SEL Training & Workshops

This workshop addresses stressors encountered by employees daily. The lingering effects of COVID-19 and life stressors or life changes cause staff to feel “burned out”. Organizations and industries face costly issues such as employee turnover “churn,” decreased productivity, and challenging relationships in the workplace. This workshop gets to the heart of the matter. We help employees bring their best selves into the workplace.

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Grief may affect student academic performance, and social and personal development. School communities are complex and ever-evolving. Let us look at data from a compassionate perspective that includes incorporating internal and external stakeholders to support student mental health, well-being, and academic outcomes. 

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Participants will explore personal awareness of grief and examine definitions related to mental health, grief, trauma, and the whole person. They will explore cultural and generational factors that influence recovery from grief. Participants will engage in activities to discover varied student losses and the responses they manifest. They will learn strategies to support grieving children and families and promote wellness, attendance, and school readiness. Participants will learn transdisciplinary approaches to support grieving children, connecting the early years (pre-kindergarten to 3) through elementary to 12th grade.

This workshop is designed to educate teens about grief. Some teens may feel uncertain, sad, stressed, isolated, and out of sorts. The US Surgeon General has identified social media as a significant stressor negatively impacting youth mental health. This interactive workshop is designed to educate youth on how to identify stressors, connect emotions to behaviors, and help them identify healthy strategies to navigate grief, loss, and life changes.

Education about a research-based practice that seeks to intervene and dismantle the power dynamics that families experience when dealing with educators, schools, and districts. We see an opportunity to use the same skill set and apply it to building up people, businesses, and communities where power is shared safely and equitably. 

Parents will learn how to invest in youth, people development, community advancement, and family upskilling. Mentoring community-based program participants offers an opportunity to discover ways to connect with direct service providers to receive ongoing real-life personal and professional development. 

This engaging and informative workshop will equip English Language Learner (ELL) families with the skills they need to successfully advocate for their children in their academic process.