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    The Family & Youth Roundtable is an independent family and youth led organization. The foundation of our work is to build an interconnection between the families and youth receiving services and the public child-family serving agencies that serve our communities. Public agencies such as: Children’s Mental Health, Juvenile Justice, Education and Child Welfare
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  • T4T
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  • Supporting Fathers Invovlement
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  • Children's Mental Health
    Coordinating hub for family and youth involvement with and advancing family youth professional partnership in Children’s Mental Health Services
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  • For Youth and Families
    Suggestions for building better a relationship with a provider of services
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  • Engagement Report
    The purpose of the Family and Youth Engagement Best Practices Report and this overview is to make recommendations based on what has worked for family, youth, including transition aged youth that will support best practices for the full inclusion of the family and, youth sector within public child family systems.
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  • Mayo Clinic Overcoming Stigma
    You can take positive steps to combat stigma. Progress is being made to remove the stigma of mental illness and mental health disorders. Stigma is a very real problem for people who have a mental illness. Based on stereotypes, stigma is a negative judgment based on a personal trait — in this case, having a mental health condition. By Mayo Clinic staff
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  • History
    The independent family organization we have today does not look like the organization we had envisioned in 1998. Our community graduated from SAMHSA CSOC in 2004, HFP, the family organization, became a program of a large mental health provider. A lesson learned from this experience might be that CSOC family organizations, at the beginning of strategic development should look for other funding which allows them to diversify their funding. However another perspective might be losing the independence of a family organization might have been necessary to our development; in that today we do have a strong independent family and youth led organization built on the foundation created by our Children’s System of Care.
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  • What is emotional and psychological trauma
    Emotional and psychological trauma is the result of extraordinarily stressful events that shatter your sense of security, making you feel helpless and vulnerable in a dangerous world. Traumatic experiences often involve a threat to life or safety, but any situation that leaves you feeling overwhelmed and alone can be traumatic, even if it doesn’t involve physical harm. It’s not the objective facts that determine whether an event is traumatic, but your subjective emotional experience of the event. The more frightened and helpless you feel, the more likely you are to be traumatized.
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  • Peer2Peer
    We are uniquely qualified to provide these services because we have lived the advancement of authentic partnership. The Family & Youth Roundtable offers an array of service enhancements which serves to support a partnership between those receiving services and those providing which in turn leads to the promotion of service excellence within the public child family serving systems.
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  • PressRelease
    FYRT introduces an extensive certification program for Family/Youth Support Partners. The first of its kind, this program offers an initial hours of instruction, providing a unique blend of information exchange, education and experiential process, which integrates family-youth and professional perspective throughout. The program was created by, a family-professional partnership team. The curriculum includes the topics of agency mandates, role definition, boundary and confidentiality issues, safety concerns, safety and crisis planning, techniques of team building and conflict resolution, and best practices in strength-based approaches.
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  • Certification Program
    We are guided our by our authentic belief in advocacy through partnership. This has translated into national recognition in our implementation of Family-Youth Professional Partnerships. The Roundtable is uniquely qualified to serve in the capacity of a (consumer to consumer) peer training and accreditation entity due to our staffs’, Board of Directors’, and members’ long standing history with Public Children and Family Serving Systems. Furthermore, our certification development team has over ten years experience in the advancement of peer to peer support and partnership.
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  • Thank you Academy
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  • Contact Us
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  • Children's Stigma Conference 2012
    Stigma Discrimination and Disparities in Children Services This conference’s purpose is to share learning experiences on what Public Systems, Community Based Organizations, Schools, Researchers, Families, Youth, and Each of US are doing to ensure equity in children’s services. Together we can learn to diminish stigma, discrimination and disparities for children, youth and families. The goal is to give those attending an opportunity to share ideas and learn from experts that will give us tools that each of us can take home and implement in our communities.Every Child Deserves to feel Acceptance. Yet we have a human need to Label,which gives way for us to Isolate and Exclude (LIE). Together we can Stop the LIE