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Nurturing Parenting Program Facilitator Training September 2010Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 9:00 AM - Thursday, September 16, 2010 at 4:30 PM (ET)Richmond, VA |
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Nurturing Parenting Programs®
Nurturing Parenting Programs®
3 Day
Facilitator Training
Sponsored by: Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
with
Carol Dolber McMurray, MSW, ACSW
National Trainer/Consultant
Dates: September 14 - 16, 2010
Cost: $290.00 includes training materials, a.m. and p.m. snacks, lunch on the first and third day of training.
Location: Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
4901 Fitzhugh Avenue
Richmond, VA 23230
This training is approved for 2.0 CEUs by
V.C.U’s School of Social Work
The Nurturing Parenting Programs®
The Nurturing Parenting Programs® are family-based programs with a proven track record of preventing the recurrence of child abuse and neglect. Departments of Social Services, Day Care Facilities, Prevention Programs of Community Services’ Boards, women centers and many other agencies/ organizations committed to helping families and children in their communities have relied upon the Programs as a primary parenting program to promote healthy family life and break the cycle of child maltreatment.
The Nurturing Parenting Programs® are recognized by the National Registry of Effective Programs and Practices (NREPP), the Substance Abuse-Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Dependency Prevention (OJJDP).
Today, there are more than 16 Nurturing Parenting Programs®, each addressing the specific needs of different populations:
w Prenatal Program
* Nurturing Skills for Teen Parents
w Parents and Their Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers , updated * Nurturing America’s Military Families
* Parents and Their School-Age children 5-11 * Crianza con Cariño Birth to Five Years
w Parents and Adolescents w Crianza con Cariño 4-12 Years
w Teen Parents and Their Families w African-American Supplemental Lesson Guide
w ABC’s of Parenting w Hmong Parents and Adolescents
w Families in Substance Abuse Treatment and Recovery * Alcohol and Kids Don’t Mix
w Nurturing Skills for Families * Family Nurturing Camp
* Community Based Education in Nurturing Parenting
Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory (AAPI-2)
The AAPI-2 has proven invaluable in assessing the parenting attitudes and child-rearing beliefs of parents and adolescents. Founded on five parenting constructs known to lead to abusive parenting, the AAPI provides scores that profile parents at risk for abusing and neglecting children.
[visit www.aapionline.com for more info.]
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Description:
In the 3 day training, Participants will learn:
* The philosophy, values, goals, structure, and validation of the Nurturing Parenting Program®.
s How the 5 Constructs are taught and understood in the Program, through activities relating to child development & expectations, attachment, personal power, empathy, discipline & alternatives to corporal punishment, expressing feelings & gentle touch, nurturing oneself, self-awareness (incl. parent –child roles) and building self-esteem in parents & children.
s How to Implement group and home based Nurturing Parenting Programs® that includes practice sessions, use of program materials, videos, assessment tools, children’s and parents’ program activities, family home practice assignments, icebreakers.
s Application of the Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory (AAPI-2) and Nurturing Skills Competency Scale (NSCS) where
applicable in certain Programs.
During this training, different Nurturing Parenting Program® Curricula will be available for review. The Nurturing God’s Way Parenting Program for Christian Families®, the Nurturing Program for Parents and Their Children with Health Challenges, and Nurturing Father’s Program require separate specialized training. Please go to the website www.nurturingparenting.com for information on these 3 different trainings. The purchase of N.P.P. Curricula is also ordered on the website through Family Development Resources, Inc.
For questions about the training content, contact NPP trainer, Carol Dolber McMurray at 804-673-7060
Times: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 9:30 a.m. to 5:00p.m.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, September 16, 2010 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Meals: Continental breakfast available daily @ 9:00 a.m.
Lunch provided on Tuesday, Sept. 14 & Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
Lunch on your own Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Breaks: Morning and afternoon
Accommodations:
Training Location: Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
4901 Fitzhugh Avenue, Suite 200
Richmond, VA 23230
804-359-6166
About the Sponsoring Agency:
Prevent Child Abuse Virginia (PCAV), is a statewide, private, nonprofit organization, and the
Virginia Chapter of Prevent
Child Abuse America. PCAV leads a coalition of community partners across the Commonwealth. The agency is
committed to preventing child abuse and neglect through actions taken as leaders, advocates, educators and collaborators.
PCAV works with local, regional and statewide human services agencies, civic and religious organizations, businesses,
health care providers and concerned citizens. PCAV believes that child abuse and neglect can be prevented by
engaging individuals, families and organizations around common prevention goals
About the Trainer:
Carol Dolber McMurray, MSW, ACSW, is a Nationally Recognized Trainer/ Consultant with the Nurturing Parenting
Programs ®. She is an active member & past coordinator of the Virginia Nurturing Network. She has worked with and on
behalf of children and families for over twenty-five years, particularly in the area of foster family care and adoption.
Carol serves as a Trainer and Adoption/ Life Book Consultant with Child & Family Development Services of Richmond,
Virginia. In her work to strengthen nurturing family life and prevent child maltreatment, she also provides workshops and
seminars on conflict resolution techniques, communication and problem-solving strategies, group and family dynamics.
She is adjunct faculty with Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Social Work VISSTA project.
Carol has conducted Nurturing Parenting Program ® Trainings for over fifteen years, provided workshops on Nurturing
Parenting, facilitated Nurturing Skills groups with adolescents and helped organizations in the implementation of different
Nurturing Parenting Programs®.
Deadline for registrations is: Thursday, September 2, 2010
(Space is limited to the first 14 paid registrants.)
Cancellation Deadline: Thursday, Sept. 2nd, if Sept. 3rd or later, $50.00 is the non-refundable processing fee.
Be sure to give your Email Address This is IMPORTANT – You may receive updates and confirmation by email
Hotel Details: Holiday Inn 2000 Staples Mill Road Richmond, VA 2323 (804) 359-6061 This hotel is walking distance from our office. PCAV has a rate of $73.00 plus tax. When calling for reservations, be sure to ask for the Prevent Child Abuse Virginia room rate. The hotel also offers shuttle service for guests. A shopping mall is at the end of our block and close to the Holiday Inn. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance, as well. Also, there will be plenty of instate attendees at the training staying at the hotel with cars. If any out-of-state staff flies in, (s)he could easily do without a car for the entire week. Quality Inn – West End 8008 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23294 (804) 346-0000 This hotel is a 2.5 mile drive from PCAV’s offices. In addition to attractive surroundings, this is a well-secured hotel and offers many amenities. Again, when calling for reservations, ask for the Prevent Child Abuse Virginia rate of $64.00 plus tax. Driving Details: Please refer to Mapquest or the individual websites for directions. For the Holiday Inn, www.holidayinn.com/ric/westend For the Quality Inn, www.QIRICHMOND.snbhotels.com 4/2008
When & Where
PCAV
4901 Fitzhugh Ave
Suite 200
Richmond,
VA 23230
Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 9:00 AM - Thursday, September 16, 2010 at 4:30 PM (ET)
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Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
Prevent Child Abuse Virginia (PCAV) is a statewide, private nonprofit organization that strives through advocacy, education, direct services and partnerships to eliminate child abuse and neglect in the Commonwealth. PCAV leads a coalition of independent agencies and Healthy Families programs across Virginia and provides a range of support and information to help families and children thrive.
Training Location: Prevent Child Abuse Virginia
4901 Fitzhugh Avenue, Suite 200
Richmond, VA 23230
804-359-6166
Accommodations are listed with PCAV’s preferred hotel (The Hampton Inn) first then other options listed from closest to furthest. The options listed reflect a variety of tastes and travel needs. There are other hotels in the area that you are certainly welcomed to explore via whichever booking vehicle you prefer (Priceline.com, etc).
Hotel Details: Hampton Inn – Richmond
*PCAV’s Pick
5406 Glenside Drive
Richmond, VA 23228
(804) 756-1777
This recently opened hotel, is located 2.9 miles from PCAV. It has visually appealing contemporary décor, small exercise room, outdoor seasonal pool, business center, complementary breakfast and 24 hour snacks available. It is clean and the staff members are friendly and helpful. Rooms look comfortable and well appointed.
The negotiated PCAV rate is $93.00 plus tax.
Holiday Inn
2000 Staples Mill Road
Richmond, VA 2323
(804) 359-6061
This hotel is walking distance from our office. PCAV has a rate of $73.00 plus tax (this rate is good through December 31, 2010). When calling for reservations, be sure to ask for the Prevent Child Abuse Virginia room rate. The hotel also offers shuttle service for guests.
A shopping mall is at the end of our block and close to the Holiday Inn. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance, as well. Also, there will be plenty of instate attendees at the training staying at the hotel with cars. If any out-of-state staff flies in, (s)he could easily do without a car for the entire week.
· Please note that there have been several complaints regarding cleanliness of this facility.
The Westin – Richmond
6631 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 282-8444
The Westin is a lovely contemporary styled hotel designed to inspire tranquility. It is located 1.8 miles from PCAV and has a bright indoor pool, large exercise room, free cable connection to internet (wireless costs extra) and a great restaurant on site. It is more expensive than other area hotels but boasts 100% high thread count cotton sheets, down comforters and flat screen TV’s.
Call for rates.
Quality Inn – West End
8008 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23294
(804) 346-0000
This hotel is a 2.5 mile drive from PCAV’s offices. In addition to attractive surroundings, this is a well-secured hotel and offers many amenities. Again, when calling for reservations, ask for the Prevent Child Abuse Virginia rate of $64.00 plus tax.
Embassy Suites Hotel
2925 Emerywood Parkway
Richmond, VA 23294
(804) 672-8585
All suites all the time, this hotel is located 2.9 miles from PCAV
and offers breakfast, a cocktail hour and entrances to rooms from
a courtyard (which makes them always visible to staff – nice for travelers particularly concerned with safety). Embassy Suites features an indoor pool, workout room, hot tub and sauna, work station and all bedrooms are situated towards the outside of the hotel to minimize interior hotel noise.
Call for rates.
Driving Details: Please refer to Mapquest or the individual websites for directions.
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