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Therapeutic Foster Care

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Kristina
Rolfes
June 19, 2012
Now Celebrating 25 Years, Kennedy Krieger's Therapeutic Foster Care Program Trains Foster Parents to Care for Children with Special Needs.

Carl PriceAsk Carl Price about his childhood, and you can't help but feel moved by the struggles he faced as a young boy 25 years ago. With a father in jail and a mother struggling with addiction, Carl wasn't sure when his next meal would come, let alone his next medical checkup. So when Carl developed a tumor on the left side of his neck, it was left untreated for over a year.

Therapeutic Foster Care: Vicarious Traumatization Training

Sep 8 2012 - 8:30am - 3:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care: Regulation and the ARC Model

May 19 2012 - 8:30am - 3:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Town Hall

Mar 31 2012 - 8:30am - 3:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Topic Group

Nov 7 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Topic Group

Oct 17 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Support Group

Oct 3 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Permanency Group

Sep 19 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Support Group

Aug 15 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

Therapeutic Foster Care Permanency Group

Aug 1 2012 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Professional Development Meetings are provided to support foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their work with children in care. Meeting formats include both formal and informal presentations and interactive workshops. The goal of presentations and workshops are to provide information, training, and skill development opportunities that will support and enhance foster, respite, and adoptive parents in their role.

This is a tentative schedule that will provide foster parents with 57 training hours, excluding other trainings they may also attend.

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