Competence in Children (2 Contact Hours)
This training helps participants understand child competence, resilience, emotional development, and ways to support children affected by trauma.
De-escalating with Compassion: Tools & Understanding for Foster Parents (3 Contact Hours)
Helps parents understand the effects of trauma on brain development and behavior.
Discipline 101: Why We Do It & How We Approach It (1.5 Contact Hours)
This training helps foster parents use respectful, effective discipline strategies that teach rather than punish, while addressing the unique challenges.
Emotional Intelligence in Children (2 Contact Hours)
This training covers emotional intelligence, the effects of trauma on emotional development, and ways to support emotional growth in children.
Helping Foster Children Develop Self-Esteem (1.5 Contact Hours)
Helps parents understand the importance of self-esteem in child development and learn effective strategies to build and support self-esteem.
Helping Our Children Deal with Anger (2 Contact Hours)
Covers understanding the impact of anger and trauma, and learn effective strategies to support children in managing anger constructively.
Managing Behaviors When They Come (2 Contact Hours)
This training helps participants develop skills to address challenging behaviors and understand how separation from family can impact a child.
Redefining Crisis (2 Contact Hours)
This training covers participants identify and respond to crises, develop intervention and behavior management skills, and promote greater case stability.
Start with the “Why” Understanding behavior & how to change it: (1.5 Contact Hours)
Covers the foundations of behavior to help parents understand and support positive behavior.
Teaching Kids to Calm Themselves (2 Contact Hours)
Covers understanding trauma-related behaviors, the importance of self-regulation, and positive strategies for teaching children self-calming skills.
Vying with Lying: Best Parenting Approaches (1.5 Contact Hours)
Intended to help parents understand children’s lying and offer best parenting approaches to dealing with lying.