Children and youth in foster, adoptive, and kinship families often have complex mental health and developmental needs. Professionals across child welfare and behavioral health are looking for practical, effective ways to strengthen how they respond. The National Adoption Competency Mental Health Training Initiative (NTI) is a free, web-based training designed to help practitioners better address the needs of children and families affected by separation, loss, placement, and permanency transitions. In this session, we’ll examine what recent national data tell us about NTI’s reach, engagement, and impact.
This webinar shares what national data show about NTI’s reach and impact, including:
You’ll also hear how participation and implementation data are being used to strengthen engagement efforts, what additional supports are available to participants, and examples from the field. Whether you are a leader deciding whether NTI is a fit for your organization, a supervisor supporting staff participation, or a practitioner considering enrolling yourself, this session offers a look at what we are learning about NTI and what appears to support meaningful engagement and application in practice.
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Due to traumatic life experiences and compromised beginnings, many children who are adopted, who are being raised by relatives (kinship care), or have experienced foster care have higher risks for developmental, health, emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges.
Individuals and participating family members received Adoption Competent Therapy in 2024.
Parents and professionals registered for the Strengthening Your Family (SYF) Webinar Series in 2024.
Children and families have received adoption-competent mental health services since 1998.