This Learning Collaborative provided an opportunity for Child Protective Services Staff, Service Providers, Tribal Partners, and Youth Justice who are part of the creation, implementation, or management of in-home plans to expand their knowledge and critical thinking regarding decisions impacting the feasibility, sustainability, and sufficiency of safety planning.
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December
December: Planning and Communicating for In-Home Safety Plan Success
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November
November: Locating Sufficient Resources and Vetting Safety Response Providers
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October
October: Engaging in Partnership to Obtain Voluntary Consent Confirming commitment
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September
September: Demonstrating a Safety Plan May Work for the Family
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August
August: Utilizing Strengths and Parent/Caregiver Protective Capacities Aspects of parental care that are critical to maintain.
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Worksheet and Resources
July
July: Engaging Parents in Conversations to Discuss Negotiable and Non-Negotiable Aspects of Safety Planning
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Worksheet and Resources
June
Understanding the Underlying Dynamics, Triggers, or Characteristics of Parental Behavior and Response
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Worksheet and Resources
May
May: Understanding Predictability and When Danger is Likely to Happen
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May Resource: Domestic Violence Handbook
May Resource: Types of Bias Handout
April
March
First Step in the Analytic Process of Safety Planning
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Analytic Process of Safety Planning Graphich24
Fostering Psychological Safety Assessment Tool
February
Values and Beliefs Related to Safety Planning Looking at ourselves first.
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