2010 Workshops
A training series led by Judge Douglas Johnson of the Separate Juvenile Court of Douglas County that focuses on infants and toddlers in the child welfare system
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Phase I: Overview of Babies and Toddlers in the Child Welfare Court System
An introductory all-day seminar focusing on the 0-3 population and how the court and its stakeholders can ensure the best possible outcomes for them
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August 2: Broken Bow
Broken Bow Country Club, 2280 Memorial Drive
Registration is now closed. Learn about our past Helping Babies from the Bench trainings held in 2008 and 2009.
Phase II: Advanced Topics and Implementation into Court Practice
An all-day training and workshop addressing mental health issues of babies and toddlers and treatment services, and putting knowledge into court practice. An afternoon workshop with a core team selected by the Through the Eyes of the Child Initiative local team will work on local implementation.
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August 26: Holdrege
Phelps Memorial Hospital, 1215 Tibbals Street
August 27: Hastings
Quality Hotel & Conference Center, 2205 Osborne Drive East
September 17: Ogallala
Grey Goose Lodge, 201 Chuckwagon Road
November 5: Papillion
Sarpy County Courthouse, Board Room, 1210 Golden Gate Drive
Click here to register for one of these Phase II trainings.
Please note that this registration is for the morning session only. The Core Team Workshop in the afternoon is limited to core team members selected by the Through the Eyes local team. Core team members will be registered for the afternoon Core Team Workshop by their Team Coordinator; however core team members must independently register online for the morning session. If you would like to be on the core team in your area, please contact Kelli Hauptman.
Phase I training is eligible for 6 MCLE credits and Phase II training is eligible for 3 MCLE credits. Those payments are due at registration and you must attend the entire training to receive credit.
Co-sponsored by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, the Nebraska Department of Education and the Through the Eyes of the Child Initiative.
