
Practice Level: Beginner and/or Intermediate.
Learning Objectives
- Identify how to reduce placement disruptions and increase placement stability.
- Identify the three sources of instability.
- Understand the impact of multiple moves on children.
- Identify specific reactions to trauma that impact behavior.
- Sign In and Welcome.
- Course Content.
- Quiz.
- Course Evaluation.
Easter Spates, M.Ed., LPC-S
No continuing education available for this event.
Available Credit (Listed in Hours)
- 1.50 Attendance/Participation
Please select "Take Course" above to be fully registered and to receive an email confirmation of your enrollment in the course.
This is a live event. Attendees will need to be logged into the LMS to access this course.
Note: All live events will close 14-calendar days after the training. Please complete the quiz and evaluation within this 14‑calendar day window to receive credit.
Required Hardware/software
Instructor-Led Trainings are best viewed on a Desktop, Laptop or Tablet. When you enter the training, please be sure you are in the Zoom room individually & you will also need to connect to audio either via their device or call into the conference number.