May 2024 - Face It
23 May Child Welfare Involvement and Parental Grief| Face It
11 Jul Addressing the Rise in Child Abuse in Kentucky Child Care Programs| Face It
By Kelly Gillooly, UofL Health – Peace Hospital, System Director of Behavioral Health The end of summer often brings mixed feelings, excitement for a new school year combined with emotions such as fear and anxiety. Transitioning back to school can be challenging. While it’s tempting to dive in with solutions...| Face It
31 Mar Child Abuse Prevention Month: Kosair for Kids Face It Movement Events, Resources, and More | Face It
24 Feb Latest Child Fatality & Near Fatality External Review Panel Annual Report| Face It
by Troya Carr, Program Specialist at ECHOThis blog is part of our ECHO: Keeping Kids Safe blog series. Raising Resilient Kids: The Importance of Teaching Coping Skills Now that our kids are spending more time at home for the summer, there’s no better time to reflect on how we can...| Face It
Navigating adolescence can be difficult for both youth and their caregivers. During this crucial transition between childhood and adulthood, youth experience physical, cognitive, social, and hormonal changes that can be overwhelming. Many youth at this stage in their lives are trying to figure out who they are and where they...| Face It
Advocates, policymakers, partners, parents, and friends – thank you for all of your support and dedication to keeping kids safe throughout 2024. As this year comes to a close, let’s take time to reflect professionally, organizationally, and as a community to reflect on goals that were accomplished, challenges that were...| Face It
10 Oct From Awareness to Action: Highlighting Partnerships on TEN-4 Day 2024 | Face It
05 Dec Emotional Safety? How to ensure your kids feel safe on the inside| Face It
26 Sep Managing Big Emotions: How practicing self regulation encourages co-regulation| Face It
10 Oct From Awareness to Action: Highlighting Partnerships on TEN-4 Day 2024 | Face It
By Kayla Harmon, KY SEAT member A common misconception is that grief only applies after the death of someone. But this is not true. Grief occurs with any loss. For parents with child-welfare system involvement, this loss can show up during many stages of the process. Just an investigation alone...| Face It
Throughout Child Abuse Prevention Month, we highlighted positive childhood experiences and the highs and lows of parenting. We encouraged families to share their stories of a memory that stuck with them, parenting ups and down, a moment when they were a “good enough parent,” or a memory from childhood, in...| Face It
By Casey Lane, InternIt can be an especially vulnerable, scary, and confusing time when you suspect or know that you need to seek mental or behavioral health for your child. Where do you even begin? CrisisIf your child is currently experiencing or at risk of experiencing a mental health crisis...| Face It
