Webinar: Providing Effective Family-based Treatment Services for Justice-Involved Individuals
Research indicates the importance of including family members, including children, in the treatment process of a loved one who is incarcerated. Family-based treatment services should be an essential component of any reentry program in order to improve public safety outcomes and recovery in the community. In this webinar, held on July 7, 2011, Dr. Francine Feinberg, Executive Director, Meta House, Inc., and Dr. Kathryn Icenhower, Executive Director, SHIELD for Families discuss the essential elements of family-based treatment services, examples of…
Research indicates the importance of including family members, including children, in the treatment process of a loved one who is incarcerated. Family-based treatment services should be an essential component of any reentry program in order to improve public safety outcomes and recovery in the community. In this webinar, held on July 7, 2011, Dr. Francine Feinberg, Executive Director, Meta House, Inc., and Dr. Kathryn Icenhower, Executive Director, SHIELD for Families discuss the essential elements of family-based treatment services, examples of evidence-based family treatment practices, and how these services apply to justice-involved families.
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