Session 2E: An MDT Approach to Serving Children With Special Needs & Disabilities

Recorded On: 06/08/2021

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Track: Research & Innovative Practices 

This workshop is targeted toward CAC staff who work directly with clients, as well as partner agencies such as law enforcement, child welfare, prosecutors, and mental health workers. The presentation will include information about the special needs protocol created by the Oklahoma County Child Advocacy Center (The CARE Center) as well as culturally relevant information regarding working with children who have special needs, mental health diagnoses, and/or cases with special considerations. 

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06/07/2021 at 4:45 PM (EDT)  |  Recorded On: 06/08/2021
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Hannah Griffis, M.Ed., LPC-C

The CARE Center

Hannah is currently the Mental Health Coordinator at The CARE Center, the child advocacy center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She is a licensed school psychometrist in the state of Oklahoma, and is in candidacy, pursuing licensure as a licensed professional counselor. She is passionate about serving children who have experienced trauma as well as advocating for kids who have mental health diagnoses, special needs, disabilities, and other special considerations. 

hannah@carecenter-okc.org