Webinar Overview

Phones and online access can introduce real risks for youth in residential care, ranging from unsafe contacts and triggering content to impulsive behavior and challenges maintaining treatment boundaries. Restricting access alone doesn't necessarily prepare young people to manage those risks when they return home.

So what should technology access look like during treatment, and how should it evolve as a young person builds skills and prepares for greater independence?

In this panel discussion, leaders from Caritas Family Solutions and The Barry Robinson Center will join Bark to share how they have approached these questions within their own programs. We'll explore how organizations can think through levels of access and supervision, identify readiness for greater independence, establish appropriate boundaries, involve families and caregivers, and prepare for the transition home.

Attendees will leave with practical questions and considerations they can use to evaluate their own approach to technology, from admission through discharge, and identify where their current model may need to evolve.

Attendance Certificates Available

*Must watch webinar LIVE to receive Certificate

*Each individual requesting a Certificate, must be registered and logged in to zoom under their own name.

If you have questions, please email Sarah.