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Key outcomes

Participants will be able to:

  • Recognize the benefits and potential challenges of working with families. 
  • Articulate ethical strategies that can support youth autonomy and leverage familial involvement to optimize youth outcomes. 
  • Identify resources available to families involved in youth services.

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ESPs, VRCs, Human Service professionals

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Gina Oswald

Sep 17

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Tiffany Miller

Sep 17

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