High Risk Families, Identification and Intervention: A Criminal Justice Perspective  

This dynamic full-day training will examine risk and resiliency factors inherent in family functioning. Genetic and sociological predisposing factors will be considered in the evolution of high risk families. Participants will learn to identify developmental, environmental, and economic issues  which pose specific barriers to effective human service intervention. Participants will learn family intervention strategies to raise awareness, build skills, and provide resources in ways that do not contribute to further dysfunctional behavior. Target Audience: Probation, Parole and Criminal Justice Case workers, Mental Health or Substance Abuse practitioners working at any level with children, adolescents and families.    

Presenter:
Dr. John  Wright University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute  

When:
May 23 ,2008 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. EDST  

Where:
ASPIN 3600 Woodview Trace, Suite 103 Indianapolis, IN  

Deadline:
Register by May 19, 2008  

Cost:
Aspin Members: $50
Affiliate and Panel Providers: $100
Non- Members: $150  

6 CEUs

NAADAC
Indiana Professional Licensing Board
The Indiana Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist and Mental Health Counselor Board has approved this organization to provide Category I Continuing Education for L.S.W., L.C.S.W., L.M.F.T., and L.M.H.C.

Indiana State Psychology Board
However, licensees must judge the programs relevance to their professional practice

Registration deadline:
 5 business days before the day of training.
Late fee of $10 added for registrations submitted after the deadline.
Registrations not refundable for cancellations made after the registration deadline.
No refunds for no-shows.       
Registration deadline: 5 business days before the day of training. Late fee of $10 added for registrations submitted after the deadline. Registrations not refundable for cancellations made after the registration deadline. No refunds for no-shows.