Tuesday August 26th, 2025
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (MDT)
LIVE Training via Zoom
Training Description:
Meet Dylan Sullivan, the single father of an 8-year-old boy named Joseph. He calls you
because he says his son’s school won’t stop pestering him about Joseph misbehaving at
school. He thinks that by calling your agency, he may be able to get them off his back. He also
says he is interested in receiving any financial assistance you may have to offer. Can you help?
Engaging through Empathy is a training where you will learn how you can approach clients in a
way to create sustainable change by building relationships and meeting them where they are at.
Who Should Attend: Victim Advocates, Child Advocacy Center Staff, CPS, and any MDT Members interested in advancing their interviewing skills.
Presenter: Project Harmony
Rachel Culp brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for children to
her role at Project Harmony, where she works tirelessly to combat child abuse
and neglect. With a background in sales and corporate training, Rachel Transitioned to the nonprofit sector driven by her lifelong dedication to improving children’s lives.
Having served as a foster parent and raising four children of her own, she understands the
complexities of child welfare firsthand. Her commitment extends beyond her immediate family;
Rachel has also cared for numerous children through her in-home daycare, enriching their lives and providing a nurturing environment.
Through her combined professional expertise, personal experiences, and unwavering advocacy,
Rachel Culp continues to make a profound impact in the fight against child abuse and neglect,
striving to create a safer and more supportive world for all children.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize how assumptions and biases can impact family engagement.
- Differentiate between empathy, compassion, and sympathy.
- Implement motivational interviewing skills to deepen engagement.
NO TRAINING RECORDING
Do Not Miss Out On This Training Opportunity
This training event is sponsored by the Children’s Alliance of Montana