An NMSU Cooperative Extension Program

Substance use Disorders and Parenting: Supporting Caregiver-Child Interactions in Recovery Registration

Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Training and Support

Trainer: Jane Clarke, Ph.D.

3 Social Work CEUs (Also Accepted by NM Counseling Board)
This 3-hour, 15 minute seminar will explore the impact of substance use disorders on parenting, child development, and the early parent-child relationship. Supporting parental reflective functioning, addressing relational trauma, and improving coordinated social behaviors, have the potential to counter the impact and tip the balance from vulnerability to resilience.

This training is for community behavioral health providers, CYFD staff, and other stakeholders who work with children, youth and families

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