Family Seeing is: Seeing Parents. Seeing Children. Seeing Relatives. Seeing Community.

Catalyze. Convene. Facilitate.

Family Seeing is a paradigm that includes careful attention to strategy, implementation, change process, buy-in, and collaborative learning. Packages are curated individually from the components below to create scalable, sustainable, measurable impacts on family healing.

 

Strategy Building:

  • Research of local culture needs.

  • Preparation and curation of specific ideas and concept applications.

  • Identification of agreed upon goals.

  • Administrative preparation including training management, curated resources, interactive tools.

Strategic Support:

  • Provision of strategic support:

  • Review and feedback of internal process, documentation, protocol

  • Engagement with leadership and decision makers

  • Review and feedback of communications process

  • Review and feedback of practice culture and frameworks

  • Review and feedback for building or continuation of data collections and outcomes measurement

 

Provision of Family Finding Bootcamps:

  • Gathering (virtual or in person) of identified professionals and stakeholders in groups to learn:

    -Science and History

    -Practice Model Concepts

    -Tools Framework

    -Real Time Practice with Families

    -Peer-based Discussion

  • Receipt of a curated library, instructional videos, learning materials and other designed resources.

Bootcamp Debrief:

  • One hour debrief to review learning, participation, practice culture and next steps for strategy in micro (family) and macro (systems) practice

 

Coaching:

  • Identification and development of internal ambassadors to carry practice forward for scalability and sustainability

  • Regular sessions to review tools, concept and prepare for support in bootcamps and day-to-day practice, including direct and leadership roles

Consultation:

  • Consultative sessions for information sharing, coaching or discussion of individuals families, or other consultation as identified.

 

Change Making Sessions:

  • Provision for rationale and overview of practice for allied stakeholders where collaboration is critical to aligned intervention and practice evolution.

Creation of Individualized Family Finding Content:

  • Content building: written materials for practice culture change

  • Content building: copy for internal materials

  • Content building: recorded and edited sessions of bootcamp, coaching, or strategy

  • Content building: recorded and edited sessions of toolkit demonstration

  • Content building: recorded and edited storytelling of Family Finding experience from practitioners or families.

  • Support for building tools to measure quality outcomes, capacity building or families and communities change.

 

Research Support:

  • Consultation of goals and measurement tools for specific outcomes

  • Co-crafted methodology, collection and analysis tools

  • Leverage points for policy and practice change

Speaking Engagements:

  • Public speaking for events, conferences, and other forums.

“The single biggest challenge to Family Finding has NOT been the finding of family, tribe and community. It is the process of changing practice in systems to add chairs to the table for people that have been located and want to participate in planning, decision-making and implementation.”

— Kevin Campbell