This training will explore how the Touchpoints Approach can help providers create and nurture collaborative partnerships with parents living with substance use disorder (SUD) and their children who have experienced prenatal exposure.
Touchpoints provides a practical, preventive approach that supports professionals in forming strength-based partnerships with families.
In this 3-part series, learn strategies you can use in your work and personal lives that honor everyone’s experiences, build resilience, and nurture self-care.
Touchpoints in Libraries focuses on understanding a child’s developmental process from birth to 6 years, and connecting with families through strengths-based interactions.
The Newborn Behavioral Observations system (NBO) is an infant-focused, family-centered relationship building tool designed to sensitize parents to their baby's competencies, challenges, and individuality with the goal of fostering the development of a positive parent-infant relationship from the very beginning.
Seats still available for Touchpoints Training starting September 10!
