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Register
Online: Please
click here to access our online training registration system.
For
more information: Call 617-414-4244,
Leave name and address for a brochure or e-mail: Dr. Maxine
Weinreb, Director of Training: Maxine.Weinreb@bmc.org
To
join our mailing list: Please
send email and address to Louisa.Sullivan@bmc.org
The
Hampton Suites hotel in Boston provides a discount for
all Child Witness to Violence programs and is the recommended
hotel for all events
Training and Consultation
The Child Witness to Violence Project provides
individually designed training and consultation to a wide
variety of professionals who work with children including:
- Teachers
- Early Care Providers
- Early Intervention Staff
- Mental Health Clinicians
- Health Care Providers
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- Police
- Judges
- Attorneys
- Domestic Violence Shelter Staff
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General Training Menu
- The Impact of Violence on Children
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Children
- Assessment and Treatment of Children Who are Exposed to
Violence
- Child-Parent Psychotherapy
- Strategies for Classroom Intervention for Children Who
Are Exposed to Violence
- Raising Children in a Violent World (Workshops for Parents)
- Supporting Resiliency in Children Who Witness Violence
- Caring for the Caregiver: The Effects of Trauma -Related
Work on Professionals
- The Pediatrician's Role in Working with Children who are
Exposed to Violence
- Designing and Implementing a Program for Children who
Witness Violence
- Building Communities that Support Children Who Witness
Violence
- Safe Haven training Project: Helping Teachers Support
Children and Families Who Witness Violence in Their Communities
- Interviewing Children who are Exposed to Violence
Staff trainers include clinical social workers, mental
health counselors, early childhood educators, pediatricians,
attorneys, and psychologists.
Some training is available in Spanish. Contact maxine.weinreb@bmc.org
for further information.
Consultation Menu
Clinical and Programmatic Consultation
- Case-based consultation to clinicians focusing on clinical
issues
- Case-based consultation focusing on overlapping child
protection and domestic violence issues
- Consultation to clinical supervisors about supervisory
matters
- Consultation to clinics, social service agencies, Universities,
hospitals, and shelters around developing Child Witness
to Violence Project programs
School Based Consultation
- Support and consultation to school, early care centers,
Head Start, and Early Intervention programs around working
with children affected by violence
- Consultation around managing the behavior of young children
affected by violence
Technical Assistance
- Program development
- Staff development
For further information and fee schedule, call Dr.
Maxine Weinreb at 617-414-3662 or email at maxine.weinreb@bmc.org
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