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Starting conversations about mental health with children and youth can feel overwhelming, especially when they’ve experienced trauma. These discussions are key to nurturing their emotional [...]

This Virtual Resource Kit contains a collection of tribal cultural customs, traditions, celebrations, ceremonies, and additional resources that provide important and insightful information [...]

Many complex issues create circumstances that lead to a child being separated from their parents. Those circumstances can be difficult to talk about. The child in your care will likely […]

When birth parents and caregivers work together, it makes a fantastic difference. Not only does it help everyone involved feel more comfortable and supported, but most importantly, it creates a [...]

¡Bienvenido al Centro de Conexiones Familiares de Wisconsin n (Wisconsin Family Connections Center)! ¡Obtenga más información sobre quiénes somos, qué hacemos y qué ofrecemos en este folleto que [...]

Supporting and caring for children with complex needs and behaviors can be emotionally, mentally, and physically demanding. Caregivers must prioritize their well-being to avoid burnout. This [...]

When parents and foster/relative caregiver families work together, it’s called “shared parenting” or “co-parenting.” Healthy communication can minimize trauma and help families become whole [...]

Regarding support, let’s take a closer look at gender identity. Transgender is a term used to describe people whose gender self-image is different from the sex assigned to them at […]

As parents and caregivers, you know you need to take care of yourself. You have likely heard that caring for children and youth with trauma histories increases your risk of […]

The holiday season sometimes includes visits with extended family members or other close family friends. We encourage you to talk with the children in your care about who you will […]