Trainings/Presentations
No Cost Trainings
Mandated Reporting
This training is given to ensure mandated reporters that work with children are educated on what constitutes child abuse, how to identify the four typers of abuse (physical, sexual, neglect, emotional). You will learn the most up-to-date California laws and most importantly how to report suspected abuse.
ACEs/Resiliency
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Their Impact on Development: The Resilient Child Childhood experiences significantly influence lifelong health. Research, including the ACE Study, highlights how childhood stress and trauma profoundly affect adult well-being. Understanding this, we can take action. The presenter will define resilience, identify factors that enhance it in children after trauma, and outline steps providers can take to leverage individual, family, and community strengths to meet children's needs, reduce adversities, and promote growth and development.
Protective Factors
STRENGTHENING FAMILIES WITH PROTECTIVE FACTORS This presentation teaches the concept of strengthening families with protective factors. Participants will learn about parallel relationships/processes and how Protective Factors can be used as a strength-based tool to prevent child abuse and neglect. Participants will brainstorm effective ways and develop skills to incorporate Protective Factors into their daily interactions with families.
At Cost Trainings
Cost per training is $250, each training is about 1.5 to 2 hours long.
*This pricing dose not include the Cost of Poverty Training
The Brain Architecture Game
A game about the powerful role of relationships on early brain development. The Brain Architecture Game is a tabletop game experience that builds understanding of the powerful role of experiences on early brain development – what promotes it, what derails it, with what consequences for society. Since 2009, thousands of people in groups around the world have played the Brain Architecture Game, gaining a memorable, compelling perspective on the lifelong impact of early childhood experiences. The game is a 75–90-minute experience optimized for groups of 4-6 people per table. It can be played in small workshops, conferences, and large events, with as few as 8.