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- 1. Learning To Dance With Mother
Using the Safety Planning Roadmap
8 November 2018 | Linn Van Bruggen, Molndal Childrens Services 
Linn describes how Victoria and Lena worked through the steps of the safety planning roadmap with a mother to enable her 2 boys to return to her care.
- 2. Lucy, Nancy and Lacie
End to end case: Neglect, Mum's anger, domestic violence
29 March 2018 | Pene Turnell
This end to end case illustrates how the Signs of Safety model might be applied to a child protection case and how to safety plan for reunification from temporary foster care.
- 3. Never Give Up and Always Keep Moving Forward
How a strong team of family and professionals helped one young person achieve her goals
26 October 2017 | Elia
Kimberly Gill from The Children’s Aid Society of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry discuss the journey her team took with one of their most challenging cases with a youth-in-care Child. Demonstrate the marriage between the philosophies of trauma therapy and Signs of Safety, the powerful use of the Signs of Safety tools, and how, against all odds, this youth is living in family-based care successfully
- 4. Words and Pictures: The Key to Many Doors
Helping a child connect to his Family, Community and Cultural identity
24 October 2017 | Elia
Pippa Lane and Dennis Taylor from the Western Australian Department of Communities - Child Protection and Family Support show how they used Words and Pictures to help Chris a 12 year old Aboriginal boy to create connection and understanding about his biological family.
- 5. Demonstrating Safety within the Drug Epidemic
Using Signs of Safety for the first time
24 October 2017 | Elia
2017 Kansas Gathering presentation by Garry Dorris a Children's Service Supervisor from Missouri Department of Social Services, Children's Division. This presentation Highlights Garry's learning journey the first time he used Signs of Safety. This is a great example of Signs of Safety being used in the early stages of implementation.
- 6. Being Creative With Families and Young People
Presented by Kevin Van Bedts and Denis Gorgon
4 August 2016 | Denis Gorgon, Kevin van Bedts
VZW Sporen always works with the whole family and focuses on every child within the family. The presentation shows good practice in cases from two of their units – De Pas en Traject and MFC Tract. Unit ‘de Pas’ works primarily with adolescent boys who stayed in the closed government institutions because of delinquent behaviour. This presentation is about a case where the workers built a good partnership with the mother, how they involved her network and what it meant to her. Unit ‘MFC Traject’ works with adolescent boys (12–20 years) and show how the workers in a case adjusted the Signs of Safety tools in order to talk with the children about difficult themes in the guidance.