Introspective Practice: How the Practitioner Influences Outcomes
Introspective Practice: How the Practitioner Influences Outcomes
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Instructors
Scott Adair Cox, MSW, LCSW
Scott Adair Cox has worked with children and adolescents since 1998. He is a trauma specialist that has provided psychotherapy since 2002. Scott spent the first 22-years of his career in Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice. Scott held leadership positions between 2006 and 2020, yet always kept a caseload to ensure he maintained the skills necessary to warrant the Clinical Director designation. Scott worked as a Clinical Social Worker between 2020 and 2024 in Illinois’ only outpatient Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care program. Scott was an adjunct professor for ten years, teaching clinicians how to practice psychotherapy. Scott believes education is an important step in ensuring Illinois patients and families receive the quality of service they deserve as they navigate Hospice and Palliative Care. Finally, Scott enjoys research and is an advocate for children and families in need.
Jessica Harris
Jessica Harris, RN has 15 years of experience in HCBS pediatric hospice and palliative care. She has worked with children, adolescents, and young adults throughout the Chicagoland area. She is a pediatric specialist that uses family-centered practices to educate and treat families as they navigate disease progression and end-of-life. Jessica got her start in the field at a Transition Home in the Chicagoland area, helping patients and families prepare for life at home.
Laura Camerona, BS, BA, CCLS
A Certified Child Life Specialist in the hospital for 15 years, Laura built her career around helping children cope with their health conditions and the health conditions of their loved ones. In 2020, Laura founded Words Worth Repeating, a business that creates children’s books that support important conversations between children and their caregivers. She has since created customized books with numerous families, built templates that empower families to create their own customized Legacy Books, and published 16 titles about many topics related to grief, the hospital, and other health-related topics. Six of these published titles were commissioned by organizations/non-profits as ways to support and educate their target audience. Laura hopes that her books and templates develop a vocabulary within the family unit that leads to continued conversations in the car or at the dinner table. She has focused her business on filling gaps in the children’s books that are available, so that families can find the resources they are needing. Laura is excited to inspire professionals to utilize well-written books by a variety of authors in their work and to explore the possibility of creating books for their families.
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Instructors
Scott Adair Cox, MSW, LCSW
Scott Adair Cox has worked with children and adolescents since 1998. He is a trauma specialist that has provided psychotherapy since 2002. Scott spent the first 22-years of his career in Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice. Scott held leadership positions between 2006 and 2020, yet always kept a caseload to ensure he maintained the skills necessary to warrant the Clinical Director designation. Scott worked as a Clinical Social Worker between 2020 and 2024 in Illinois’ only outpatient Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care program. Scott was an adjunct professor for ten years, teaching clinicians how to practice psychotherapy. Scott believes education is an important step in ensuring Illinois patients and families receive the quality of service they deserve as they navigate Hospice and Palliative Care. Finally, Scott enjoys research and is an advocate for children and families in need.
Jessica Harris
Jessica Harris, RN has 15 years of experience in HCBS pediatric hospice and palliative care. She has worked with children, adolescents, and young adults throughout the Chicagoland area. She is a pediatric specialist that uses family-centered practices to educate and treat families as they navigate disease progression and end-of-life. Jessica got her start in the field at a Transition Home in the Chicagoland area, helping patients and families prepare for life at home.
Laura Camerona, BS, BA, CCLS
A Certified Child Life Specialist in the hospital for 15 years, Laura built her career around helping children cope with their health conditions and the health conditions of their loved ones. In 2020, Laura founded Words Worth Repeating, a business that creates children’s books that support important conversations between children and their caregivers. She has since created customized books with numerous families, built templates that empower families to create their own customized Legacy Books, and published 16 titles about many topics related to grief, the hospital, and other health-related topics. Six of these published titles were commissioned by organizations/non-profits as ways to support and educate their target audience. Laura hopes that her books and templates develop a vocabulary within the family unit that leads to continued conversations in the car or at the dinner table. She has focused her business on filling gaps in the children’s books that are available, so that families can find the resources they are needing. Laura is excited to inspire professionals to utilize well-written books by a variety of authors in their work and to explore the possibility of creating books for their families.
