Discover insights and tips from National Children's Alliance and the CAC Movement that can help guide you to help kids and families heal after abuse.
By Adam Varahachaikol, National Children’s Alliance As we approach a new school year, families across the country are checking off sup...
By Adam Varahachaikol, National Children’s Alliance Some of my favorite moments as a youth baseball coach happen before the game even begins. Kids are having fun with their teammates. Parents... Continue Reading
Often when we talk about treatment modalities that are effective for child victims of abuse, we think primarily in terms of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or TF-CBT. And while TF-CBT... Continue Reading
Welcome to In Movement! In this segment of our blog, we interview thought leaders from within our own organizations – from CACs and MDTs and partner agencies – to gain insight into... Continue Reading
By Adam Varahachaikol, National Children’s Alliance As we approach a new school year, families across the country are checking off supply lists, buying new backpacks, and getting back into familiar... Continue Reading
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By Adam Varahachaikol, National Children’s Alliance Some of my favorite moments as a youth baseball coach happen before the game even begins. Kids are having fun with their teammates. Parents... Continue Reading
Often when we talk about treatment modalities that are effective for child victims of abuse, we think primarily in terms of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or TF-CBT. And while TF-CBT... Continue Reading
Welcome to In Movement! In this segment of our blog, we interview thought leaders from within our own organizations – from CACs and MDTs and partner agencies – to gain insight into... Continue Reading
By Adam Varahachaikol, National Children’s Alliance As we approach a new school year, families across the country are checking off supply lists, buying new backpacks, and getting back into familiar... Continue Reading
By Amanda GoharianDirector of Research & Insights Thorn A 12-year-old is referred to your Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) for suspected abuse after multiple hospitalizations for self-harming behaviors. The referral centers... Continue Reading
Welcome to In Movement! In this segment of our blog, we interview thought leaders from within our own organizations – from CACs and MDTs and partner agencies – to gain insight into... Continue Reading
By Jami Bolton NCA Institute for Better Mental Health Outcomes Five years ago, we had an idea. What if there was a conference created specifically for mental health clinicians working within Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs)? A place... Continue Reading
Welcome to In Movement! In this segment of our blog, we interview thought leaders from within our own organizations – from CACs and MDTs and partner agencies – to gain insight into... Continue Reading
What’s the difference between a screening tool and an assessment tool? Ask any mental health clinician, and they might think you’re giving them a trick question, given how frequently the... Continue Reading