Pre-adoptive parents who are doing international adoptions:

Your letters of attendance can be given by CPFA which may help partially fill the requirement for the 10 hours of “preparation and training” as required by the Hague Convention.

In all cases, you should check with your agency FIRST to verify which workshops they would approve as part of the Hague Convention “preparation and training.”

NJ & PA Licensed Social Workers, NJ Teachers and School Counselors:

Please see here for guidelines on receiving continuing education credits for attending these workshops.

Workshops that may qualify as Hague compliant training:

3 What My White Parents Did Not Know
4 Developmental Evaluation
9 Just Because They Don't Ask…
10 Beyond Culture Camp
11 Attachment in Adoption
13 A Child’s Trauma
14 Autism and Adoption
18 What You Need to Know
19 Straight Talk With Kids
20 Orphanage Life
21 Orphan Trains to Outsiders Within
23 Leaving Home is Hard to Do
25 Attachment and the Adoptive Family
26 We Don't Look Alike; Does it Matter?
29 Help Children with Adoption Issues
30 Anger, Adolescence & Adoption
31 Multiracial Families
32 Sensory Processing Disorders
33 Conversations We Might Have Had

Workshops relevant to educators and counselors:

1 What the Research Teaches Us
2 Making School Better for Adoptees
3 What My White Parents Did Not Know
4 Developmental Evaluation
9 Just Because They Don't Ask
10 Beyond Culture Camp
11 Attachment in Adoption
12 Once They Hear My Name
13 A Child’s Trauma
14 Autism and Adoption
19 Straight Talk With Kids
20 Orphanage Life
22 Educational Experiences
23 Leaving Home is Hard to Do
26 We Don't Look Alike; Does it Matter?
29 Help Children with Adoption Issues
30 Anger, Adolescence & Adoption
31 Multiracial Families
32 Sensory Processing Disorders

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