Trauma-Responsive Early Care and Education to Nurture Resilience

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Cuidado y Educación Temprana Sensible al Trauma para Alimentar la Resiliencia: Seminarios Virtuales (Trauma-Responsive Early Care and Education to Nurture Resilience)

In this workshop, teachers/providers strengthen their knowledge of trauma and resilience in children’s development, learn to use a trauma-lens, and plan and practice strategies to nurture resilience in themselves, children, and families. Children ages 3-5 years are emphasized.

Tuesday November 3rd, 2020 — Thursday November 12th, 2020
6 p.m.

Training ID 67268

Training set Set Two Standards
Age group
Preschool

Core knowledge categories (Hours)
Human Growth & Development (4) Understanding & Guiding Behavior (4)

It is your responsibility to verify that the training sessions you select will meet your licensing or professional development needs.

Additional information

4-Part Webinar, participants must attend all 4 parts in order to receive the 8 hours of training.

November 3 y 5: 6-8pm - Resiliencia y Alimentación de la Resiliencia se centra en qué es la resiliencia, cómo alimentamos la resiliencia en nuestra vida profesional y personal, y tomando medidas para fomentar la confianza en nosotros mismos
these two days entitled Resilience & Nurturing Resilience focuses on what resilience is, how we nurture resilience in our professional and personal lives, and taking steps to nurture reliance within ourselves.

November 10 y 12: 6-8pm -Desarrollar una lente de trauma se centra en los impactos del trauma en el desarrollo de los niños y cómo usamos este conocimiento para ayudar a los niños afectados por el trauma
these two days entitled Developing a Trauma Lens centers around trauma’s impacts on children’s development and how we use this knowledge to support children impacted by trauma.

Webinars use break-out sessions and hands-on activities to support community and learning.
This first webinar series is provided to you FREE of cost by the TRACEs and Culture of Care Initiatives of Central Oregon, with funds from the Central Oregon Heath Council.