Training & Events
Now offering self-study CE courses.
Course Hours: 1.5
Video Length: 90 minutes
This webinar will explore some common adjustment challenges of having a new child enter into a “forever family” as well as how to anticipate, accept, and integrate the changes necessary to best meet the needs of the child while keeping the whole family healthy. While the content will focus primarily on adoption adjustment with children from foster care, the material will be universally relevant for all adoptive families and the professionals who serve them.
Brock Sellers, LICSW, PIP, is a nationally recognized speaker, trainer, and clinician with over 23 years of experience supporting children, families, and professionals in adoption, foster care, and permanency work. He currently serves as the Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) Coordinator and Trainer with the Center for Adoption Support and Education (C.A.S.E.), providing consultation, training, and systems-level support nationwide.
Brock has worked within Alabama’s child welfare and permanency systems since 2002 and has maintained close ties to the Alabama Permanency Conference for many years, offering a unique blend of historical perspective and deep relational understanding of the field. Known for his grounded and engaging style, Brock integrates research, decades of practice-based experience, and insight into resilience, belonging, and professional sustainability. His work supports clinicians, organizations, and caregivers as they navigate complex systems while remaining connected to purpose, well-being, and the long arc of permanency-focused work.
