Foster Parent Training Calendar - OCWTP

1 Foster Parent Training Calendar Winter-Spring 2018 Serving PCSA caregivers of Belmont, Carroll, Coshocton, guernsey , Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe, Muskingum, Noble, Tuscarawas and Surrounding Counties. TABLE OF CONTENTS Winter-Spring 2018 East Central Ohio Regional Training Center Staffing and County Information .. 1 Directions .. 2 Caregiver Topic Areas .. 3 Don t Be a No-Show .. 4 What Is the 15-Minute Rule? .. 4 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Training .. 4 How to Enroll in E-Track .. 5 Calendar (January through June) .. 6 ONGOING Training SESSIONS: Belmont County .. 12 989-2: Fostering Physical and Emotional Health in the Caregiver (Brian Lowery) 925-FF8-S: Discipline in Foster Care: Managing Our Behavior to Manage Theirs (Lynne Anderson) 988-43: An Overview of Heroin Addiction; Let's talk Smack (Brian Bethel) 991-25: Dealing with the Effects of Complex Trauma: How to Maximize a Child's Sense of Safety (Ann Bagley) 922-25: Strengthening the Child Welfare Team: Who, What, Where, When, and How for the Best Interest of the Child (David Zidar) Carroll County: No Training Coshocton County.

2 15 924-6: Difficult Conversations: "Why Do I Have to Live with You and Not My Mom?" (Gene Smiley) 923-67: Home Safe Home: Creating a Safe Living Environment for Children (Birth-12) (Gene Smiley) 928-9: Navigating the Whitewater of Reunification: Primary Family, Agency, and Foster Parent Collaboration (Brian Lowery) 928-4: Fostering Birth Family Connections (Marlin Cheyney) 952-4: Day In and Day Out: Back Talk and Name-calling (Marlin Cheyney) 941-49: In Pursuit of Permanence (Amanda Davis) guernsey County .. 17 948-PA03-S: Impact of Adoption on Birth Children in the Adoptive Home (Angela Irby) 991-42-NOS: Trust-Based Relational Intervention Module 1: Introduction and Overview (Ann Bagley) 983-1: Living the Legacy: The Dramatic Effects of Prenatal Substance Exposure (Ronna Johnson) 983-32: Support Resources for Caregivers of Children with Specialized Health and Developmental Needs (Ronna Johnson) 983-PA20-S: Standing in the Gap: Becoming an Effective Advocate for Your Foster /Adopted Child (Lynne Anderson) 925-141: Crisis Intervention for Children and Adolescents (Karla McDay) 943-30: Human Trafficking Awareness for Caregivers; Shelter From The Storm (Brian Bethel) 925-120: You Can't Make Me!

3 Encouraging Good Behavior in Children (John Ward) 980-1: Help! Aliens Have Invaded! I Need to Make Contact! (Jim Still-Pepper) Harrison County .. 20 922-FF13-S2: The Caregiver's Voice: Being a Valuable Part of an Effective Child Welfare Team (Ronna Johnson) 948-9: Wounded Child, Healing Home: The Impact of Parenting Traumatized Children on the Adoptive or Foster Family (Ann Bagley) 943-1: Dealing with the Impact of Early Sexual Trauma (David Zidar) 924-24: Interventions with Reactive Attachment Disorder (David Zidar) 988-12: Double Jeopardy: The Complexity of the Dual Diagnosis (Brian Bethel) 988-4: Substance Abuse, Chemical Dependency, and Kids (Brian Lowery) TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) Jefferson County.

4 22 923-77-S: Normalcy and the Reasonable and Prudent Parent Standard (Katie Terry) 995-48: Toolbox for Change: Advocating for Children with Mental Health Concerns (Katie Terry) 946-4: Parenting a Child with a Disability (Jim Still-Pepper) 989-64: Stress and Coping Skills for Caregivers (Dan Houston) 946-5: Pediatric HeartSaver First Aid - American Heart Association (Ronna Johnson) 950-6: Professional Boundaries (David Zidar) Monroe County: No Training Muskingum 24 925-FF8-S: Discipline in Foster Care: Managing Our Behavior to Manage Theirs (David Zidar) 941-39: Parenting with Emotional Intelligence: How to Raise Happy, Responsible, and Socially Skilled Kids (John Ward) 952-5: Preventing Foster Care and Adoption Disruptions (Jim Still-Pepper) 949-56: Family Search and Engagement: What Every Foster Parent Should Know (Katie Terry) 948-PA11-S: Triggers: What Can Cause Adoption-Related Crisis?

5 (Angela Irby) Noble County: No Training Tuscarawas County .. 26 923-64: The Power of Play: Understanding How Play is Essential to a Child s Healthy Development (Beth Cardina) 925-139: Trauma-Informed Discipline: What Caregivers Need to Know (Anthony President) 946-5: Pediatric HeartSaver First Aid - American Heart Association (Ronna Johnson) 995-54: Understanding and Working with the Traumatized Child (Gene Smiley) 989-58: Taking Care of the Caregiver: Time and Stress Management (Beth Philley) PRE-SERVICE SESSIONS: Belmont County: March-April 2018 (Lynne Anderson).. 28 Coshocton County: May-June 2018 (Lynne Anderson) .. 28 guernsey County: April 2018 (Michele Santin) .. 29 Jefferson County: March-April (Michele Santin).

6 29 Muskingum County: January-February 2018 (Judy Qualls) .. 30 Muskingum County: May 2018 (Michele Santin) .. 30 East Central Ohio Regional Training Center 274 Highland Avenue, Suite 100, Cambridge, OH 43725 Phone: - Fax: - E-mail: Website: Belmont County DJFS, 68145 Hammond Road, St. Clairsville, OH 43950 Phone: Contact Persons: William Marinacci and Jennifer Fietz Carroll County DJFS, 95 East Main Street, Carrollton, OH 44615 Phone: Contact Person: Danielle Shreve Coshocton County DJFS, 725 Pine Street, Coshocton, OH 43812 Phone: Contact Person: Rachel Kyle guernsey County CSB, 274 Highland Avenue, Cambridge, OH 43725 Phone: Contact Person: Erin Fritz and Ashley Tyo Harrison County DJFS, Box 239, 520 North Main Street, Cadiz, OH 43907 Phone: Contact Person.

7 Linda Porter Jefferson County DJFS, Children Services Division, 125 South Fifth Street, Steubenville, OH 43952 Phone: Contact Persons: Joan Dohnal and Tracey Dailey Monroe County DJFS, 100 Home Avenue, Woodsfield, OH 43793 Phone: Contact Persons: Jessica Leonard and Lisa Swisher Muskingum County CSB, Box 157, 205 North Seventh St., Zanesville, OH 43702-0157 Phone: Contact Persons: Lisa Hemmer, Donna Cole and Shanda Hamilton Noble County DJFS, Box 250, 46049 Marietta Road, Caldwell, OH 43724 Phone: Contact Person: Kelli Clark Tuscarawas County JFS Mailing Address: 389 Sixteenth Street, SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 GPS/Internet Directions: 247 Stonecreek Road, NW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 Phone: Contact Person.

8 Gabrielle Weingarth The East Central Ohio Regional Training Center is staffed by: Brian K. Wear, , Director Pamela Barnett, Darla Zajack, Debbie Schott 1 DIRECTIONS ECORTC, 274 Highland Avenue, Cambridge: Take I-70 to Exit 176 (State Route 40). Follow 40 East into and through the Cambridge downtown area, turn left onto Highland Avenue. (State Route 22 splits from SR 40 here.) ECORTC is located on the right between Highland Market and guernsey County DJFS. --- OR -- I-77 to Exit 47 (SR 22).

9 Turn west off ramp, follow State Route 22 through first traffic light. RTC is located on the left approximately block after stoplight. Belmont County DJFS, 68145 Hammond Road, St. Clairsville: Take I-70 East to Exit 213. Turn right and then left onto Route 331 at the light. Turn right at the second traffic light onto Hammond Road. Follow it around the back of Belmont Technical College to building on the right. Carroll County DJFS, 95 East Main Street, Carrollton: I-77 to Route 39 Exit. Turn east off exit. Follow Route 39 to Carrollton. Go through three traffic lights. After third traffic light, there is a BP station. The DJFS is located in the yellow brick building across the street from the BP station. Training room is located in the Annex Building next to Carroll County DJFS.

10 Coshocton County DJFS, 725 Pine Street, Coshocton: Take I-77 to Exit 65 (SR 36--Newcomerstown/Port Washington). Follow Routes 36/16 West to SR 541 ramp towards Roscoe Village/Coshocton. Turn right onto SR 541. Turn right onto Seventh Street and then left onto Pine Street. Harrison County DJFS, 520 North Main Street, Cadiz: Route 22 to Cadiz, go past Route 9 Exit, approximately one mile, there is a crossroads, turn right, down ramp, group of buildings on left. DJFS is clearly marked. Large redwood building. Jefferson County DJFS, Children Services Division, 125 South Fifth Street, Steubenville: Take SR 22 East to Steubenville. Exit on the left onto SR 7 South. Take SR 7 South to Washington Street, turn right onto Washington Street. Go three blocks and turn left onto Fifth Street.