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This training is available in four modules:

• Mutuality in Relationship
• Ethics and Boundaries
• Collaborative Conflict
• Communication & Strategic Sharing

The Collaborative Problem Solving™ approach is an evidence-based method for managing challenging behavior that promotes the understanding that challenging kids lack the skill-not the will-to behave; specifically, skills related to problem-solving, flexibility and frustration tolerance.

This training takes a deeper dive into the role and practice of documentation for Family Support Specialists. It will cover the Oregon State requirements, as well as the FSS workforce best practices. Documentation is telling a story of the work that FSS movement is doing to support families. Learn through a combination of discussion and practice, and individuals will build their knowledge and skills in completing necessary documentation components while adhering to the FSS professional role.

In this training, participants will explore professional ethics for Family Support Specialists and the distinction between personal and professional boundaries. The session will cover why both types of boundaries matter, how they support healthy relationships with families, and how to recognize when one begins to cross into the other in day-to-day practice.

Learn to define natural, informal, and formal supports, and explore best practices for identifying and nurturing natural supports with families in the Wraparound process and beyond.

This training focuses on youth suicide awareness from a family perspective, covering vital resources, risk factors, and holistic approaches to prevention across all life domains. This training is available in four tailored modules:

• Inglés
• Spanish (specific to the Latinx community)
• Rural Communities
• LGBTQIA+ Families and Communities

Gain the knowledge and tools to better support families in addressing youth suicide.

Join us as we explore how to effectively support the family support specialist workforce through thoughtful and intentional supervision.

In this session, you will learn more about:

• The role and responsibilities of Family Support Specialists
• The phases of family support and the essential skill sets at each stage
• Strategies for preparing your organization to welcome and sustain a lived experience workforce

We will also dive into a developmental approach to supervision, focusing on the three key supervision domains:

• Supervision of family work
• Performance support
• Professional growth

You will also learn best practices for documentation and maintaining alignment with the values of peer support.

Explore the mind-body connection to trauma and discover self-care tools that be applied across all 12 life domains. In this interactive session, we’ll discuss and practice a variety of techniques such as rhythm, mindfulness, relational connection, visualization, nutrition, aromatherapy, and more. Empower yourself with strategies for healing and resilience.

Discover the vital role of the Family Partner within the Wraparound process, where they provide essential support and advocacy, ensuring families are empowered and fully engaged in their care journey.

This training series deepens your understanding of the Family Partner role in each phase of the Wraparound process. We’ll break down key activities in each phase and explore how they contribute to the overall success of Wraparound. Perfect for anyone looking to strengthen their role and impact in family support.