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Introducing New Tools for Infant-Toddler Court Teams: What’s New and How to Use them in Your Work

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This Webinar introduces new tools for infant-toddler court teams seeking to align with the Safe Babies Court Team™ approach.
Infant and early childhood mental health providers can derive inspiration, hope, and strength from the close connection with mixed-status families. Photo: nimito/shutterstock

This Webinar introduces new tools for infant-toddler court teams seeking to align with the Safe Babies Court Team™ approach. Presenters discuss how these tools address the goals of the Infant-Toddler Court Program particularly related to prevention, offer highlights of what’s new and improved, and explain how they can be used for implementation and sustainability purposes.

 

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