Oct 5, 202643 minS1
Beginning with an overview of special education law, Judge Ian Spechler discusses the what, the why, and the how of special education law as it pertains to children and youth in child welfare cases. Join us for this...
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Children's Commission Conversations
Hosted by Texas Children's Commission · government · EN-US
About this Podcast:
The Conversations podcast features informal discussions with experts focused on key topics in child welfare. Each episode offers education and practice tips designed to inform and support judges, attorneys, and others who serve Texas children, youth, and families experiencing the child welfare system. While episodes are geared towards judicial and legal audiences, they are available to anyone who may be interested.
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What is Children's Commission Conversations about?
The Conversations podcast features informal discussions with experts focused on key topics in child welfare. Each episode offers education and practice tips designed to inform and support judges, attorneys, and others who serve Texas children, youth, and families experiencing the child welfare system.
Who hosts Children's Commission Conversations?
Children's Commission Conversations is hosted by Texas Children's Commission. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
What has Children's Commission Conversations covered recently?
Recent episodes include "S1 E11: Intersection of Special Education & Child Welfare" (5 October 2026, 43 minutes), "S1E4: Navigating the Attorney-Client Relationship When Representing DFPS" (28 April 2026, 29 minutes), and "S1E7: Bonus Episode: Role of the DFPS Clinical Coordinator" (24 October 2025, 18 minutes).
How often does Children's Commission Conversations publish?
Children's Commission Conversations publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 11 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Children's Commission Conversations?
Booking probability for Children's Commission Conversations is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Children's Commission Conversations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Children's Commission Conversations's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Children's Commission Conversations?
The strongest fits for Children's Commission Conversations are Courts, Police & Public Safety and Family & Social Services. Children's Commission Conversations has a government audience.
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Texas Children's Commission hosts Children's Commission Conversations, a government podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Apr 28, 202629 minS1
<p>In this conversation, DFPS Managing Attorney Sandy Self discusses the law related to and models of the attorney-client relationship, along with how attorneys representing the agency can develop a strong...
- Oct 24, 202518 minS1
<p>What does a DFPS Clinical Coordinator do? Tune in to learn from Amy Clynes, Division Administrator for Wraparound Services for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. This conversation will cover “the...
Episode #6
S1E6: Visitation Best Practices
Sep 25, 202531 minS1<p>When planning for visitation in child welfare cases, what best practices can maximize this important family time? Please tune in for a conversation with Ali Vasquez of Serene Counseling and Wellness in Pearland for...
- Sep 25, 202530 minS1
<p>What is Mental Health First Aid and how can judges and attorneys use it to create a safer and supportive courtroom environment? This episode covers techniques, practice tips, and information about how to get...
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- May 14, 202531 minS1
<p>In this conversation, Professor Diane Sumoski discusses the positive impact of keeping siblings connected at all stages of a case and related best practices for Attorneys ad Litem. </p><p><br></p>
- May 14, 202533 minS1
<p>Attorney Cindy Dyar joins us for a conversation about the impact of pre-petition advocacy on the parent client and on the family, and shares practice tips for parent attorneys taking pre-petition cases. </p>
- May 14, 20259 minS1
<p>In this inaugural episode of Children's Commission Conversations, Executive Director Jamie Bernstein introduces the work of the Children's Commission and highlights available resources.</p>
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Amy Clynes
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
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Ali Vasquez
Serene Counseling and Wellness
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