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FREE! Memory loss that disrupts everyday life is not a normal part of aging. This program explores the difference between normal age-related memory changes and abnormal changes that are associated with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, including some of the common warning signs. … [Read more...]

This year, C.A.S.E.'s most popular family event of the year is going VIRTUAL with a fun and interactive morning focused on diversity and inclusion in our adoptive families and communities. Count Me In: Diversity and Inclusion in Our Adoptive Families and Communities will be a fun, busy and … [Read more...]

With Dr. Jodi Thomas Chief, Rehabilitation Medicine  St. Mary’s General Hospital  Having pain does not mean you always have to suffer. Join us as we explore ways to find pain relief - no medication needed! There will be a $25 gift card raffle for people who attend! *This program is … [Read more...]

Parenting a child with a disorder on the fetal alcohol spectrum can present many challenges for foster and adoptive families. It is vital for these families and the professionals who support them to understand the reasons behind the learning and behavioral challenges so they, together, can “try … [Read more...]

Be Immersed in the latest research and education. Be Inspired and prepared to move your practice forward in our changing and challenging world. A lineup of outstanding speakers will take you to new depths on topics ranging from the latest research on early life adversity to policy solutions for … [Read more...]

 With over 50 workshops over three days, the 2020 Conference promises to provide something for everyone. Our faculty includes presenters who are recognized for their passion and expertise. This annual event has become a favorite for many professionals around the country, including law enforcement … [Read more...]

It’s easy when it’s easy, and it’s hard when it’s hard. With the overwhelming presence and impact of both COVID-19 and racism, we know that families are experiencing stress and trauma in new ways. Conversations about the current challenges we all face are hard. This webinar will explore how we can … [Read more...]

PATH (Promoting Attachment and Trauma Healing) is a comprehensive framework of education that supports caregivers who are parenting children with known trauma effects and/or attachment difficulties. The overall goals of this framework are to increase understanding; to build and strengthen skills; … [Read more...]