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X-WR-CALDESC:Topic: Substance Abuse: A Family-centered Approach to Understa
 nding Impact\nWhen: Wednesday\, April 22\, 2020\nTime: 1:00pm-2:00pm \nCos
 t: Free of charge\nRegister: https://nationalcasagal.zoom.us/webinar/regis
 ter/WN_8v-9hzP2QGCcjAi9SsZMww\n\nWhen completing the registration form: \n
 •	In the Organization field enter: Summit County CASA\n•	Under I am a: choos
 e CASA/GAL Volunteer \nNumber of in-service credits: 1\nPlease note: If yo
 u are unable to attend the live presentation\, please contact your Volunte
 er Coordinator to request instructions on accessing the archived recording
  and handouts. \nBy participating in this training\, you will:\n•	Become mo
 re familiar with substance abuse as a disorder and available treatments \n
 •	Gain knowledge around the impact of SUD on children and families\n•	Begin 
 to learn about you can advocate for a family-centered approach\n\nDescript
 ion:\nWhile substance abuse is not a new phenomenon\, widespread addiction
  to opioids has been making headlines across the country. Law enforcement\
 , public health officials\, and policy makers are working to stem the tide
  of overdose deaths and hold accountable those responsible for this nation
 wide public health crisis. Often overlooked are the tens of thousands of c
 hildren who are coming into foster care every year as a result of the opio
 id crisis. Courts are struggling to cope with the influx of cases. Child w
 elfare officials are managing record caseloads and budget shortages.\nThe 
 National CASA/GAL Association for Children is hosting a webinar on substan
 ce abuse as a disorder. The goal of this training is to increase understan
 ding of substance use disorder (SUD) on children who have experienced abus
 e or neglect and their families so that they are served with a greater amo
 unt of knowledge and skill by CASA/GAL volunteers. Topics to be covered in
 clude:\n•	SUD diagnoses and types of treatment\n•	Impact on children and fam
 ilies\n•	Family-centered approach to treatment\nThis is the second in a fou
 r-part webinar series on substance abuse and opioids scheduled for 2020. 
 \nPresenter’s bio:\nSarah Fox\, MA\nMs. Fox is a Program Associate for the
  National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare at Children and Fami
 ly Futures. She assists with research and evaluation\, technical assistanc
 e\, and the preparation of products for a national audience.\nMs. Fox has 
 over 10 years of extensive experience working in direct clinical practice 
 serving individuals and families with specific settings to include private
  practice\, inpatient psychiatric hospitals\, inpatient substance use trea
 tment\, state funded community case management services and group living h
 omes\, active duty military\, forensics\, neuroscience research\, and diag
 nostics. She received a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from the U
 niversity of Houston\, Victoria and a Bachelor of Arts in Education from W
 inthrop University.\nThank you for all you do in supporting our mission. P
 lease let me know if you have any questions about this or other training o
 pportunities. \n
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DESCRIPTION:Topic: Substance Abuse: A Family-centered Approach to Understan
 ding Impact\nWhen: Wednesday\, April 22\, 2020\nTime: 1:00pm-2:00pm \nCost
 : Free of charge\nRegister: https://nationalcasagal.zoom.us/webinar/regist
 er/WN_8v-9hzP2QGCcjAi9SsZMww\n\nWhen completing the registration form: \n•
 	In the Organization field enter: Summit County CASA\n•	Under I am a: choose
  CASA/GAL Volunteer \nNumber of in-service credits: 1\nPlease note: If you
  are unable to attend the live presentation\, please contact your Voluntee
 r Coordinator to request instructions on accessing the archived recording 
 and handouts. \nBy participating in this training\, you will:\n•	Become mor
 e familiar with substance abuse as a disorder and available treatments \n•
 	Gain knowledge around the impact of SUD on children and families\n•	Begin t
 o learn about you can advocate for a family-centered approach\n\nDescripti
 on:\nWhile substance abuse is not a new phenomenon\, widespread addiction 
 to opioids has been making headlines across the country. Law enforcement\,
  public health officials\, and policy makers are working to stem the tide 
 of overdose deaths and hold accountable those responsible for this nationw
 ide public health crisis. Often overlooked are the tens of thousands of ch
 ildren who are coming into foster care every year as a result of the opioi
 d crisis. Courts are struggling to cope with the influx of cases. Child we
 lfare officials are managing record caseloads and budget shortages.\nThe N
 ational CASA/GAL Association for Children is hosting a webinar on substanc
 e abuse as a disorder. The goal of this training is to increase understand
 ing of substance use disorder (SUD) on children who have experienced abuse
  or neglect and their families so that they are served with a greater amou
 nt of knowledge and skill by CASA/GAL volunteers. Topics to be covered inc
 lude:\n•	SUD diagnoses and types of treatment\n•	Impact on children and fami
 lies\n•	Family-centered approach to treatment\nThis is the second in a four
 -part webinar series on substance abuse and opioids scheduled for 2020. \n
 Presenter’s bio:\nSarah Fox\, MA\nMs. Fox is a Program Associate for the N
 ational Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare at Children and Family
  Futures. She assists with research and evaluation\, technical assistance\
 , and the preparation of products for a national audience.\nMs. Fox has ov
 er 10 years of extensive experience working in direct clinical practice se
 rving individuals and families with specific settings to include private p
 ractice\, inpatient psychiatric hospitals\, inpatient substance use treatm
 ent\, state funded community case management services and group living hom
 es\, active duty military\, forensics\, neuroscience research\, and diagno
 stics. She received a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from the Uni
 versity of Houston\, Victoria and a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Win
 throp University.\nThank you for all you do in supporting our mission. Ple
 ase let me know if you have any questions about this or other training opp
 ortunities. \n
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SUMMARY:Webinar Part 2: Substance Abuse
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