CSF&BuxmontAcademy restoring connection between youth and community since 1977

A FREE WORKSHOP FOR:

• Educators
• Juvenile Probation Officers
• Children-and-Youth Caseworkers
• All Professionals Who Work with Youth

LEARN RESTORATIVE WAYS TO:

• involve adults beyond the nuclear family
• foster collaboration between youth, families and professionals
• empower families and friends to devise and carry out plans
• truly engage with families and build stronger relationships
• respond to behavior problems that are manifestations of larger home issues
• in school settings: support school attendance, address behavior problems and academic performance
• in youth justice settings: increase compliance and help youth transition out of placement
• in children and youth settings: protect children from abuse or neglect while maintaining strong family ties
• help youth aging out of the child welfare or youth justice system plan for the future

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Please reserve my space for the free Family Engagement Workshop for the following date/location: Tuesday, October 25— Woodlyn, PA Wednesday, October 26 — Bethlehem, PA Thursday, October 27— Pottstown, PA Friday, October 28 — Feasterville, PA Monday, November 1— Lansdale, PA

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Sponsored by
Community Service Foundation and Buxmont Academy.

Training provided by
International Institute for Restorative Practices

Presenter

Elizabeth Smull, M.R.P.Y.C.
Elizabeth is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC). She began her work at the Community Service Foundation and Buxmont Academy (CSF Buxmont) in 2004. She is a counselor with CSF Buxmont and provides individual, family and group counseling for at-risk youth. She also works as a therapist for The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania, Inc., where she runs an outpatient group for adults involved in the criminal justice system. Elizabeth is well versed in restorative practices, particularly Family Group Decision Making (FGDM). In June 2008 Elizabeth was a member of the International Institute for Restorative Practices Graduates School (IIRP) first graduating class, receiving the Master of Restorative Practices and Youth Counseling. Since graduation, Elizabeth has been working as a lecturer for the IIRP.