Early Childhood Behavior Management: Developing and Teaching Rules

The CDA+, created by Pikes Peak State College (PPSC), is a ten-session program (80 hours) that allows you to earn seven PLA college credits. If you have a current CDA, check out this NO-COST program that includes $800 in funding for YOU. Successful completion will eliminate the need for CDA renewal! Check out the flyer for full details and the link to apply below. PROGRAM DETAILS Joint Initiatives for Youth + Families provides in-person training on Thursdays – see sidebar…

This six-session series focuses on how the infant/toddler workforce can support infants, toddlers, and families who have experienced or who are at risk for experiencing trauma. Topics include the influence of trauma on infant/toddler development, trauma-responsive care strategies and practices, ways to support family resilience, and strategies to strengthen caregiver wellness and well-being. October 15–November 19 Instructors: Erica Evans, Foundations, and Renee Sasse, Home Network Participants are encouraged to attend the full series for a comprehensive understanding; however, you may select…

The CDA+, created by Pikes Peak State College (PPSC), is a ten-session program (80 hours) that allows you to earn seven PLA college credits. If you have a current CDA, check out this NO-COST program that includes $800 in funding for YOU. Successful completion will eliminate the need for CDA renewal! Check out the flyer for full details and the link to apply below. PROGRAM DETAILS Joint Initiatives for Youth + Families provides in-person training on Thursdays – see sidebar…

Look no further! Beyond the ACEs Score Parts 1 and 2  build upon each other and it's intended for early childhood educators to better understand the impact of childhood trauma, how to implement strategies to prevent or mitigate the effects. Through building nurturing relationships, providing positive experiences, and offering safe environments for children to live, play, and learn, individuals can contribute to children's healthy development. Instructor: Paula Hergert, M.A.Ed., Prevention and Policy Specialist, El Paso County Public Health

This six-session series focuses on how the infant/toddler workforce can support infants, toddlers, and families who have experienced or who are at risk for experiencing trauma. Topics include the influence of trauma on infant/toddler development, trauma-responsive care strategies and practices, ways to support family resilience, and strategies to strengthen caregiver wellness and well-being. October 15–November 19 Instructors: Erica Evans, Foundations, and Renee Sasse, Home Network Participants are encouraged to attend the full series for a comprehensive understanding; however, you may select…

The CDA+, created by Pikes Peak State College (PPSC), is a ten-session program (80 hours) that allows you to earn seven PLA college credits. If you have a current CDA, check out this NO-COST program that includes $800 in funding for YOU. Successful completion will eliminate the need for CDA renewal! Check out the flyer for full details and the link to apply below. PROGRAM DETAILS Joint Initiatives for Youth + Families provides in-person training on Thursdays – see sidebar…