Fatality Review Team News January 2022

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  Fatality Review Team News                                                 January 2022





Keeping Kids Safe in Automated Vehicles

SRCAC: Deep Well: The CE-CERT Model for Sustaining a Career in Child Welfare


Resources for Keeping Kids Safe in Automated Vehicles

Though this presentation was yesterday, you can view and download the resources HERE<https://www.safekids.org/AVs/educate-safety-community>.

Hear from two of the nation’s leading experts on Keeping Kids Safe in Automated Vehicles. SKAVA’s own Kristy Brinker Brouwer from Kettering University and Joe Colella from Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, will share their knowledge and answer your questions surrounding children and autonomous vehicles.

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AVAILABLE UNTIL FEBRUARY 10TH

"The Deep Well: The CE-CERT Model for Sustaining a Career in Child Welfare"

Available on SRCAC's YouTube channel<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=00121NQI5yZZcLfqZiG1bBaLXip6vBb1bHqBvKxXtLcqgUb24dik0wmkYm3bghB-Gd5Er9a81fRU8sk9IshsDZZBSZf2tcqvVUFx3OVZwbcAROGpKF0MYYHCnCL80JU0k30eG9z4h7Ko2PfOE3KaxYgziGZhslV_zdwpp2EK9cEarxSbJK3eV-Hsb6kRzwOn8AM&c=ciXlb6kX8EGRTplshc3e18BL5EOB0vmkeazUfQs-xlH0sG1QQJKjOA==&ch=kJd1_9aufWqwB89SzglFHq88StIrzvCQJpZFO7gjItAKiFMAl5rL3A==>

Led by Brian Miller, Ph.D., this webinar provides clinicians and their supervisors with an overview of the five skill components (experiential engagement, managing rumination, intentional narrative, reducing emotional labor, and parasympathetic recovery strategies) of the CE-CERT model and guided opportunities for the worker to self-audit their current strengths and needs for developing these skills.

Rather than traditional self-help strategies that take place after exposure to trauma, this model is about re-training direct service providers to remain resilient as they are exposed to trauma. This model is a re-thinking of managing secondary traumatic stress that can be accomplished through intentionality, practice, and coaching.

The presentation is followed by a Q&A period moderated by SRCAC Project Director Karen Hangartner.
Watch the Webinar<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=00121NQI5yZZcLfqZiG1bBaLXip6vBb1bHqBvKxXtLcqgUb24dik0wmkYm3bghB-Gd5yYJeUx-ia6iXt7Av2RG4aiFckGuoosZwD6UTD72bGJiXPZ_SZ2Mi-oEvMEmDP3hfzbV8PCF69WrUvKRmcgYMhthINRAs0-S3DNsKK4C4Zjl12u71voGKxPiALxY8QMD5OxUq--HBv3xPsuLCeWBzjefsTaCkFnaE&c=ciXlb6kX8EGRTplshc3e18BL5EOB0vmkeazUfQs-xlH0sG1QQJKjOA==&ch=kJd1_9aufWqwB89SzglFHq88StIrzvCQJpZFO7gjItAKiFMAl5rL3A==>

This webinar will only be available until February 10, 2022.



Want More? Check Out More Videos Around Secondary Traumatic Stress:

"How Are You Doing?" YouTube Series<https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=00121NQI5yZZcLfqZiG1bBaLXip6vBb1bHqBvKxXtLcqgUb24dik0wmkYm3bghB-Gd50nePXUaqaxZh230vitMLuRfVskvgnDlxCQcfVDIFf5909t30rgnQO3rptZDmFCLQjon01u45Yhzs2noSTZZZm-rhMLGkSNDtGIPS2BZNqhw4raAKFpAf4UjoUkWl4V0v-V_YiQ9tgL4yVlBDjNhstQ==&c=ciXlb6kX8EGRTplshc3e18BL5EOB0vmkeazUfQs-xlH0sG1QQJKjOA==&ch=kJd1_9aufWqwB89SzglFHq88StIrzvCQJpZFO7gjItAKiFMAl5rL3A==>





This project is supported by Award No. 2019-CI-FX-K003 awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Department of Justice.
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