Social support is a key element of resilience, and your social support depends largely on the quantity, quality and diversity of your relationships. In this webinar, you’ll learn more about the role social support plays in your resilience, and discover strategies for intentionally building relationships that can contribute to your resilience.
About This Webinar: *CE CREDITS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT* The internet offers access to a world of products and services, entertainment and information. At the same time, it creates opportunities for scammers, hackers, and identity thieves. Learn how to help your clients spot the red flags of...
About This Webinar: Financial counselors frequently observe relationships between health and personal finances in their work with clients. Examples include money spent on smoking that cannot be saved, the financial impact of an accident or illness, and decisions that people make with respect to health insurance. This webinar explores associations...
Visit the Resilience Series homepage for session details, recordings, and continuing education information. This groundbreaking webinar series brings together three pre-eminent resilience theorists and researchers, Dr. Ann Masten, Dr. Froma Walsh, and Dr. Michael Ungar, to share insight on addressing barriers, identifying various systems and promoting protective factors to support...
Understand your family’s (and child’s) role and responsibilities within the IEP or 504 process, realize the difference between 504 accommodations and an IEP, learn how to gain services based on your child’s needs and the related timelines, and explore the topics discussed at an IEP or 504 meeting.
Tune in as guest speaker Andrew Crocker shares how to balance loss and gains, and strategies for overcoming grief.
How can we all join together to offer the best resources, support, and services to the military families we serve? Relationships for Readiness OneOp Virtual Conference 2019 is a free 3-day event that invites service providers and extension educators to rethink the way they work with military families by...
Visit the session homepage to view the recording and continuing education information. Are you a service provider or educator who works with military families? Do you work within DoD, Cooperative Extension, a school system, or a community-based agency or organization serving military family populations? If so, you are a crucial...
Are you a service provider or educator who works with military families? If so, you are a crucial member of the Defense Family Readiness System (FRS): a network of agencies, programs, organizations, and individuals - and the collaborations amont them - supporting military family readiness and quality of life. This...
Join the daily Making Connections sessions to talk about and make sense of the day's sessions, and specifically, to tie the major concepts of networks, creativity, and collaboration back to the Family Readiness System. Bob Bertsch (OneOp) and Eddy Mentzer (DoD) will take your questions, discuss key insights from the...
As your learn about networks and some key concepts such as relationship building and innovation, it can be helpful to embrace creativity in your work, even if (especially if) your jobs and organizations may not be perceived as creative endeavors and spaces. Join Sunni Brown, best-selling author and global "infodoodler,"...
Collaboration, by its nature, means bringing myriad partners together to achieve consensus, cooperative, and - ultimately - success. In this session we'll discuss what it means to have a collaborative mindset, and you'll learn six key factors for putting that mindset into practice. We'll also examine processes that experts use,...
This material is based upon work supported by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Office of Military Family Readiness Policy, U.S. Department of Defense under Award Number 2023-48770-41333.
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