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A Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Parent Partner Training Academy Sponsored Continuing Education Training Event, Hosted by the Los Angeles Training Consortium
This two-hour course will teach 6 steps in preventing and repairing parent partner-caregiver relationship strains and ruptures resulting from mandated reporting of child abuse or neglect.
Parent partners will describe the most challenging aspects of these situations. The course will use exercises, demonstrations and role plays to have participants practice skills so they can master these situations on the job.
The six steps are:
1. Clarifying mandated reporting requirements – maybe less on this as we will be having DCFS doing a deeper dive training to the what is reportable.
2. Examining options to immediate reporting
3. Reporting with the caregiver
4. Repairing the strain or rupture in the relationship
5. Recognizing when the caregiver feels so betrayed that repairing the relationship is impossible and a new Parent Partner should be assigned
6. Preventing future reportable behavior
> Wed., 11/05/25, 10am - 12pm (2 hrs)
This training is free and presented online via ZOOM.
This training is intended for Parent Partner and LA County Peer Support Specialists working with parents, families and children.
This training will provide 2 hours of Parent Partner Continuing Education, and also meets C.E. requirements for SB803 recertification.
Presented by
Christopher Amenson, Ph.D.
IMPORTANT- PLEASE READ BEFORE REGISTERING:>>You MUST attend the entire training. Any early sign-offs or late log-ins resulting in more than 15 minutes of missed time will result in no credit given for attending.>> Your camera MUST be on the entire time of the training. Please use a computer that has a functioning camera--test out your camera before attending.>> DO NOT share your confirmation link with anyone. Each link is unique to the individual registered to attend. Sharing your link will result in either you or the other person not receiving credit for attending.> It is recommended that you sign on a few minutes early to avoid connection difficulties.
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