Workshop Description:
Do you work with youth? Are you a foster parent or a mental health provider? This training will help individuals develop strategies to help support both staff, youth, and families during difficult times. Caring for others may feel challenging at times. A compassionate attitude can greatly reduce the distress people feel in difficult situations and can become a profound person resource in times of stress.

This training is available through West Valley College, Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative. Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify.

Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify. Eligible participants include:

• Staff of residential treatment facilities in Santa Clara County.

• Foster and adoptive parents.

• Prospective foster and adoptive parents.

• Santa Clara County social workers.

• Santa Clara County children’s mental health providers.

• Staff of community based organizations that serve children and families in Santa Clara County.

• College and university students in academic preparation to work with families and children

Training Date: June 25, 2021.
Time: 10am - 12pm PST.

This workshop will not be recorded.

Registration is now available: https://westvalleycollegeextension.asapconnected.com/#CourseID=250414