Discover what works when engaging young parents. Explore practical strategies, creative tools, and real-world do’s and don’ts to overcome barriers, build meaningful connections, and better support young families.
Language: English
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Project ECHO- Strengthening Recovery Capital for Families
Explore practical, relationship-centered strategies to build recovery capital, strengthen protective factors, and support families affected by substance use through trauma-informed, culturally responsive practices.
Resource: Project ECHO- Strengthening Recovery Capital for Families Training
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Project ECHO-Stigma: Words Matter
Drawing on lived experience and research, this session explores how language shapes perceptions of addiction and recovery and offers practical strategies to reduce stigma and foster compassion. -
Project Echo-Trauma Informed Home Visiting
Explore how trauma, toxic stress, and complex family needs influence engagement during home visits. Learn practical, trauma-informed strategies that build safety, trust, connection, and resilience while supporting your own professional well-being.
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Perinatal Harm Reduction Toolkit
The toolkit promotes health, and safety through harm reduction strategies, informed decision-making, and access to supportive care. The toolkit is available in English and Spanish.
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Project ECHO- Cannabis During the Perinatal Period Training
Research-based education discussing the risks of prenatal cannabis use, cannabis use while breastfeeding, harm reduction strategies, and tips for discussing these with your patients/clients.
Resource: Project ECHO- Cannabis During the Perinatal Period Training
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Project ECHO- Crisis Home Visits Training
This Project ECHO session focuses on crisis home visits, offering practical tools to assess risk, ensure safety, and support families during challenging situations with compassion and confidence.
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Project ECHO- Strengthening Relationships between HV & Child Welfare Training
This Project ECHO session explores strategies to strengthen collaboration between home visiting and child welfare. Learn how to build trust, enhance communication, and support shared goals to promote family safety and well-being.
Resource: Project ECHO- Strengthening Relationships between HV & Child Welfare Training
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Project ECHO- Working with Families as a Mandated Reporter Training
This Project ECHO session explores working with families as a mandated reporter, with practical strategies to navigate reporting requirements while building trust, promoting safety, and honoring family strengths.
Resource: Project ECHO- Working with Families as a Mandated Reporter Training
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Project ECHO: Medication Assisted Treatment Training
This Project ECHO session explores medication-assisted treatment (MAT), highlighting effective approaches to support individuals with substance use disorders through evidence-based care, stigma reduction, and coordinated services.