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September 2021
Review of Online Sessions 1-4 Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »Review of Online Sessions 5-7 Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »Are you a foster, kinship, or adoptive family struggling with your child's behavior? Do you work with children who have experienced adversity? Would you like to better understand these children? Come join us to learn about the Neurosequential Network's Neurosequential Model in Caregiving©! This six-module training will include: An introduction to the brain, attachment, state-dependent functioning, self-regulation, rethinking discipline, and self-care! J O I N U S September 11th & September 25th 9am – 3:30pm Location: Virtual via Zoom To…
Find out more »Review of Online Sessions 5-7 Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »Review of Online Sessions 8-10 Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »October 2021
Review of Online Sessions 8-10 Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »Review of Online Sessions 11-12, Resources, Systems, and Wrap-Up Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »The Collaborative Problem Solving® (CPS) approach has demonstrated effectiveness with children and adolescents with a wide range of social, emotional, and behavioral challenges across a variety of different settings: from families, schools, mentoring organizations and foster care agencies to therapeutic programs such as inpatient psychiatry units, residential treatment, and juvenile detention facilities. This evidence based, strengths-based, neurobiologically-grounded approach has an overarching philosophy, that challenging kids lack the skill to do well, not the will to do well. In other words,…
Find out more »Review of Online Sessions 11-12, Resources, Systems, and Wrap-Up Registration is required prior to attending. Please call Rhonda Jutzi at 602-433-1344 if you are interested in becoming a foster parent.
Find out more »The Collaborative Problem Solving® (CPS) approach has demonstrated effectiveness with children and adolescents with a wide range of social, emotional, and behavioral challenges across a variety of different settings: from families, schools, mentoring organizations and foster care agencies to therapeutic programs such as inpatient psychiatry units, residential treatment, and juvenile detention facilities. This evidence based, strengths-based, neurobiologically-grounded approach has an overarching philosophy, that challenging kids lack the skill to do well, not the will to do well. In other words,…
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