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Continuing Education
Information:
Lilliput is approved by the
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT - Provider #66256) to sponsor continuing education for Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists. Lilliput maintains responsibility for this program/course and its content. This course meets the qualifications for 8 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs or LCSWs, as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. CEUs will be provided by email within two weeks of the training date. CEUs are free of cost.
Pre-registration is required. Register at:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqfuGvrzMqHNTUkOACZCnfrXibfVPT9Pin
Or
Caitlin Lewis Leeburn
(916) 923-5444
Clewis@wayfinderfamily.org
Cancellation Policy: If you are UNABLE TO ATTEND, please cancel by notifying Caitlin at
(916) 567-4477 or
clewis@wayfinderfamily.org
Accommodation for Disabilities:
For special arrangements or
accommodations to participate in this training, please contact Caitlin at
(916-) 567-4477 or
clewis@wayfinderfamily.org. To ensure accommodations can be implemented, please contact Lilliput 4 days prior to the training.
Grievances: Grievance Policies and Procedures are available upon request: Please contact Caitlin at (916) 567-4477 or clewis@wayfinderfamily.org

The WisdomPath Way
Reparative Parenting Approach
Presented by Dr. Kate Messina

Please join Lilliput Post Adoption Services
serving Yolo and the Mother Lode Counties for a FREE 4-Part Webinar

Monday, December 7, 2020
Thursday, December 10, 2020
Monday, December 14, 2020
Thursday, December 17, 2020
2:30pm-4:30pm
Via Zoom: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqfuGvrzMqHNTUkOACZCnfrXibfVPT9Pin
CEU’s available.

The WisdomPath Way Reparative Parenting Approach (WPW RP) is a culturally inclusive parent-child coaching model for adoptive parents who are raising children with trauma-exposed, childhood experiences that result in emotional and behavioral disturbances. This workshop provides professionals and parents with strategic methods and tools to help children rediscover their innate desire to connect, fit, and belong by shifting away from behavior management/control to a relational, coaching approach in which parents can confidently teach their children the social contract of “this is what we do and how we do it.”
Learning Goals and Objectives
Name, describe and apply the 4 foundational components of the WisdomPath Way Reparative Parenting Approach.
Use the parent-child dyad as the foundational relationship for the healing of a traumatized child’s organizing brain/mind.
Use the WPW RP 3-Story brain model to help children develop self-regulation, self-control, and self-discipline.
Name the 4 embedded stages of social maturity and know where their child should be chronologically and where their child is stuck.
Identify their own and their child(rens) temperament and their child’s corresponding protest styles.
Respond to their children’s challenging behaviors in three critical arenas with the WPW RP 5-Step Discipline model.
Respond to their children’s moments of emotional dysregulation or an amygdala hijack with the WPW RP Emotion Coaching model.
Challenging behaviors and if they are having that experience of struggling to get children to follow directions or accept limits and boundaries then this is the course for them.

Dr. Kate Messina is owner of the WisdomPath Way Institute in Sacramento, California, and has over 30 years of experience working with high-conflict foster/adoptive families.
Dr. Messina developed the WisdomPath Way Reparative Parenting Approach as an alternative to conventional parenting models and child-focused individual psychotherapy to respond to the overwhelming need expressed by parents for effective interventions.