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DESCRIPTION:This presentation will focus on trauma-informed care interventi
 on models\, more specifically the Attachment\, self-Regulation\, and Compe
 tency framework (Blaustein & Kinniburgh\, 2010). ARC is a systemic\, evide
 nce-informed intervention framework for children\, youth and families who 
 have experienced multiple traumas\, and is currently being implemented in 
 several child protection agencies in Quebec.  The ARC framework is a model
  that identifies three core domains of intervention for children and adole
 scents and their caregiving systems as means to build resiliency: attachme
 nt\, self-regulation\, and competency. It is a multimodal and transtheoret
 ical model that has great potential for generalizability because its flexi
 bility allows for applications to diverse populations and settings (e.g. d
 irect individual work with children\, support for the caregiving system\, 
 programming at the milieu and system levels).  In addition to presenting t
 he core components of the ARC model\, we will present the conditions upon 
 which a trauma-informed system of care in child welfare is created as well
  as the opportunities and challenges we have encountered while working wit
 h child protection agencies.\n\nBring your lunch. Cookies & coffee will be
  served.\n\nFor more information on CRCF's research seminars\, please clic
 k here.\n
DTSTART:20180117T170000Z
DTEND:20180117T180000Z
LOCATION:room 326\, Wilson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2A7\, 3506 rue U
 niversity
SUMMARY:Research Seminar with Delphine Collin-Vézina & Sarah McNamee - Impl
 ementing trauma-informed practices in child protection settings: Reflectio
 ns on challenges and opportunities
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