NTI
- NTI Training: A Family Perspective
- NTI Transfer of Learning Guide for Mental Health Professionals in Private or Group Practice
- NTI-Ed webinar
- Overview: Identity Matters
- Practice Models for Enhancing Parent-Child Attachment
- Practice Models for Working with Parents and their Children to Address Children’s Complex Attachment Challenges
- Search and Reunion and Collaboration with Community-Based Mental Health Providers
- Supporting Attachment After Children’s and Youth’s Separation from Birth Family
- Teaching Self-Regulation Skills through Therapeutic Parenting
- The Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Working with Children and Youth to Identify and Address the Impact of Trauma
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NTI Curriculum Resources
- Addressing Especially Challenging Problems with Youth and Families
- Adoption Competence Guiding Principles
- Assessing and Addressing Attachment Challenges in Children and Parents
- Assessment Through the Adoption/Guardianship Lens
- Attachment and Separation – Their Impact on the Development of Children
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Helping Children and Youth Deal with Loss and Grief
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Helping Parents and Guardians Support their Child’s Grief
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Supporting Mental Health Treatment
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Working with Parents to Address the Impact of Trauma
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role with Children, Youth, and Birth Families in Supporting Positive Identity
- Child Welfare Role in Working with Children to Support Healthy Attachment
- Child Welfare Role in Working with Parents to Enhance Attachment
- Child Welfare Role with Community Mental Health Providers
- Child Welfare Supervisor Lesson 1
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 2
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 3
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 6
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 7
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 8
- Child, Youth, and Family Adjustment after Adoption or Guardianship
- Definition of Adoption Competent Child Welfare Professional
- Helping Children and Youth Create Their Life Narrative
- Identity Formation During the Adolescent Years
- Laying the Foundation for Change
- Matching Child, Youth, and Family Needs to Postadoption and Guardianship Services
- Mental Health Assessment and Treatment Planning Through the Lens of Adoption and Guardianship
- Mental Health Professional’s Role in Helping Parents Support Positive Identity Formation
- Mental Health Professional’s Role in Supporting Youth Search and Reunion
- Mental Health Professional’s Role in Working with Children and Youth to Support Positive Identity Formation
- MHP: Achieving and Maintaining Permanence Is Key to Well-Being and Mental Health
- MHP: Assessing Trauma Exposure and Its Impact on Children
- MHP: Core Clinical Issues in Adoption and their Link to Mental Health
- MHP: Course Overview and The Need for Adoption Competency
- MHP: Family Life is Paramount in Healing: Engaging and Working with Adoption and Guardianship Families
- MHP: Guiding Principles That Support Effective Mental Health Practice
- MHP: Impact of Abandonment and Rejection on Children’s Mental Health
- MHP: Issues in Diagnosis and Treatment of Adopted Children’s Mental Health Needs
- MHP: Maintaining Openness and Connections
- MHP: Matching Child and Family Needs After Permanency with Effective Services to Maintain Stability
- MHP: Models for Addressing Complex Trauma
- MHP: Pathways to Adoption and Guardianship Today
- MHP: Post-Adoption Therapeutic Services: Working with Families Across the Life Cycle and Across Systems to Maintain Stability
- MHP: Preparing and Helping Parents to Support Their Child’s Grief
- MHP: The Big Picture: Understanding the Factors that Shape Children’s Adjustment in Adoptive and Guardianship Families
- MHP: The Impact of Ambiguous Loss and Unresolved Grief on Emotional Adjustment and Mental Health
- MHP: The Language of Adoption
- MHP: Tools and Techniques for Helping Children Integrate Their Life Stories
- MHP: Traumatic Experiences of Children Achieving Permanency through Adoption and Guardianship
- MHP: Treatment Goals for Remediating the Consequences of Trauma
- MHP: Understanding Attachment as the Foundation for Child Development and Mental Health
- MHP: Understanding Loss and Grief Issues in Adoption in the Context of Developmental Stages, Emotional Adjustments, and Mental Health of Children & Youth
- MHP: Understanding the Impact of Early Childhood Experiences on Mental Health
- MHP: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Children’s Mental Health
- MHP: Understanding the Stages of Grief in Adoption and Helping Youth Manage Their Losses
- Overview: Identity Matters
- Practice Models for Enhancing Parent-Child Attachment
- Practice Models for Working with Parents and their Children to Address Children’s Complex Attachment Challenges
- Search and Reunion and Collaboration with Community-Based Mental Health Providers
- Supporting Attachment After Children’s and Youth’s Separation from Birth Family
- Teaching Self-Regulation Skills through Therapeutic Parenting
- The Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Working with Children and Youth to Identify and Address the Impact of Trauma
- The Impact of NTI Training on Your Clinical Practice
- The Implications of Attachment Challenges in Treatment
- The Mental Health Challenges of Children, Youth, and Families After Adoption or Guardianship
- Therapeutic Parenting Strategies for Connecting with Children and Youth Who Push Parents Away
- Traumatic Experiences of Children Achieving Permanence Through Adoption or Guardianship
- Understanding and Addressing Mental Health Needs of Children Moving Towards or Having Achieved Permanence through Adoption or Guardianship
- Understanding Loss and Grief Issues in the Context of Developmental Stages, Emotional Adjustments, and Mental Health of Children and Youth
- Understanding the Psychological Impact of Trauma and How Children and Youth Cope
- Unique Assessment Issues when Working with Relative Caregivers
- Utilizing the Assessment in Goal Setting and Treatment Planning and Effective Practice Models with Adoptive and Guardianship Families
- Working with Mental Health Providers to Support Attachment
- Working with Parents to Address Children’s Mental Health Needs
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A Case for Adoption Competency
- Adoption Competence Guiding Principles
- Child Welfare Supervisor Lesson 1
- Definition of Adoption Competent Child Welfare Professional
- MHP: Achieving and Maintaining Permanence Is Key to Well-Being and Mental Health
- MHP: Core Clinical Issues in Adoption and their Link to Mental Health
- MHP: Course Overview and The Need for Adoption Competency
- MHP: Guiding Principles That Support Effective Mental Health Practice
- MHP: Pathways to Adoption and Guardianship Today
- MHP: The Language of Adoption
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Enhancing Attachment and Bonding for Children Moving Towards/Having Achieved Permanence through Adoption and Guardianship
- Attachment and Separation – Their Impact on the Development of Children
- Child Welfare Role in Working with Children to Support Healthy Attachment
- Child Welfare Role in Working with Parents to Enhance Attachment
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 3
- Supporting Attachment After Children’s and Youth’s Separation from Birth Family
- Working with Mental Health Providers to Support Attachment
- MHP: Assessment and Treatment Planning with Children and Families Experiencing Adoption or Guardianship
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MHP: Attachment, Child Development, and Mental Health - Promoting Security in Adoptive and Guardianship Families
- Assessing and Addressing Attachment Challenges in Children and Parents
- MHP: Understanding Attachment as the Foundation for Child Development and Mental Health
- Practice Models for Enhancing Parent-Child Attachment
- Practice Models for Working with Parents and their Children to Address Children’s Complex Attachment Challenges
- The Implications of Attachment Challenges in Treatment
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MHP: Identity Formation and the Impact of Adoption and Guardianship
- Identity Formation During the Adolescent Years
- Mental Health Professional’s Role in Helping Parents Support Positive Identity Formation
- Mental Health Professional’s Role in Supporting Youth Search and Reunion
- Mental Health Professional’s Role in Working with Children and Youth to Support Positive Identity Formation
- Overview: Identity Matters
- Overview: Identity Matters
- MHP: Using Therapeutic Parenting Strategies to Address Children’s Challenging Behavior
- Positive Identity Formation and the Impact of Adoption and Guardianship
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The Impact of Early and Ongoing Trauma on Child and Family Development, Brain Growth and Development, and Mental Health
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Supporting Mental Health Treatment
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Working with Parents to Address the Impact of Trauma
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 6
- MHP: Assessing Trauma Exposure and Its Impact on Children
- MHP: Models for Addressing Complex Trauma
- MHP: Traumatic Experiences of Children Achieving Permanency through Adoption and Guardianship
- MHP: Treatment Goals for Remediating the Consequences of Trauma
- MHP: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Children’s Mental Health
- The Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Working with Children and Youth to Identify and Address the Impact of Trauma
- Traumatic Experiences of Children Achieving Permanence Through Adoption or Guardianship
- Understanding the Psychological Impact of Trauma and How Children and Youth Cope
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The Impact of Grief and Loss Experience on Children’s Mental Health
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Helping Children and Youth Deal with Loss and Grief
- Child Welfare Professional’s Role in Helping Parents and Guardians Support their Child’s Grief
- MHP: Impact of Abandonment and Rejection on Children’s Mental Health
- MHP: Maintaining Openness and Connections
- MHP: Preparing and Helping Parents to Support Their Child’s Grief
- MHP: The Impact of Ambiguous Loss and Unresolved Grief on Emotional Adjustment and Mental Health
- MHP: Understanding Loss and Grief Issues in Adoption in the Context of Developmental Stages, Emotional Adjustments, and Mental Health of Children & Youth
- MHP: Understanding Loss and Grief Issues in Adoption in the Context of Developmental Stages, Emotional Adjustments, and Mental Health of Children & Youth
- MHP: Understanding the Stages of Grief in Adoption and Helping Youth Manage Their Losses
- Understanding Loss and Grief Issues in the Context of Developmental Stages, Emotional Adjustments, and Mental Health of Children and Youth
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The Lifelong Journey: Maintaining Children’s Stability and Well-being in Adoptive and Guardianship Families
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 8
- Child, Youth, and Family Adjustment after Adoption or Guardianship
- Matching Child, Youth, and Family Needs to Postadoption and Guardianship Services
- MHP: Matching Child and Family Needs After Permanency with Effective Services to Maintain Stability
- MHP: Post-Adoption Therapeutic Services: Working with Families Across the Life Cycle and Across Systems to Maintain Stability
- The Impact of NTI Training on Your Clinical Practice
- The Mental Health Challenges of Children, Youth, and Families After Adoption or Guardianship
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Understanding and Addressing Mental Health Needs of Children Moving Towards or Having Achieved Permanence through Adoption or Guardianship
- Child Welfare Role with Community Mental Health Providers
- Child Welfare Supervisors Lesson 2
- Helping Children and Youth Create Their Life Narrative
- Mental Health Assessment and Treatment Planning Through the Lens of Adoption and Guardianship
- MHP: Family Life is Paramount in Healing: Engaging and Working with Adoption and Guardianship Families
- MHP: Issues in Diagnosis and Treatment of Adopted Children’s Mental Health Needs
- MHP: The Big Picture: Understanding the Factors that Shape Children’s Adjustment in Adoptive and Guardianship Families
- MHP: Tools and Techniques for Helping Children Integrate Their Life Stories
- MHP: Understanding the Impact of Early Childhood Experiences on Mental Health
- Understanding and Addressing Mental Health Needs of Children Moving Towards or Having Achieved Permanence through Adoption or Guardianship
- Working with Parents to Address Children’s Mental Health Needs