Healing Discipline
Healing Discipline: Finding Joy in Working with Challenging Students
Healing Discipline: Finding Joy in Working with Challenging Students
Healing Discipline
Healing Discipline: Part 2, The Joy Continues
Healing Discipline: Part 2, The Joy Continues
Why this course?
Today’s educators have more responsibilities than ever before. Teachers are increasingly accountable for student performance while trying to manage challenging behavior in the classroom. Many good educators are leaving the profession due to hopelessness and helplessness.
Course Description
This two-day seminar, based on more than 50 years of combined experience in the field of education, is not your typical lecture. It’s a dynamic and interactive learning experience that will equip educators with a better understanding of children who have suffered from disruptive attachment, trauma, and entitlement. Participants will learn about establishing healthy boundaries and building healthy relationships with students. As the educator develops skills and confidence in working with challenging students, they’ll feel more joy and success in their role. This leads to a deeper connection between the educator and student, enhancing the student’s emotional and academic growth and bringing hope back into the field of education. Although the seminar is geared toward educators, mental health professionals, and parents will also benefit.
Educational Goals and Learning Objectives
Participants will:
Understand healthy versus unhealthy child development and its impact on behavior.
Gain a better understanding of the underlying causes of severe behavior, including trauma, attachment, temperament, development, and entitlement.
Understand how your personal history impacts interactions with others, the students, and the clients you work with.
Learn how good relationships, healthy boundaries, and effective communication can improve behavior and foster emotional healing in students and clients.
By the end of the seminar, participants will have a toolkit of practical strategies and healthy discipline techniques that they can immediately implement in their classrooms. This hands-on approach ensures that the learning is not just theoretical, leading to a more positive and productive classroom environment.
College Credit Available
Why this course?
The educational setting is becoming more challenging. Children are coming into our schools without the self-regulation to manage their behavior, sit quietly through a lesson, or follow the educator’s directions. Educators are overwhelmed by the enormity of their responsibilities, the constant disruptions and chaos that ruin their best-laid plans, and feeling the pressure to fix it all.
Course Description
In this two-day conference, we will explore personal needs, priorities, emotional triggers, and the roadblocks that get in the way of caring for ourselves and setting appropriate boundaries with our students. Understanding ourselves helps us set reasonable expectations for our students, establish healthy boundaries, and build strong relationships and teams. This self-awareness prevents us from taking student behavior personally, allowing us to connect in ways that support student healing and create a fun, caring school environment. We will review Healing Discipline Strategies and teach additional techniques for managing student behavior. Participants will be able to create Healing Discipline Behavior Plans they can immediately implement in their classrooms.
This class is a continuation of our first course: “Healing Discipline: Finding Joy in Working with Challenging Students.” While it is helpful to have taken our first course before this one, it is not required. We understand that everyone’s schedule is different, so if you want to take our first course, you can see if we have a live class available or register for the class on demand, providing you with the flexibility to learn at your own pace and convenience.
Course Objectives
Develop confidence in yourself and your skills.
Understand the “Roadblocks” that keep you from self-care.
Create a self-care plan.
Healing Discipline Strategies.
Understand the importance of maintaining expectations for challenging students.
Learn how to be a better communicator with your school team.
Learn how to create Healing Discipline Behavior Plans.
College Credit Available
If you are interested in attending a seminar, having us speak at a conference, or partnering with us, contact us at Healing Children, LLC.
You can email us at info@healingchildren.com or call 1-888-311-1883.
We look forward to hearing from you.
