You are invited to a Sonoma County PACES Connection Holiday Social on December 3rd from 5-7PM at Region, located in Sebastopol's Barlow. Optional to bring a White Elephant Gift under $25. All are welcome to join. RSVP to: elizabeth@projectwholechild.com Let's come together to celebrate the wonderful ways all of you PACES Champions are making Sonoma County a better place for all of us.
SCAC Zoom meeting 10.28.21 Agenda *Welcome *Mindful Moment- Bryan Clement *Introductions *PACES Presentation *Sonoma Connect/Sonoma Unidos Update *Policy & Practice Follow-up/CTIPP (Campaign for Trauma Informed Policy & Practice) *Resilience for ALL Act 2021 Endorsement *PACES Connection Update *SCPC/Peacetown collaborative videos celebrating PACES Community Champions *SCPC Committee Meeting *Holiday Gathering *Action/Future Agenda items Mindful Moment Bryan Clement of Dovetail,...
The California Training Institute (CalTrin) delivers a comprehensive, science-based professional education program to meet the needs of administrators, staff and stakeholders of family serving agencies. Many of their webinars touch on issues related to Strengthening Families and protective factors and the work of our national partners, including an upcoming series of trainings drawn from the STRONG training manual and delivered by Butterfly Trainings that Transform, including videos, songs,...
The HOPE National Resource Center is extending a call for applications to join the HOPE Innovation Network (HIN). This year, participating HIN organizations and practices will learn how to integrate HOPE into the initial contact process (e.g. sign-up, assessment, enrollment, etc.) with guidance from the HOPE National Resource Center. Learn more in the Request for Applications ; and submit your brief application by November 29, 2021.
Join Dr. Bruce Perry and Rev. Dr. Darrell Armstrong, both members of the board of Prevent Child Abuse America, Gina Hernandez, Executive Director of Prevent Child Abuse New Jersey, and panelists from various faith traditions for a conversation inspired by Dr. Perry’s #1 bestselling book, “What Happened to You?” Register now to join the conversation on Tuesday, November 30, 3:00-4:30 pm EDT.
Resources for the perinatal community, preventing and addressing perinatal mood disorder. https://conta.cc/3EnCGUw photo credit: Jake Lucero, Unsplash
From CPI: Join us next Wednesday, November 3, from 10:00am - 11:30am to hear Monica Noriega, PsyD., discuss the impact of state-sponsored separations on the parent child relationship. The history of parent-child separations in the United States is a long and painful one. In recent years, we have seen a dramatic increase in parent-child separations and the detention of Latinx and Afro-Caribbean parent-child dyads at the US/Mexico border. Forced separations from a primary caregiver during the...
It’s not time, but an integrated recovery plan that heals.
Join us for this monthly Sonoma County ACES Connection meeting, all are welcome. ALL voices are valued and appreciated. Thursday via Zoom from 3-4PM Agenda items: *Mindful Moment *PACES Presentation *Policy & Practice follow-up CTIPP (Campaign for Trauma informed policy & practice) *Resilience for all act endorsement *Holiday meeting *Focus for 2022 Join Zoom Meeting ID: 91864522660 Password: 557951
The Dibble Institute is pleased to present an introductory webinar by Rev. Dr. Bryant T. Marks Sr. of the National Training Institute on Race and Equity , which will provide foundational information on implicit bias. It will focus at the individual level and discuss how implicit bias affects everyone. Strategies to reduce or manage implicit bias will be discussed. Broadly speaking, group-based bias involves varying degrees of stereotyping (exaggerated beliefs about others), prejudice...
For Peter Buckley, program manager for the PACEs initiative, Southern Oregon Success (SORS), the “aha moment” around positive and adverse childhood experiences was more of an “aha month.”
Tips to deal with Surge Depletion in a free 30-min webinar Oct 20 at noon PST
He is sprawled out on the sidewalk, motionless, flushed cheeks framed by high cheekbones. He’s slender, probably in his mid-20s, his straight, coal black hair pulled back, and his orange t-shirt twisted up over his stomach. “He’s OD’ing on fentanyl!” shouts a guy holding a skateboard.
Family-to-Family starts next week! Have you signed up yet for this free, eight-week online class? Parents, siblings, partners, children, friends -- they welcome adult loved ones who support and care for someone living with mental health challenges. Contact the Warmline at 866-960-6264 or info@namisoco.org to sign up!
YWCA is reimagining the role of resilience for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and want you to join us as they explore how we can disrupt the cycle of harm and open pathways for survivors to build thriving futures for themselves and their families. Join YWCA for a dynamic discussion that reimagines the role of resilience for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. By centering healing – including replenishment, rest, and recovery – and addressing the root causes of trauma and...