Creating HOPE for challenging teens

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Creating HOPE for challenging teens FCC Conference July 9, 2019

Providing high quality children and youth services throughout the state of Florida since 1982. Inspiring change, growth and success. BAYS Florida envisions a Florida that believes in the value and worth of all people and their ability to change, grow, and succeed. Who are we?

The HOPE Program

Helping Others Progress with Empowerment (HOPE Program) Custom program designed by BAYS Florida to serve a specific need in Hillsborough County.  At the time, the child welfare system had limited placement options for teenagers with involvement in both the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.  This led to night to night placements and media about youth sleeping in offices and parking lots. HOPE was designed to serve these youth, those teens that are frequently the most challenging and don’t often have a supportive adult in their lives. The HOPE consultants are experts in empowering youth and adults to progress into better living situations and healthier relationships utilizing intensive in-home therapeutic interventions along with community supports available 24/7.

Success Stories

Best Practices Motivational Interviewing Anger Management Step Up Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Parenting Best Practices

Creative Solutions to family Engagement

How do you act as a stop gap in your role as a clinician? What are the challenges? Where are their opportunities? Interactive activity

@BAYSFlorida @BAYSFlordia Adam Cohen, Director of Behavioral Health Services Adam.cohen@baysflorida.org | 407-506-7316 @BAYSFlorida @BAYSFlordia 13911 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Suite 201 Tampa, FL 33618 | www.baysflorida.org Phone: 813-237-0115 | Fax: 813-354-3622