ENGAGEMENT GUIDES
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> In this section, you will find links to family engagement guides. Brief descriptions are provided. Click on the headings below for information and content.
The engagement guides in this series were developed through a series of approximately 25 ninety-minute working groups with caregivers and youth with experience navigating the children’s public behavioral health system. ...it is also critical to consider that each individual is unique. |
USING THE CANS WITH:
AFRICAN-AMERICAN CAREGIVERS AND YOUTH
CANTONESE CAREGIVERS AND YOUTH
LATINO / HISPANIC CAREGIVERS AND MULTI-CULTURAL YOUTH
AFRICAN-AMERICAN CAREGIVERS AND YOUTH
CANTONESE CAREGIVERS AND YOUTH
LATINO / HISPANIC CAREGIVERS AND MULTI-CULTURAL YOUTH
BUILDING A SHARED VISION: COLLABORATIVE ENGAGEMENT AND DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS USING THE CANS, PRESENTED BY SUZANNE BUTTON, PHD (ppt > pdf)
See Building a Shared Vision: Collaborative Engagement and Difficult Conversations Using the CANS for more.
See Building a Shared Vision: Collaborative Engagement and Difficult Conversations Using the CANS for more.
WORKING WITH CHINESE FAMILIES
"The following is a list of important themes and topics which should be considered when working with Chinese clients and their families. It is important to remember that the client is the expert, and it is best practice to always ask about their own interpretations of their culture, beliefs, values and experiences." See Working with Chinese Families for more.
"The following is a list of important themes and topics which should be considered when working with Chinese clients and their families. It is important to remember that the client is the expert, and it is best practice to always ask about their own interpretations of their culture, beliefs, values and experiences." See Working with Chinese Families for more.
WORKING WITH LATINO FAMILIES
"The following is a list of important themes and topics which should be considered when working with Latino clients and their families. It is important to remember that the client is the expert, and it is best practice to always ask about their own interpretations and experience of their culture, beliefs, and values." See Working with Latino Families for more.
"The following is a list of important themes and topics which should be considered when working with Latino clients and their families. It is important to remember that the client is the expert, and it is best practice to always ask about their own interpretations and experience of their culture, beliefs, and values." See Working with Latino Families for more.
