CLE: OSCA Trauma Workshop @ Ft. Lauderdale

WORKSHOP:  TRAUMA IN FAMILY COURT

The purpose of the workshops is to create and sustain a partnership between the local court, local practitioners, and psychological and local resources to create trauma-informed family courts in each circuit.  The target audience will include judges and magistrates who hear domestic relations cases, family law attorneys, and court staff.  The goal of the event is to better serve Florida’s families and future by cultivating trauma-informed and trauma-responsive domestic relations courts.  This interactive workshop will address the impact of toxic stress, adverse childhood experiences, resiliency, self-care technology, and guiding principles for family courts.

Summary Learning Objectives

1. Create and sustain a partnership between the local Court, local practitioners, and psychological and local resources to create a trauma-informed family court.
2. Explain how a trauma informed court can have a positive life-long effect on children.
3. List three possible outcomes for children whose parents are in high conflict with each other
4. Identify three sources of trauma and adverse childhood experiences of families (parents and children) that cause parents to enter into Florida’s family courts.
5. Explain three ways resiliency can be used to help reduce trauma in families involved in Florida’s family courts.
6. Identify three things that you (the participant) and three things that the family court system can start or stop doing to reduce trauma in the family court system

CJE, CLE, and CEU applied for

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