C.A.P.E. Conversations: Empowering Florida Families and Youth Professionals

Q: What is C.A.P.E. Conversations?

A: C.A.P.E. Conversations is a workshop series designed to empower Florida families and professionals through evidence-based communication strategies designed to motivate and inspire youth success.

Q: Who should attend this workshop?

A: This workshop is ideal for anyone who works with or supports youth, including parents, foster parents, adoptive parents, youth professionals, social workers, educators, and others involved in the child welfare or juvenile justice system.

Q: What topics will be covered in the workshop?

A: Topics include effective communication techniques, building empathy, managing expectations, motivational interviewing, and practical tools for engaging and motivating young people.

Q: Is there a fee to attend the workshop?

A: The workshop is free to attend as part of our community outreach efforts to raise awareness and provide support to those involved in the child welfare or juvenile justice system. registration is required.

Q: Can I get a copy of the C.A.P.E. Conversations book?

A: Yes, attendees will have the opportunity to receive a free copy of "C.A.P.E. Conversations: How Superheroes Communicate with Children" and participate in a book signing session.

Q: Will the workshop be available online?

A: Yes, the workshop will be streamed live on YouTube, allowing remote participation for those who cannot attend in person.

Q: How can I register for the workshop?

A: You can register for the workshop by visiting our website at www.SpeaK4mc.com and completing the registration form. Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Q: Why are you doing this?

A: As founder of Speak4MC, Curtis Campogni is fortunate enough to run a company with the primary purpose of inspiring positive change, and when possible, hosts free events for the community as a way to give back to Florida families and professionals.

Curtis is both a father and a professional with 15+ years of experience working with juveniles in the child welfare and juvenile justice system, and has a vested interest in helping parents and youth professionals succeed.