Collaborative Problem Solving is a behavior management model that teaches neurocognitive skills related to problem solving, flexibility, and frustration within an empowering, relational context.

 Join us for a brief overview of the basics of the model and a summary of its impact on parents, educators, and community providers in Oregon and beyond. Information on the model’s origin, history, and evidence base will be included.

Presented by: Margaret Johnson- Director of the Oregon CPS Project, OHSU Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

Dinner and child care provided.

Please email clackamasparenting@gmail.com if you will be bringing children for care during this event.