Community Trainings
Family Paths sponsors community trainings free of charge to those in Alameda County who work with, or on behalf of, Alameda County Foster Youth and Families. Our trainings are developed to help those in the mental health or related fields have the latest information on topics relevant to supporting vulnerable children, youth and families impacted by traumatic events and life circumstances. All of our trainings emphasize the importance of culturally responsive practice and the complexities that children and families in the foster care system face, as well as helping children and families at risk of system involvement.
To attend any training, you MUST first register by clicking the appropriate Eventbrite link below or by emailing trainings@familypaths.org.
Trainings and workshops are free and open to those who work with foster children and youth in Alameda County.
Family Paths (CEU Provider #62239) provides trainings and workshops in conjunction with Chabot-Las Positas Community College District and Alameda County through Title IV-E Funding.
CANCELED: Un Marco Cultural Sobre Terapia Familiar/A Cultural Framework on Family Therapy
– A training IN SPANISH ONLY with Jeanette Urbina, LCSW
Our apologies for the inconvenience.
SOGIE Fundamentals for Mental Health Professionals
– A workshop with Amber Merziotis & Kim Baranek of SOGIE Education
When: Friday, April 5, 2019
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Location: provided upon registration HERE
To read full description: CLICK HERE.
If you would like to join our email list for future training announcements, please email Trainings@familypaths.org.
Previous trainings have included:
ECMH – Asking Hard Questions: Engaging Young Children and their Caregivers in Difficult Conversations – A training with Tala Ghantous, MFT
Apoyando a los Jóvenes y Familias en la Navegación de los Retos Puesto por la Aculturación/
Supporting the Youth and their Families in Navigating the Challenges Placed by Acculturation – A training IN SPANISH ONLY with Jeanette Urbina, LCSW
ECMH – Understanding the Impact of Loss and Separation in Early Childhood – A training with Tala Ghantous, MFT
Shhh! Sweet Dreams: Understanding Healthy Sleep Habits in Early Childhood – A training with Tala Ghantous, MFT
The Neurological Underpinnings of Successful Relationship: A training given by Barbara Stroud, PhD
Impacto del Trauma de la Inmigración en las Familias: Cómo se manifiesta y estrategias para apoyar a niños/as y familias Latinas: A training by Cecilia Reus, MFT
Foundations of Helping 0 – 5 Year Olds Thrive: A Three Part Series – with Ayumi Kurtz, MFT
The Dependency and Probate Court Processes—Understanding what’s happening when children are in court: A training by Kristin Mateer, East Bay Children’s Law Offices
Healing Shame in Families With Children from Rough Beginnings: A training by Shelia Rubin, LMFT, RDT/BCT & Bret Lyon PhD, SEP, BCC
If It’s Legal, What’s the Problem? Substance Use and Substance Use Disorders in Adolescents: A training by Gabrielle Jones, Ph.D.
Foundations of Helping 0-5 Year Olds Thrive: A Three Part Series with Ayumi Kurtz, MFT.
SOGIE Fundamentals for Mental Health Professionals: A workshop with Amber Merziotis & Kim Baranek of SOGIE Education
Challenges in ECMH Work: A workshop with Ayumi Kurtz, MFT
PREP: Alameda County Prevention & Recovery in Early Psychosis
Art in Healing: A workshop with Antonia Fokken, LMFT.
Permanency Planning and the Implications for Children, Youth and Families: A workshop with Julianne Rositas and Diedra Hughes
Foundations of Helping 0 – 5 Year Old Foster & At-risk Children Thrive: A Five Part Series
A workshop with Ayumi Kurtz, MFT
Understanding Sensory Integration & Processing Disorder in 0 to 5 year Olds: A two-part series with Susan Campodonico, MA, OTR/L
Domestic Violence: An Integrated Approach with Latino Fathers and Families
Led by Juan Cuba, featuring Julianne Rositas MPA, MsEd and Josy Lopez from the Family Violence Law Center.
Grupo de Temas: Connecting Curanderismo and Mental Health Services as a form of support for Latino Families
Led by Sandra M. Pacheco, Ph.D.