Plan of Care Skills Lab

The Plan of Care Skills Lab is intended to be a follow-up course to the Foundational Wraparound training to take a deeper dive into developing Wraparound Plans of Care with children, youths, and families. This course is designed as a skills lab with minimal traditional instruction, where participants will take an active role in practicing the Wraparound planning process while developing plan of care.

This course is appropriate for all members of the Wraparound team, including facilitators, peer partners, family specialists, clinicians, supervisors and other system partners who participate on Wraparound teams. It will focus on skill development in the following areas:

Practice identifying underlying needs from unwanted behaviors/presenting concerns
Brainstorm strategies that address underlying needs
Identify outcomes that are needs-driven and develop corresponding SMART goals
Assign strategies based on strengths using a sample team strengths document
Collaborate with co-learners to develop a Wraparound Plan of Care using the best practice standards.

Course Requirements:

This course is a Skills Lab that requires active participation in a hands-on learning environment. To participate, learners must:

Be present for the entire duration of the course (leaving early/coming late is disruptive to the designed learning environment)
Be willing and able to to be on camera and engage in collaborative learning with peers
Have previous Wraparound experience or have attended the Foundation Wraparound course

CEUs

0.55

Section Number

244WIS326

Instruction Method

Online class

Section Notes

The format of this virtual training will be on Zoom. You will receive login information via email once your enrollment has been received.

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Section Schedule

Tues., Jun 10th, 2025, 9:00am to 4:00pm

Fees

Instructors

Anabel Godoy

Anabel Godoy has been a dedicated leader serving vulnerable children and families for over 16 years. She has extensive experience in direct care and leadership positions for programs in residential care and in home services. She is currently the Wraparound program director for Olive Crest in the Inland Empire and an instructor for Human Services at UC Davis Contusing and Professional Education. She is actively involved in the Wraparound community as a member of the California Advisory Committee, Wraparound Steering Committee and co-chair of the Data and Outcomes Workgroup and the Southern California Wraparound Hub.

Rocio Leon

Rocio Leon is a passionate trauma-informed trainer who combines her lived experience with her content expertise in Wraparound, child and family teaming, crisis de-escalation, cultural humility, leadership and case management to bring healing and transformation to individuals and communities impacted by trauma. A survivor of domestic violence, breast cancer, and suicide loss, Leon offers unique insights and empathy when addressing the complex intersections of trauma and various life circumstances. Leon emphasizes the importance of cultural sensitivity and inclusivity, promoting environments where individuals from diverse backgrounds feel safe, seen, and valued.