Through staff development, Family Works, Inc. creates a team of highly qualified professionals who provide: services to complex family systems, consultations, and trainings for professional partners.
Family Works is Committed to the Following Guiding Principles:

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Belief That Change is Possible in All Families

We instill hope and draw on resiliencies and competencies to empower families through a strengths-based lens as a paramount philosophy of our agency.

Ethical Practice

We adhere to the NASW Code of Ethics for individual and agency conduct. We require staff to participate in annual ethics trainings.

Confidentiality

Because we value and respect each family’s story, we are committed to client confidentiality as specified in the NASW Code of Ethics.

Safety

We promote safety of our clients, community and our employees.

Advocacy

We advocate for our clients in the complex systems in which they are engaged.

Evidenced Based Treatment Modalities Best Practices

We train in current evidence-based treatment modalities and utilize industry best practice standards.

Family Centered Practices
  • We meet families at mutually convenient times (including evenings and weekends).
  • We engage with families where they are in the process of change.
  • We believe families are the experts on themselves and their stories.
  • We value the individuality of each family.
Celebrating Diversity

We have a commitment to cultural competency with clients and staff and the community. We embrace differences in culture, religion, creed, spiritual beliefs, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, political and other belief systems.

Staff Development and Well-Being

We place a high priority on the overall emotional, professional and physical well-being of staff. We recognize that personal self-care of our staff is essential to providing the ost exceptional quality of care to others. We are committed to provide staff with ongoing training, supervision and consultation. Supervisors are readily available for consultation.
Developing Professionalism in the Community

Consultation

In the spirit of cooperation, we utilize our expertise to provide collaboration with professional partners.

Trainings

We utilize our expertise to provide ongoing education to our funders, industry and community at large.


Jeannine R. Murray
Owner, CFO

Laura L. Green, MSW, LCSW, CSAYC
Owner, Executive Director

3266 N. Meridian Street,
Ste. 802
Indianapolis, Indiana 46208

Phone 317-923-4437
Fax 317-931-1580

Serving Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion and Tipton Counties.

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