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SUMMARY:"Giving Children a Healing Start in Foster Care"
DESCRIPTION:Tracy Rubstello – Director of Development\nBridge Receiving Center\nTracy ‘s presentation will look at how the current foster care system is taking already traumatized children and further exacerbating their trauma by how they are being treated.  She will then share how Bridge Receiving Center is a revolutionary approach to how children can be brought into the foster care system with trauma responsive care that puts them and their unique needs first.  The Bridge Receiving Center model is one that we hope will become the standard for care not only across Washington State but across the whole US.  You will also find out about the second Bridge Center they are in the process of creating – a center for older teens who have been in care for a while but not found any permanency. \nAbout the Speaker\nTracy majored in Communications with an emphasis on Advertising at the University of Washington and has a long history of nonprofit work. She started and ran her own nonprofit that worked in Rwanda post-genocide in helping to establish healing and reconciliation as well as poverty reduction programs.  Tracy’s strengths focus on helping to cast a vision for new ways to impact the world for good\, create a community or support around those visions\, and sharing hurting people’s stories in ways that honor as well as help them. In her free time\, Tracy enjoys taking walks – especially in the woods\, reading books – especially children’s books\, and spending time with her family that includes her husband\, two grown children\, one son-in-law and a grandson.
URL:https://bbrc.net/event/giving-children-a-healing-start-in-foster-care/
LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Neurodiversity and Mental Health in Adolescents and Young Adults"
DESCRIPTION:Johnny Spangler – Affiliate Professor\nAntioch University \nThe presentation will provide insights on the latest trends in adolescent mental health\, including the prevalence of various mental health conditions and the normalization of talking about mental health struggles. It will also provide an overview of neurodivergence\, such as autism and ADHD\, and discuss how to provide mental health care for adolescents and young adults with neurodivergent conditions. Overall\, the presentation will aim to increase awareness and understanding of mental health issues among neurodivergent adolescents and young adults. \nAbout the Speaker\nJohnny has been working in the field of social and emotional skill-building for children\, adolescents\, and young adults since the early 2000s. He currently works as a mental health counselor specializing in adolescents and young adults. Additionally\, Johnny is a part-time professor at Antioch University in Seattle where he teaches classes in their Master of Counseling program. He is also the developer and manager of a program for the Game to Grow organization that uses online games to facilitate social flourishing for neurodivergent youth. Johnny’s work focuses primarily on neurodivergence and developmental well-being\, with a particular emphasis on treating common struggles like anxiety and depression in both typical and atypical development.
URL:https://bbrc.net/event/neurodiversity-and-mental-health-in-adolescents-and-young-adults/
LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
CATEGORIES:Weekly Program
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SUMMARY:"Taming Abrasive Managers through Coaching"
DESCRIPTION:Laurel Gordon – Organizational Ombuds\nFederal government AgencyLaurel will discuss and review a leadership coaching methodology that helps managers struggling with negative perceptions of being abrasive turn their behavior around. \nAbout the Speaker\nLaurel Gordon has worked as an organizational ombuds with the federal government since 2016. As an ombuds\, she provides conflict coaching\, informal mediation\, and other independent\, confidential\, impartial\, informal conflict resolution assistance to employees and managers of her agency. Laurel is a certified Conflict Coach\, Associate Certified Coach\, Federal Internal Coach\, Accredited Boss Whisperer (coach of leaders dealing with negative perceptions)\, and a certified mediator. Laurel joined the federal government as a Presidential Management Fellow in 2009. She has worked at the U.S. Marshals Service\, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)\, the Office of Personnel Management\, and briefly at USAID-Afghanistan. Laurel holds a BA from Columbia University\, an MS in Psychological Science from the University of Maryland\, and an MA in Comparative Religion from the University of Washington. She has volunteered as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate for children in the foster care system in the District of Columbia and as a listener on a suicide support hotline in Northern Virginia. She is the mother of two amazing young children and lives in Seattle\, Washington.
URL:https://bbrc.net/event/taming-abrasive-managers-through-coaching-2/
LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
CATEGORIES:Weekly Program
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SUMMARY:"Helping Kids with Autism and Other Challenges"
DESCRIPTION:Rita Harris / Marni Kurtz – Puppy Raiser / Executive Director\nDogs for Better Lives / Athletes for Kids\nToday we will have a program with two organizations being represented.  \nRita Harris will discuss Dogs for Better Lives. Dogs for Better Lives is involved with training puppies to become Assistance Dogs – for Hearing assistance\, Autism assistance and as facility dogs. Facility Dogs are trained to do specific\, skilled tasks and placed with working professionals or volunteers to help support them in their work with vulnerable populations and persons with disabilities (physical\, mental\, cognitive\, sensory\, or developmental). (15 minutes via Zoom) \nToday Marni Kurtz will update us on Athletes for Kids. Athletes for Kids serves children in 1st-12th grades who have disabilities and special needs of all kinds. They have been a big supporter of BBRC’s All in for Autism event the last few years. (15 minutes in-person) \nAbout the Speaker\nRita Harris is a Puppy Raiser with Dogs for Better Lives\, turning that puppy into a service dog. She will be joining us from Kitsap county via Zoom. \nMarni Kurtz is the Executive Director of Athletes for Kids\, an organization that has done a wonderful job of assisting BBRC in publicizing our All in for Autism event the last few years!
URL:https://bbrc.net/event/helping-kids-with-autism-and-other-challenges/
LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
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