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Integrating Substance Abuse Competency Within A Child
Welfare SystemKim Bishop-Stevens LICSW
Loretta Butehorn PhD
Jan-Feb 2007
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Child Abuse and Neglect and Substance Abuse
• 8.3. million children with substance abusing parent
• 50% of cases in care substance impaired
• 52% out of home placement due to substance abuse
-2001 Child Welfare League of America
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Why we’re here
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Massachusetts Child Welfare System
• State run system
• 6 Regional Offices with 29 Area Offices
• 3,500 Staff
• Yearly Budget $700 Million
• Serving 23,000 Families • 75,000 Total Consumers• 40,000 Children
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1998 Project on Addressing Substance Abuse DSS-MA
• Charge to build a system wide capacity to respond
Via -Substance Abuse Unit-Standardized screening-Monthly case consultation-Increased training-Urine testing protocol-Cross systems collaboration
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Substance Abuse Unit
• 2000 - 1 person
• 2001 - 2 people
• 2005 Central Office Unit and 1 person per 6 Regions of State
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Structural and Staffing Choices
• Central and Regional hiring and supervision
• Hired seasoned substance abuse professionals
• Cross trained them in child welfare
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Unit members
• Skill set
• Paradigm
• Shift from Clinical to Systemic Perspective
• Group Process
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Goals
1. Assess current capacity
2. Build capacitya. Knowledge base
b. Identify key collaborators within system
c. Develop strong relationship with community partners
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Stage of Development of Unit
Process
• Team building
• Group process
Content
• Integrating child welfare perspective into a clinical substance abuse treatment perspective
• Single/double loop learning
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Clinical Development
• Child welfare expertise
• Skill development in training
• Consultation skill set
• Collaboration with internal and external peers
• Systemic sophistication
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When does substance use=child abuse/neglect?
Harm reductionstrategies
Level of parentl insight into risk factors
Age of child
Stage of change
Hx of RxStrengths of
Parents
MH/DV NeedsOf Parent
Poverty
Support system
Bonding of parentand child
Special Needs Of child
AOD Impairment
When Does Substance Use=Abuse/neglect
Of children
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Theoretical model
• How long does it take to think it though
• Capacity building: where is work coming from, what info is not overwhelming
• Stages of change with service planning
• Does change happen in supervision, case conference, training, language use
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External goals: building collaboratives
Internal goals: building competence
Initial goals: enter system and form relationships
Substance Abuse Unit
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System Shifts
2000 Substance Abuse Unit formed
2001 Commissioner initiates Core Values
2002 Family Networks Planning
2002 Child Welfare Institute
2003 Program Improvement Plan Developed
2003 Continuous Quality Improvement
2004 Teaming Pilots Initiated
2004 Division of Policy and Planning
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System Shifts
2004 Working with Families Right from the Start
2005 Family Recovery Collaborative
2005 Substance Abuse Unit Expanded-1 person per region
2006 Family Networks Implemented
2007 Co-Directors of Integrated Practice
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FamilyCollaborative
WWFRFS
Substance Abuse Unit Formed
Family Networks
CORE VALUES
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Core Values
• Child Driven
• Family Centered
• Community Focused
• Strength Based
• Committed to Diversity/Cultural Competence
• Committed to Continuous Learning
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Family Recovery Collaborative
• NCSACW Technical Assistance
• Partnership between State Agencies, Courts and Tribe
• Products• Memorandum of Understanding• Shared Principles and Values• Draft Communication Protocol• Development of Engagement Model
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Integrated Practice
Mental Health Issues
Domestic Violence
Substance Abuse
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CQI
Family EngagementAnd
Teaming
Child WelfareInstitute
Family Networks
PRACTICEPOINT
CORE VALUESDISPROPORTIONALITY
ADOLESCENTPERMANENCY
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The future