To register for any of the following courses, visit TrainLink and select Class Schedule. If you need to cancel, even if it seems last minute, please contact Myrna Klegin at myrna.klegin@state.mn.us. Our class sizes tend to be small and we often have a waiting list.
Signs of Safety (CSP8301B) November 4-6 | 9:00AM-1:00PM Each Day | Online November 23-25 | 9:00AM-1:00PM Each Day | Online December 21-23 | 9:00AM-1:00PM Each Day | Online This three-day workshop will cover the basic principles, skill, and tools of Sign of Safety (SofS). This will include, but not be limited to: A Signs of Safety overview and brief history; Appreciative Inquiry; The Questioning Approach; Harm and Danger Statements and Safety Goals; Three Houses, Safety House; Mapping; Safety Planning and Safety Networks.
Structured Decision Making (CSP204C) November 12 | 9:00AM-4:00PM | Online - FULL* December 10 | 9:00AM-4:00PM | Online - FULL* This training will refresh the professional's knowledge and deepen understanding of the application of SDM safety and risk assessments, and strengthen the connection between the safety assessment and safety planning. Additional outcomes include understanding the "why" behind the SDM assessments and how to connect engagement skills with assessments. Training will cover an in depth look at the safety and risk assessments, and incorporate practice and engagement skills with families.
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Case Planning (CSP2103B)
December 11 | 9:00AM-4:00PM | Online
Participants will utilize strengths-based strategies in case planning with complex families in the child welfare system. Participants will complete goals and tasks for Child Protective Services and Out of Home Placement Plans.
Best Practices in Child Maltreatment Cases Involving Domestic Violence (CSP310C1)
December 14 | 9:00AM-4:00PM | Online - FULL*
This training will address crucial aspects of best practice in co-occurrence cases — both partnering with non-offending parents and engaging offenders in accountability and change. Training will include both historical/theoretical and practical/applied information, focusing on strengths-based practice. In particular, participants will utilize two key protocols and practice applying them in scenario-based exercises to help build skills to enhance field work.
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Accommodation Requests
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in a training, contact us as soon as possible at info@mnchildwelfaretraining.com.
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