Creating Anti-Racist Early Learning Spaces
Young children notice racial differences and the impact of racism quite early. This hour long webinar presents strategies for creating an anti-racist environment. You can
December 17, 2020
Young children notice racial differences and the impact of racism quite early. This hour long webinar presents strategies for creating an anti-racist environment. You can
Distance coaching has been used for many reasons. Due to COVID-19, this type of coaching has become a necessity. Explore the strategies that other home
A Guide for Families with Children Birth-8 Years Social Emotional Health Fact Sheet
Postpartum Support International Free, live phone sessions facilitated by licensed national mental health experts. Resources and general information Weekly Wednesday sessions for Women Monthly Monday sessions for Men Visit www.postpartum.net and click on “Chat with an Expert” for phone call times and instructions.
Completion of the Endorsement Process holds a personal meaning for children, their families and community supports. These stakeholders benefit from the quality of services and increased knowledge that the Endorsement Process provides. The following excerpt is from a letter sent by a parent, “I cannot begin to express my gratitude and thanks to (our ECMH consultant) enough.
I started seeing a family due to concerns the mom was having with her two year old son. Mom is a childcare provider as well. I initially saw the mom and son for some in-home therapy where I shared play therapy strategies including child-directed and Theraplay, sprinkled with some Conscious Discipline®.
When: May 2nd and 3rd Where: Hilton Garden Inn and Manhattan Conference Center, Manhattan, KS How: Online Registration Opens March 11th!!! Cost: Both Days~ Members $145 Non-Members $225 Single Day~ Members $95 Non- Members $150 More details to come later!
Shari* was just three years old when her behaviors in her Head Start classroom began to regress and her challenging behaviors escalated. Her dedicated, experienced teacher began to tighten her classroom management skills, which had worked in the past, to address the behaviors. This time, however, the behavior continued to escalate, and both staff and Shari’s mother were at the end of their ropes.
Martin Maldonado MD
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