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X-WR-CALDESC:China Darrington\, Ohio CDCA\, CDCA.165212\; Ohio Certified Pe
 er Recovery Supporter (OPRS) Supervisor (MH/A) China is a long-time advoca
 te for recovery\, peer recovery support and substance abuse and mental hea
 lth recovery. She has implemented comprehensive recovery support service p
 rograms to help reduce overall costs of treatment and crisis intervention 
 and operationalized those programs to fit within different organizations.
 \n\nJust as children in foster care have lived through trauma\, many of th
 eir parents have histories of childhood or adult trauma: physical abuse\, 
 sexual abuse\, domestic violence\, serious accidents\, and community viole
 nce—along with the experience of having their children placed in foster ca
 re. These experiences\, if left unaddressed\, can lead to substance abuse 
 issues. A parent’s addiction can make it difficult for them to work effect
 ively with case workers\, resource parents and CASA/GALs as they work towa
 rd reunification with their children. Even if you don’t know a parent’s pe
 rsonal history of trauma\, you’re recognizing trauma may have played a rol
 e in their lives will help you more effectively support and work with the 
 entire family.
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DESCRIPTION:China Darrington\, Ohio CDCA\, CDCA.165212\; Ohio Certified Pee
 r Recovery Supporter (OPRS) Supervisor (MH/A) China is a long-time advocat
 e for recovery\, peer recovery support and substance abuse and mental heal
 th recovery. She has implemented comprehensive recovery support service pr
 ograms to help reduce overall costs of treatment and crisis intervention a
 nd operationalized those programs to fit within different organizations.\n
 \nJust as children in foster care have lived through trauma\, many of thei
 r parents have histories of childhood or adult trauma: physical abuse\, se
 xual abuse\, domestic violence\, serious accidents\, and community violenc
 e—along with the experience of having their children placed in foster care
 . These experiences\, if left unaddressed\, can lead to substance abuse is
 sues. A parent’s addiction can make it difficult for them to work effectiv
 ely with case workers\, resource parents and CASA/GALs as they work toward
  reunification with their children. Even if you don’t know a parent’s pers
 onal history of trauma\, you’re recognizing trauma may have played a role 
 in their lives will help you more effectively support and work with the en
 tire family.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240802T090000
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LOCATION:650 Dan Street\, 1st floor conference rooms\, Akron\, OH 44310 US
SUMMARY:In-Service Training: Understanding Birth Parent Addiction
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