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Title details for Inherent Strengths in Kinship Families (Video) by Dr. Joseph Crumbley - Available

Inherent Strengths in Kinship Families (Video)

by Dr. Joseph Crumbley
Oregon Post Adoption Resource Center
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To watch video, borrow ebook and open .pdf document. PDF document contains link to video and subsequent handouts. • The purpose of this training for kinship caregivers is: • To identify their strengths and the unique experiences they provide children being raised in their families • How to utilize their unique strengths and advantages in providing stability, safety and permanency for the children in their care. The purpose of this training for professionals and service providers is: • To utilize a model of kinship specific training for caregivers that enhances and emphasizes their strengths, resourcefulness and skills as kinship care providers • How to support, recognize and differentiate the strengths in kinship families from non-kinship (adoptive and foster) families.
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subjects

Family & Relationships Psychiatry & Psychology Nonfiction

Languages

English

To watch video, borrow ebook and open .pdf document. PDF document contains link to video and subsequent handouts. • The purpose of this training for kinship caregivers is: • To identify their strengths and the unique experiences they provide children being raised in their families • How to utilize their unique strengths and advantages in providing stability, safety and permanency for the children in their care. The purpose of this training for professionals and service providers is: • To utilize a model of kinship specific training for caregivers that enhances and emphasizes their strengths, resourcefulness and skills as kinship care providers • How to support, recognize and differentiate the strengths in kinship families from non-kinship (adoptive and foster) families.
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Family & Relationships Psychiatry & Psychology Nonfiction