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When we talk about resilience in children, we often picture the child who keeps going despite adversity—the one who bounces back, pushes through, or somehow finds the strength to overcome difficult circumstances. But resilience isn’t simply something a child has—or doesn’t have. And it isn’t something children develop by being left to handle hard things […]

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Is a challenging classroom situation keeping you up at night? Unsure how to best support a student’s behavior? You don’t have to navigate it alone. Join us for our Solution-Seeking Sessions, where our primary focus is finding real answers and creating tangible, positive outcomes for your classroom. We have sessions scheduled across the 2026–2027 school […]

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Plenary Session: Transforming Ourselves to Transform the World: Cultivating Healthy Communities from the Inside-Out Plenary Speaker: Dr. Stan Sonu Resilient Communities include all of us serving children and families.  This track will focus on what all organizations within the community can do to support children and encourage their resilience.  So, join us if you work […]


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Plenary Session:  Empowering Communities, Youth, and Families through an Asset-Based Approach and Partnerships with Assessment Centers Plenary Speaker:  Meredith Velasquez, LCSW The Youth Justice track includes workshops for both those working in Juvenile Justice and those working in Child Welfare, because we know often the children we are served are impacted by both systems....


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Plenary Speaker:  Karen Buckwalter, LCSW Plenary Session: The Hidden Legacy: How Parents’ Attachment Histories Shape Their Children’s Lives This track’s presenters are experts in trauma-informed and attachment-focused interventions and strategies for counselors and therapists that truly help children impacted by developmental trauma.  These workshops provide an opportunity to...


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