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Community Trainings

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Leslie Brown, MSW is our Clinical Services Coordinator. Leslie organizes and leads workshops on infant-toddler mental health, trauma, and child-parent psychotherapy for community providers. Leslie is endorsed by the NCSTN (National Child Traumatic Stress Network) as a trainer for both clinical and nonclinical practitioners to learn assessment and treatment strategies for traumatized infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their families.

Child-Parent Psychotherapy Learning Collaborative

NASW credit for 42 CEU

This year-long training program is geared toward mental health therapists who want to incorporate Child-Parent Psychotherapy as a treatment modality to use in their practice with children ages zero to six.

They will develop a plan for how to sustain this modality into their practice and participants will:
• Understand this relationship-based treatment model in terms of the twelve domains of intervention.
• Apply CPP foundational knowledge and learn how to effectively integrate the CPP model into practice.
• Build a community of practice and interact with others in the field to create a supportive resource network.

The workshop is held twice a month for twelve months. A total of 42 continuing education credits are awarded. Cost TBA. Location: Children’s Relief Nursery. To learn more, please contact Leslie Brown at leslie@crn4kids.org or at 503-595-4507.

Request a Workshop

To request one of the following available workshops, please contact Leslie Brown, MSW at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or at 503-595-4507.

  • Strategies for Recognizing and Working with Families Impacted by Trauma
  • Mental Health Assessment and Treatment of Children ages 0-5 in Foster Care
  • The Dysregulated Child: Children who lose control of their emotions, behaviors and bodies
  • Bonding and Attachment in Early Childhood
  • The Effects of Trauma in Early Childhood
  • Working with Children Impacted by Domestic Violence in Care-Giving Settings