Transformation, Healing & Liberation in Reflective Practice
Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
Details
The application of reflective practice can bring meaningful experiences to families in the community, and drive organizational change that promotes social justice. Strong reflective practice can center the healing capacities of all bodies and all relationships.
With this in mind, the facilitators will work towards expanding on the following central principles:
- Reflective practice
- Intersectionality
- Opening doors
- Rupture, reflection and Repair
- Sustainability in the work
- Parallel Process
Participants will emerge from this learning opportunity with the ability to question systems of oppression, reflect on their intersection with them, and actively invite participation in change that will promote community and organizational wellbeing.
This 6 month cohort will include engaging workshops that will introduce topics that center reflective practice. Deeper reflection on these principals will continue in small groups that will be held monthly. The small groups will provide an opportunity to think deeply, engage in peer learning and community building.
Training Structure (6 training days - topics below):
- Reflective practice
- Intersectionality
- Opening doors
- Rupture, Reflection and Repair
- Sustainability in the work
- Parallel Process
Who can participate?
Supervisors, managers, and any providers who are willing to support peers who work with King County children (prenatal to five) and their families.
What can I expect from this training opportunity?
- Six monthly 90-minute reflective practice groups
- In person kickoff session - 9:00am-2:00pm
- Four subsequent 3-hour virtual training sessions
- In-person celebration session - 9:00am-2:00pm
- Active participation and consistent attendance in scheduled groups
- Mentorship from experienced facilitators from the community
- Certificate of completion for those who have attended at least 80% of activities
2024 Calendar of Activities
- Kickoff Session from 9:00am-2:00pm
- 3/30 - **IN PERSON** details to follow
- Virtual Training Session Dates from 9:00am-12:00pm
- 4/27, 5/18, 6/29, 7/27
- Celebration Session from 9:00am-2:00pm
- 8/24 - **IN PERSON** details to follow
Monthly 90-minute group sessions will be scheduled at a later time (April-August)
Important Dates
- Last day to register is March 27, 2024
- Up to 60 participants will be accepted with the possibility of a waitlist
The application of reflective practice can bring meaningful experiences to families in the community, and drive organizational change that promotes social justice. Strong reflective practice can center the healing capacities of all bodies and all relationships.
With this in mind, the facilitators will work towards expanding on the following central principles:
- Reflective practice
- Intersectionality
- Opening doors
- Rupture, reflection and Repair
- Sustainability in the work
- Parallel Process
Participants will emerge from this learning opportunity with the ability to question systems of oppression, reflect on their intersection with them, and actively invite participation in change that will promote community and organizational wellbeing.
This 6 month cohort will include engaging workshops that will introduce topics that center reflective practice. Deeper reflection on these principals will continue in small groups that will be held monthly. The small groups will provide an opportunity to think deeply, engage in peer learning and community building.
Training Structure (6 training days - topics below):
- Reflective practice
- Intersectionality
- Opening doors
- Rupture, Reflection and Repair
- Sustainability in the work
- Parallel Process
Who can participate?
Supervisors, managers, and any providers who are willing to support peers who work with King County children (prenatal to five) and their families.
What can I expect from this training opportunity?
- Six monthly 90-minute reflective practice groups
- In person kickoff session - 9:00am-2:00pm
- Four subsequent 3-hour virtual training sessions
- In-person celebration session - 9:00am-2:00pm
- Active participation and consistent attendance in scheduled groups
- Mentorship from experienced facilitators from the community
- Certificate of completion for those who have attended at least 80% of activities
2024 Calendar of Activities
- Kickoff Session from 9:00am-2:00pm
- 3/30 - **IN PERSON** details to follow
- Virtual Training Session Dates from 9:00am-12:00pm
- 4/27, 5/18, 6/29, 7/27
- Celebration Session from 9:00am-2:00pm
- 8/24 - **IN PERSON** details to follow
Monthly 90-minute group sessions will be scheduled at a later time (April-August)
Important Dates
- Last day to register is March 27, 2024
- Up to 60 participants will be accepted with the possibility of a waitlist
Facilitators
Cynthia Turrietta, LICSW
Clinical Social Worker
Martha Aguiñiga
Mental Health Counselor, MA, LMHC, IMH-E III
Cynthia Turrietta, LICSW