List folders and LEs
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*Affirming And Inclusive Love: Embracing LGBTQI+ |
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Gain an enhanced understanding of the LGBTQI+ community and our youth who identify in one or more of these groups.
3.5 In-service Hours
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African-American and Biracial Haircare |
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Acquire knowledge of the appropriate tools and products for daily hair care management for African-American and Biracial children and youth, as well as learn common styling techniques.
3 In-Service Hours
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Learn how to recognize, treat and prevent asthma attacks.
3 In-Service Hours
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An Introduction to DCF's Case Practice Model |
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Enhance your understanding of DCF's Case Practice Model and what you can expect from DCF as they employ the model to protect and serve children and families.
3 In-Service Hours
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Autism Across the Spectrum |
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Become prepared to care for children and youth with this developmental disability through examining characteristics, diagnosis, treatment strategies and resources available to assist you.
3.5 In-Service Hours
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Bullying: It's A Real Problem |
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Obtain strategies for helping children and youth involved in bullying through understanding the different forms of bullying, the effects of bullying and warning signs to watch out for.
4 In-Service Hours
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Chew on This: A Guide to Diet and Nutrition |
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Obtain insight into appropriate versus inappropriate weight control methods while learning the benefits of nutrition and working as a family to stay healthy.
4 In-Service Hours
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Child Safety Essentials I: Indoor Safety Micro Courses |
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In these micro-courses, you will learn to keep children safe with an in-depth review of all the harmful risks children encounter in your home.
*Each micro course is worth 0.5 credit hours (not including the introduction module which is not worth any credit hours) for a total of 3 credit hours.
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Child Safety Essentials II: Outdoor Safety Micro Courses |
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These micro courses will enhance your understanding of child safety and the dangers that children face when right outside your home.
*Each micro course is worth 0.5 credit hours (not including the introduction module which is not worth any credit hours) for a total of 3 credit hours.
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Learn how to keep allergies in check by understanding what allergies are, how they develop, types, treatments and common myths.
3 In-Service Hours
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DCF Policies For Everyday Situations* |
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Enhance your knowledge of key CP&P policies that directly affect you and the children you care for. (Successor to Grasping the Core Policies of CP&P)
2.5 In-Service Hours
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Dealing with Childhood Obesity |
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Aid children suffering from obesity by learning practical skills such as ways to involve children in exercise, tips for camouflaging healthy food and calculating body mass index.
3 In-Service Hours
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Disaster Preparedness I: Preparing Your Family Before an Emergency |
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Learn the basics of preparedness while following CP&P policy as well as steps you can take now to ensure your family's safety if a disaster strikes.
3 In-Service Hours
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Disaster Preparedness II: Staying Safe During an Emergency |
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Know what to do during any disaster through understanding types of disasters, details on evacuating or taking shelter and when to act.
3 In-Service Hours
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Disaster Preparedness III: Recovering and Coping with Disaster |
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Learn how to rebuild after a disaster strikes by exploring the types of assistance available and how to access assistance.
3 In-Service Hours
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Disaster Preparedness IV: More than Mother Nature |
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Recognize different types of man-made disasters and how you can prepare your family for them.
3 In-Service Hours
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Educational Stability Act |
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Understand the importance of educational stability for children in care and how federal legislation has impacted child welfare in New Jersey.
1.5 In-Service Hours
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Gangs - The Need to Belong |
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Prevent children and youth from engaging with gangs by understanding gang culture, tips to recognize warning signs and actions you can take to prevent their involvement.
2 In-Service Hours
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Human Trafficking: What You Need to Know |
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Prevent trafficking of children and youth by recognizing the reality, signs, risks and prevention of sex and labor trafficking.
2 In-Service Hours
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Learn about issues kinship caregivers face, including social and emotional challenges, discipline, self-care, getting help and legal issues.
3.5 In-Service Hours
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Calm the mind by learning meditation techniques for you and your family, the physical, mental and emotional benefits of meditation
2.5 In-Service Hours
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Navigating Transportation in New Jersey |
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Help youth and children gain useful skills in navigating public transportation such as identifying types of transportation available, public transportation etiquette and utilizing accessible services.
2 In-Service Hours
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NJFC Scholars: Post-High School Options for Youth |
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Take an active role in assisting youth with planning and preparing for post-secondary education through understanding the commons paths youth take after high school such as continuing their education, joining the workforce or enlisting in the military.
1.5 In-Service Hours
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On Solid Ground: Permanency Planning for Children |
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Discover methods and procedures used to achieve permanency for children in care while also learning the critical impacts lack of permanency can have on children.
2.5 In-Service Hours
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Parenting Through Puberty |
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Become prepared to care for children that may be experiencing puberty while with your family through awareness of possible challenges and insight into parenting approaches.
2.5 In-Service Hours
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Positive Discipline: It Can Work For You (Micro Courses) |
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Understand the difference between discipline and punishment while also gaining new skills to discipline children effectively, so negative behaviors decrease and self-esteem increases. Please note that this course syllabus consists of seven individual micro courses.
0.5 In-Service Hours for each micro course
3.5 In-Service Hours total for the entire syllabus
You MUST complete the evaluation form for each micro course to receive credit for that module
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Preparing Your Home For Office of Licensing Inspections |
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Increase your knowledge of the different types of inspections you will encounter as a licensed resource parent in New Jersey and ways you can prepare for a successful inspection.
2 In-Service Hours
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Schizophrenia in Childhood and Adolescence |
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Enhance your knowledge of this illness with in depth information and insight through interviews
with Dr. Traci Wright, a New Jersey childhood
psychiatrist.
4 In-Service Hours
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Self-Injury: That Hurt and I Did it Myself |
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Understand the psychologically addictive nature of self-injurious behavior and its link to trauma while being able to recognize the warning signs and tactics to assist a child or youth with this behavior.
3.5 In-Service Hours
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Sleep Disorders in Children |
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Understand symptoms and treatment of various sleep disorders children and youth may suffer from, such as apnea, bedwetting, sleepwalking and nightmares.
5.5 In-Service Hours
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Social Emotional Learning |
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Help children learn vital social and emotional skills by studying social awareness, relationship management, self-awareness, self-management and responsible decision making.
4 In-Service Hours
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Special Education: Answers to Important Questions |
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Develop skills to navigate the complex maze of special education systems through exploring Child Study Teams, Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), current law and the classifications of learning disabilities.
3.5 In-Service Hours
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Stress is Stressing Me Out |
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Develop new ways to handle stress while learning common causes, warning signs and symptoms of stress that affect children and adults.
4 In-Service Hours
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*Successfully Dealing with Lying Behaviors |
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Develop skills in recognizing and reacting to lying behaviors through learning about lying and its connection to trauma in children.
3 In-Service Hours
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The Child Health Program and You |
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Learn about the basic health needs of children in care and how the Child Health Program oversees and ensures each child's health plan is met.
2 In-Service Hours
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The Multicultural Family I |
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Learn practical ways to handle challenges that may arise when caring for family members of a different race or culture and gain an understanding of societal and cultural issues & identity.
2 In-Service Hours
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The Multicultural Family II |
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Be equipped to deal with awkward and intrusive questions when caring for family members of a different race or culture.
2 In-Service Hours
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Understanding Child Development |
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Learn ways to assist children in their skills and abilities as they grow through understanding development stages and how trauma and disabilities can hinder development.
4 In-Service Hours
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Under One Roof: Keeping Siblings Together |
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Discover the importance of sibling relationships through studying the dynamics of siblings and the additional trauma separations can cause.
3 In-Service Hours
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*Visitation: A Path To Healing |
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Gain skills to assist in preparing, aiding and addressing concerns while also gaining techniques for handling concerns that may arise when a child has family time.
2 In-Service Hours
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