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The document outlines guidelines for the permanency planning process for children in the care of the Department of Children and Families in Wisconsin. It emphasizes the importance of early planning, consultation, and staffings to ensure successful permanence for each child. The document includes sections on current placements, sibling considerations, family dynamics, the child's understanding and attachment, counseling needs, and recommendations for permanent placement options such as reunification, adoption, or guardianship.

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What is adoption readiness?

The Adoption Readiness Level (ARL) framework can help identify adoption risks and opportunities and support the successful commercialization of new technologies. The Adoption Readiness Level framework is a commercialization guidecovering a comprehensive range of adoption risks that technologies can face.

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Pacing is an activity management strategy. Pacing means being active when able, and resting when tired. Parents or guardians may need to plan extra rest for children ahead of activities. The goal of pacing is to prevent worsening of symptoms rather than to do more each day.

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What does pace stand for in adoption?

Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and Empathy When speaking about P.A.C.E, the childs Inner Life is often mentioned, which refers to what is going on inside the child and the reasons for why they behave the way that they do.

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