Presented byCalTrin
This training will provide an overview of adolescent cognitive and psychosocial development including the major developmental tasks during adolescence, discuss the linkages between cognitive, physiological, and psychosocial development and life events on adolescents’ health, behavior, and the development of competencies as well as the influence of contextual factors and life events on development. The webinar will conclude with implications and strategies for supporting adolescents.
Participants will be able to:

Describe the major cognitive and psychosocial changes that take place during adolescence
Analyze the influence of contextual factors and life events on the development of competencies and unhealthy risk behaviors in adolescence
Apply best practices to support positive developmental outcomes for adolescents

CE Hours:3

Location: Ventura County Community Foundation Board Room, 4001 Mission Oaks Blvd, Camarillo
Instructors: Brooke Lautz of Ventura County Public Defender's Office and Ayala Benefraim from the Fresh Start Program
This Immigration training provided by the Ventura County Public Defender's Office will discuss people's legal rights during interactions with law enforcement and immigration officials. They will also discuss how to respond if ICE comes to your home or place of employment, or approaches you in a public location. The Fresh Start program provides resources for non-citizens with past convictions, opening doors to better job, housing and life opportunities. We will have Red Cards, referrals and community support.

CE Hours: 2

Presented by Ventura & Oxnard FKCE
Instructor: Nora Hayes
Children are incredibly resilient and with the help of a supportive community and the Five Protective Factors, they can, in time, overcome their Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). The Protective Factors have been shown to strengthen families, reduce the likelihood that abuse and neglect will occur, and mitigate long-term consequences of experiencing child abuse and neglect. Join us to engage with the Protective Factors Framework initiative that keeps families strong and children free from abuse and neglect.
Learning objectives include:
Learn the five protective factors that will help families stay strong and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Identify daily strategies and actions that help build those protective factors.
Understand what it means to work with families and children in a strength-based way.

CE Hours:1 hour per session (6 hours for completing all sessions) - Wednesdays and Thursdays, April 23, 24, 30; May 1, 7, 8

Presented by Ventura & Oxnard FKCE
Instructor: Nora Hayes
Children are incredibly resilient and with the help of a supportive community and the Five Protective Factors, they can, in time, overcome their Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). The Protective Factors have been shown to strengthen families, reduce the likelihood that abuse and neglect will occur, and mitigate long-term consequences of experiencing child abuse and neglect. Join us to engage with the Protective Factors Framework initiative that keeps families strong and children free from abuse and neglect.
Learning objectives include:
Learn the five protective factors that will help families stay strong and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Identify daily strategies and actions that help build those protective factors.
Understand what it means to work with families and children in a strength-based way.

CE Hours:1 hour per session (6 hours for completing all sessions) - Wednesdays and Thursdays, April 23, 24, 30; May 1, 7, 8