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Collaborative Case Planning for Shortened Supervision Timelines
SESSION INFO
Monday, February 27, 2023
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
Session Type: Workshop
Through a mix of lecture and hands-on activities participants will learn to develop collaborative partnerships with clients, other agencies, and community-based providers to create individualized case plans that address core needs, as opposed to symptoms. They will also learn how to prioritize needs and services within shortened probation sentences to build sustainable supports for clients upon termination of probation. In addition, participants will be given an Outreach Guide that offers strategies for expanding their service array and collaborating better with other community-based organizations. By the end of this session, participants will understand how to connect these strategies to their work by practicing their new skills via a hands-on activity illustrating the impact collaboration has on separate teams working together to reach a common goal.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Katie Meyer
CAIS/JAIS Program Manager, Evident Change
Katie Meyer became CAIS/JAIS program manager in 2021 after joining Evident Change as a program associate in 2012. Prior to her work at Evident Change, Katie worked for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, leading process evaluations of contracted providers as well as reviewing and monitoring human subjects research projects conducted by external entities. Katie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in urban and regional studies with an emphasis in planning from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and a Master of Science in urban studies from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Jeff Morino
Program Associate III, Evident Change
Jeff Morino is a retired Deputy Chief Probation Officer from the San Mateo County Probation Department, who currently works as a Program Associate with Evident Change. Mr. Morino has an extensive history as an effective teacher and trainer. He is certified as an instructor of the National Curriculum and Training Institute’s Cognitive Behavioral Change Courses and as a result of his extensive knowledge of cognitive therapy instruction and department operations Mr. Morino has advised multiple community based organizations as they convert their treatment programs to evidence based cognitive therapy curriculums.
Simone Sawyer
JAIS/CAIS Program Associate, Evident Change
Simone Sawyer is part of the Evident Change CAIS/JAIS team. She previously worked as the outreach and engagement specialist for Texas Health and Human Services’ Youth Empowerment Services Waiver. Prior to this she served a year as an AmeriCorps Volunteer for the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and the University of Texas at Austin’s Annette Strauss Institute. Simone also has experience working as a juvenile supervision officer in a trauma-informed juvenile detention facility. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from Huston-Tillotson University, Austin, Texas.
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