Southwest Mental Health Center and the NEST Child Advocacy Center invite you to learn what it means to be a responsible broker of mental health services.
TRAINING PRESENTED BY THE KEMPE CENTER FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT
SEPTEMBER 17, 2009
5-7pm
Most of us know that abuse and exposure to violence cause trauma reactions in many children, and that effective (evidence-based) treatments exist for many of these problems. We, as professionals, have a clear responsibility to guide these children and families to effective treatment, but most abused and traumatized children are not receiving evidence-supported treatment. Come learn more about how we can help!
What is evidence-supported treatment?
Why use evidence-supported treatment?
What are the responsibilities of brokers for mental health services?
Please RSVP to rose@nestcac.org prior to August 1.
For more information and location information, contact Casey LaMunyon at Southwest Mental Health (970)565-7946, clamunyon@swcmhc.org or Rose Jergens at the NEST Child Advocacy Center (970)565-8155 rose@nestcac.org.
TRAINING PRESENTED BY THE KEMPE CENTER FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT
SEPTEMBER 17, 2009
5-7pm
Most of us know that abuse and exposure to violence cause trauma reactions in many children, and that effective (evidence-based) treatments exist for many of these problems. We, as professionals, have a clear responsibility to guide these children and families to effective treatment, but most abused and traumatized children are not receiving evidence-supported treatment. Come learn more about how we can help!
What is evidence-supported treatment?
Why use evidence-supported treatment?
What are the responsibilities of brokers for mental health services?
Please RSVP to rose@nestcac.org prior to August 1.
For more information and location information, contact Casey LaMunyon at Southwest Mental Health (970)565-7946, clamunyon@swcmhc.org or Rose Jergens at the NEST Child Advocacy Center (970)565-8155 rose@nestcac.org.
