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- Family Group Decision Making: At First Glance
- An Introductory Overview of Family Group Decision Making
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- The Referring Worker: A Key Roll in the FGDM Process
- Involving Children in FGDM Processes
- The Impact of Power: Exploring Issues of Domestic Violence in FGDM
- Addressing Substance Abuse and Mental Health Challenges in FGDM
- Cultivating Forever Connections for Youth Through FGDM
- Managing Emotions as an FGDM Coordinator / Facilitator
- Transforming Conflict Into Partnership in the FGDM Process
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- Differential Response Conference
- FGDM and Other Family Engagement Approaches Conference
- Chronic Neglect Virtual Series
- FGDM Trainings
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- Membership
- Stop Child Abuse
- Programs
- Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
- Child Welfare & Migration
- Chronic Neglect
- Differential Response
- Disparities in Child Welfare
- Family Group Decision Making
- Fatherhood Initiative
- Policy & Government Affairs
- Scientific Research & Evaluation
- Safety & Risk Assessments
- Training & Professional Development
- Public Policy
- Child Welfare News
- Professional Resources
- Protecting Children Journal
- Program Publications
- Special Resources
- Research & Evaluation
- Training & Professional Development
- FGDM Trainings
- Family Group Decision Making: At First Glance
- An Introductory Overview of Family Group Decision Making
- Preparation is Crucial: The Nuances to Coordinating Family Conferences
- The Referring Worker: A Key Roll in the FGDM Process
- Involving Children in FGDM Processes
- The Impact of Power: Exploring Issues of Domestic Violence in FGDM
- Addressing Substance Abuse and Mental Health Challenges in FGDM
- Cultivating Forever Connections for Youth Through FGDM
- Managing Emotions as an FGDM Coordinator / Facilitator
- Transforming Conflict Into Partnership in the FGDM Process
- Child Welfare Training Institutes
- Restorative Justice Training
- Supervisor Training
- Differential Response Conference
- FGDM and Other Family Engagement Approaches Conference
- Chronic Neglect Virtual Series
- FGDM Trainings
- Conferences & Webinars
- Membership
Involving Children in FGDM Processes
Why this training?
This two-day training challenges the old idea that children under age 12 should be excluded from participating in person at family meetings. Learn how to successfully involve children in FGDM processes.
You will learn how to:
- Apply the philosophy of including children in FGDM processes
- Prepare children for participation in FGDM processes
- Support the inclusion and comfort of children (present or not present) in FGDM processes
- Prepare support people for their role in FGDM processes
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