TBRI in the context of SGD in children and adolescents (Free event)
A meeting on how understanding the impacts of trauma can contribute to the work of the judiciary and the social assistance network.
07/08 • 14:00–17:00 • Presencial • São Paulo/SP
Agenda da Semana TBRI
(4 a 7 de agosto)
II Conference
National TBRI
4-6/08 • São Paulo/SP • 08h–17h
Complete training: 3 days of theoretical and practical content
Program + speakers + certificate
07/08 • 09:30–12:00 • Híbrido face-to-face + online
in the judiciary
07/08 • 14:00–17:00 • Presencial Jabaquara Forum
About the event
Em parceria com a Vara da Infância e da Juventude do Fórum Regional III - Jabaquara, a ABBA traz pela primeira vez ao Brasil, a juíza norte-americana Dra. Elizabeth Watkins. Na oportunidade, a magistrada apresentará, junto com Henry Milton, a sua experiência na implementação da Intervenção Relacional Baseada na Confiança (TBRI) no âmbito do Sistema de Justiça.
The initiative represents a significant institutional advance in the field of comprehensive child and adolescent protection, incorporating an innovative approach aimed at caring for children and adolescents from vulnerable situations, especially those impacted by complex traumas and challenging behaviors.
The application of this methodology has contributed to the qualification of judicial decisions, the improvement of care and monitoring practices, as well as the promotion of significant changes in the life trajectories of children and adolescents and the strengthening of the family context.
You are our guest to participate in this exclusive event, and with your partnership, these same results can be seen here in Brazil!
TBRI within the SGD of
children and adolescents
- Time: 14:00 às 17:00
- Format: In person
- Location: Fórum Regional III – Jabaquara – Rua Afonso Celso, 1065 – Vila Mariana, São Paulo, SP 04119-061
- Price: Free
- Registration: mandatory (limited places)
Speakers
Juíza Dra. Elizabeth Watkins, J.D.
Associate Judge of the Concho Valley Child Protection Court in Texas (USA), with over 25 years of experience in litigation and the protection of children and families.
She holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the South Texas College of Law. She began her career at Child Protective Services (CPS) as an investigator and adoption specialist, and served as an Assistant District Attorney in Anderson County.
Integra a Comissão Judicial Permanente da Suprema Corte do Texas sobre Representação Legal de Crianças e integra o corpo docente de Técnicas de Julgamento. Possui certificação em TBRI pelo Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development e capacita regularmente o Poder Judiciário e operadores do sistema de proteção sobre a aplicação do TBRI. Participou do documentário “ALL RISE: For the Good of the Children” e é autora do guia oficial que o acompanha.
Henry Milton
An expert at the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development with over 20 years of experience conducting TBRI training.
He works in the fields of social services, healthcare, education, and the legal system, taking an effective and empathetic approach that focuses on the impact of complex trauma on child development and family systems.
Ph.D. in Counseling Studies from Texas Christian University; B.A. and M.A. in Psychology from Texas A&M, USA. Instructor in the prevention and management of aggressive behavior for patients in psychiatric inpatient care.
When the TBRI reaches the Court
