COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS
> Practice, tools and research regarding TCOM and use of the CANS & ANSA continues to evolve through the open-source mass collaboration approach encouraged by Chapin Hall and the Praed Foundation. An international collaborative works to improve services and systems for consumers, children, youth and families. We partner with many other organizations and entities in this process.
TCOM Collaborative Members
Members are available to provide coaching support around use of the TCOM tools (ANSA, ANSA-T, & CANS) in both the Adult and Child Systems of Care. We look forward to working with you!
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Agency Members
Cinthya Chin Herrera - cchinherrera@westcoastcc.org Ellen Kinoy - ellenkinoy@lincolnfamilies.org Melanie Wartenberg - melanie@ebac.org Kelsey Ney - kelsey_ney@senecacenter.org Dana Wolfenbarger - dana_wolfenbarger@senecacenter.org Bree Desmond - BreeDesmond@fredfinch.org Sarah Pollock - spollock@westcoastcc.org Esmeralda Gonzalez - egonzalez@starsinc.com |
Collaborative Support
Jen Cardenas (Facilitator) - jen@cardenasgroup.org April Fernando (Praed Foundation Liaison) - afernando@chapinhall.org Christine Mukai (BHCS CANS Coordinator) - Christine.Mukai@acgov.org Michael Castilla (ACBH ANSA Lead) - Michael.Castilla2@acgov.org Amy Saucier (BHCS QA Rep) - Amy.Saucier@acgov.org |
Collaborative Members
Alameda Partners
A Better Way
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Alameda County
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Bay Area Community Services
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East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC), Trauma-Informed Collaborative
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Fred Finch Youth Center
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The Hume Center
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Lincoln
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Seneca Family of Agencies
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WestCoast Children’s Clinic
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Additional Partners
Center for Child Trauma Assessment and Service Planning (CCTASP) at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
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Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago (Praed Foundation partnership)
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National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN)
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San Bernardino County
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University of Maryland School of Social Work
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Washington State Department of Social and Health Services
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