6 Hours 21 Minutes

Brain development is the most rapid in the first three years of life, and play therapy is integral in promoting healthy child development and sustaining the parent/child attachment.

Here is what you will learn here:

• How to work with children and teenagers
• What is ‘child bullying’ and ‘child abuse’
• Grief and bereavement
• …

From ADHD to Autism Spectrum Disorder, loud noises can become painful and too much stimulation can make it difficult to concentrate – yet your young clients are expected to fully participate in school, at home and in their community.

6 Hours 20 Minutes

Watch this experiential program recording and learn evidence-based cognitive, physical and environmental strategies to help kids and teens take their Executive Function (EF) skills to the next level!

6 Hours 43 Minutes

Do your students complain about being tired? Is it hard for them to sit-up straight after hours of seated instruction? Is there enough clutter in the classroom to cause a panic attack? Does daydreaming and fidgeting replace attentive and ready-to-learn behaviors?

Full Day

In this recording, Lynne Kenney, Psy,D., pediatric psychologist, author and international educator, will show you how to integrate the newest research in neuroscience, kinesiology, and neurocognitive education for students to behave better and learn more efficiently.

6 Hours

Everyone who works in the field of education encounters students who have difficulty managing their emotions and behavior.

6 Hours 09 Minutes

Suicide shatters worlds. And working with suicide is one of the most nerve-wracking and emotionally draining parts of your job.

6 Hours 11 Minutes

They appear willful, obnoxious, over reactive, and unfeeling. They lose control of their ability to cope or regulate their behavior, which can send them spiraling into a gut wrenching meltdown.

6 Hours 06 Minutes

Children caught in the crossfire of divorce and those struggling with a new blended family frequently exhibit emotional and behavioral difficulties.

5 Hours 56 Minutes

Respiratory difficulties, gastrointestinal function, oral-motor skills, and behavioral issues are just a few of the elements that can influence feeding and swallowing, limit response to treatment, and result in significant health issues.

6 Hours 09 Minutes

Leaving nothing to the abstract, “75 Quick, ‘On-The-Spot’ Techniques for Children and Adolescents with Emotional and Behavioral Problems” will guide you through focused, clear and successful methods for treating children.

What works for one child won’t work for all children.

But for years we have heard potty training advice that only works for some kids.

And most of those methods are stressful, rigid, and just don’t work.

But there’s a better way.

A more peaceful way.

Whether you are just wanting your house to be more organized or are homeschooling thirteen kids, Finding Time: Home and Children can show you how to make your home more than just a dumping ground that overwhelms you to think about.

A central aim of any society should be that its children enjoy their lives and acquire the skills necessary to become happy, functioning adults. For this, they need to develop emotional buoyancy, coping skills, resilience and the ability to form constructive social relationships.

1 Hour 58 Minutes

Researchers have found that even more than IQ, your emotional awareness and ability to handle feelings will determine your success and happiness in all walks of life, including family relationships.  Good parenting begins in the heart, and then continues on a moment-to-moment basis by engaging children when feelings run high, when they are sad, angry, or scared.

1 Hour 15 Minutes

Physical development directly affects all other areas of a child’s development. Children with sensory based motor disorder often demonstrate delays in social-emotional and academic development. Early identification and intervention can improve a child’s daily function, self-esteem and school readiness.

1 Hour 31 Minutes

Join Karen Hyche in this 90-minute workshop recording to better understand sensory modulation in early intervention. You will discover the three types of sensory modulation disorders and how to assess them in infants, toddlers and young children. You will learn how to use skilled observation and parent interviews to identify how sensory modulation disorder affects both the child and family’s daily function

1 Hour 03 Minutes

In this demonstration video, Dr. Parnell works with the client who presents with a history of sexual assaults and childhood physical abuse. The client reported symptoms of dissociation and present-day triggers that were troubling to her. She believed the abuse had impacted her interpersonal relationships, particularly her ability to trust people.

5 Hours 45 Minutesa

Children and adolescents who deliberately inflict physical pain and injury to their bodies vary in terms of their motives and self-harming methods. Feeling shame and embarrassment, these children may privately console themselves, or befriend other self-injurious peers—which can further intensify the lethality and suicidal intent of their acts. As a result professionals who work with youth who self-injure find it to be one of the most challenging of psychological and behavioral issues.