Available Courses

Depression & Suicide

Child Brain Development

Making the Most of Family Visitation

Attachment & Separation

Introduction to Child Sexual Abuse

Praise from Participants

“ I enjoyed the webinar. It was informational and I was able to type in

questions and get immediate verbal responses.”

“Webinar was exceptional! I garnered some very valuable information to be

immediately used in my job with families.”

“ Thank you! This was very informative and useful. It was nice to complete in my

office…presenters were great!”

Social workers from national agencies will

be participating in this virtual training, just like you!

The cost is only $45 to attend and discounts are offered

for multiple events. You will be able to chat with

attendees and trainers while getting cutting edge

instruction and technology –all from your computer!

Pre-registration is required and easy to submit for

yourself and/or your agency! Payment is due 5 days prior

to the course. Space will be limited, so be sure to

register soon!

When? Fall 2010 - Spring 2011 11:00am -1 :00pm Eastern Time

Where? Anywhere You and Your Computer Are

To Get More Info or To Register: http://fcrp.unc.edu

The webinar series is presented by the Family and Children’s Resource Program, part of the Jordan Institute for

Families at the UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Social Work. Since 1993, the FCRP team has provided training, technical

assistance and consultation for human services staff members across the state of North Carolina as well as nationally

and internationally. FCRP also publishes Fostering Perspectives, Children Services Practice Notes, Training Matters

and MRS! and focuses on current research, evidence based practices, and initiatives for agency directors, supervisors

and social workers.

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COURSE OPTIONS (Please check all that apply) COURSE DATE REGISTRATION DEADLINE

Depression & Suicide in Children and Adolescents 09/22/2010 09/15/2010

Making the Most of Family Visitation 10/13/2010 10/06/2010

Attachment and Separation: (two event series)

Understanding Secure and Insecure Attachment 12/08/2010 12/01/2010

Working with Children with Attachment Problems 12/15/2010 12/08/2010

Introduction to Child Sexual Abuse: (three event series)

Family Dynamics in Incest 01/12/2011 01/05/2011

Short and Long Term Effects of Child Sexual Abuse 01/19/2011 01/12/2011

Case Planning and Treatment Issues in Child Sexual Abuse 01/26/2011 01/19/2011

Brain Development in Children at Risk 02/16/2011 02/09/2011

DEADLINES: Registration forms must be submitted seven (7) days prior to the webinar date. Registrations

received after the deadline are subject to a late fee.

FORM SUBMISSION & PAYMENT: Registration forms may be found at http://fcrp.unc.edu and submitted via email,

mail or by fax to 919-962-3653. Each webinar is $45 per person. For advance registration of more than two events

within one year, a $5/pp discount is offered per event. Questions? E-mail: Katie Stella, kstella@email.unc.edu

CANCELLATION & SUBSTITUTION POLICY: A full refund will be made to all cancellations received five (5) days prior

to the program. No refunds will be made thereafter, but a substitute may attend. Please send advance notification

of substitutes. FCRP reserves the right to cancel a course when the required minimum enrollment is not

met. Earliest notification will be given and the participant may choose either a full refund or credit to be applied to

another course.

All webinars are offered from 11:00am - 1:00pm EST

PLEASE PRINT ONE FOR EACH ATTENDEE

Depression & Suicide in Children and Adolescents 09/22/2010

Over the past 35 years, suicide has more than tripled among adolescents, and risk has also

increased among younger children. In this workshop, Jodi Flick will identify the most important

risk factors for suicide in young people and describe the most effective interventions in

prevention of suicide with at-risk children and their families. She will also discuss guidelines

for intervention in the aftermath of a suicide. Featured presenter: Jodi Flick, ACSW

Making the Most of Family Visitation 10/13/2010

Parent-child visits are essential tools for achieving child safety, permanence, and well-being.

This event is an opportunity to reflect on the dynamics of visits, explore the research, and

learn skills for enhancing visits, improving case planning, and facilitating timely reunification.

Featured presenters: Mellicent Blythe, LCSW, and Rodney Little, MHDL.

Attachment and Separation: (two event series)

Understanding Secure and Insecure Attachment 12/08/2010

A healthy primary attachment lays the foundation for critical aspects of our personalities. In

this webinar we will describe the contributing factors, dynamics, and outcomes of secure and

insecure attachment in early childhood. We will also discuss intervention and assessment for

at-risk families. Featured presenters: Mellicent Blythe, LCSW, and Rodney Little, MS

Working with Children with Attachment Problems 12/15/2010

Despite the challenges involved in caring for children with attachment problems, evidence-

based treatment and case management strategies can promote healing and stability. This

webinar will review considerations for children, birth parents, and foster parents. Featured

presenters: Mellicent Blythe, LCSW, and Rodney Little, MS

Introduction to Child Sexual Abuse: (three event series)

Family Dynamics of Incest 01/12/2011

What are some of the common characteristics of the incest offender? The non-offending

parent? The victim child? The family system itself? There is a cycle of incest that perpetuates

the dynamics from one generation to the next; understanding and recognizing the cycle may

help it to stop. Featured presenter: Kathy D. Johnson, MS

Short and Long Term Effects of Child Sexual Abuse 01/19/2011

Certain risk factors increase the likelihood of long-term physical and psychological effects

following child sexual abuse. Learn about the consequences commonly experienced by

survivors of abuse, the risk factors that worsen the effects of sexual abuse, the protective

factors that can promote healing, and interventions that may prove helpful. Featured

presenters: Jodi Flick, ACSW, and Kathy D. Johnson, MS

Case Planning and Treatment Issues in Child Sexual Abuse 01/26/2011

Professionals working with families where there has been child sexual abuse face an array of

high-stakes case planning decisions. This webinar will discuss safety planning; treatment

issues for victims, protective parents, and offenders; and how to monitor for change and

potential reunification. Featured presenters: Jodi Flick, ACSW, and Kathy Johnson, MS

Brain Development in Children at Risk 02/16/2011

Learn how maltreatment, stress, and trauma can impact a child’s functioning and

development, and how professionals can build a network of protective factors to promote

children’s resiliency. Featured presenters: Kathy D. Johnson, MS, and Jodi Flick, ACSW