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Lecture – Evidence-based Parenting Intervention on Thurs, 3/10 at 12:20-1:30 in SSW 305A
We have a lecture series, which is a part of the Workforce Initiative, that seeks to disseminate innovations in evidence-based mental health for children and families. Lecture topics range, and include a focus on describing common emotional and behavioral problems for children and their caregivers, simple assessment techniques for identifying them, and evidence-based interventions that can successfully treat them. Presentations will be from local and national experts and provide evidence from clinical trials as well as real-world implementations with diverse populations and settings including clinics, schools, social service programs, and juvenile justice.
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Our fifth lecture of the 2015-16 season will be with Victor Rodriguez, MSW from the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department.
The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department is in midst of implementing an Evidence Based Parenting Intervention called Triple P aimed to:
1) build a robust network of Triple P providers
2) integrate a referral mechanism for local primary care providers to connect with their suite of family physical and behavioral health support
Victor Rodriguez, MSW will share his experience in working with EBPs through his grassroots community work as well the work the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department (partnered with the University of Washington and sponsored by the Department of Behavioral Health and Recovery) aims to accomplish with the Triple P Urban Initiative.
| Thursday,
March 10th, 2016 |
Victor Rodriguez, MSW
Tacoma Pierce County Health Department |
Evidence-Based Practices in Public Health |
| University
of Washington |
School of Social Work Room 305A |
12:20-1:30pm |
More information on our speaker:
Victor Rodriguez, MSW is the Program Manager for the Strengthening Families Division of the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. He has 15 years of experience in social work, grassroots community organizing, and public health. He has worked with children and families directly through evidenced based programs as well as community driven programming. Victor has dedicated his personal and professional life towards achieving equity and social justice.
*Lectures do not require you to RSVP ahead of time. One Certificate of Completion is provided for each lecture.*
If you have any additional questions about this lecture or the series, please feel free to email Cathea Carey at cmc37@uw.edu.
Hope to see you there!
The Evidence Based Practice Institute, supported by the Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery