About 70% of people experience feelings of “not good enough” at some point in their lives. Join Kati Schneider, LISW, embedded staff therapist at the Tippie College of Business, in this virtual webinar to learn more about imposter syndrome and discover tips for working through these thoughts and feelings.
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Trauma-awareness and trauma-informed practices are essential in supporting young people to feel safe and thrive in the face of adversity. #traumainformedcare #traumaawareeducation #aces
If you currently work with or want to with children and families, you may be interested in our new micro-credential, Supporting Children who have Experienced Trauma. This 12-week course is run in partnership with Emerging Minds and is designed to support and guide your learning on interpersonal trauma and its impacts on children. You'll learn from industry experts from Emerging Minds Australia and the Flinders University Social Work Innovation Research Living Space (SWIRLS). Learn more about this course and its facilitators 🔗 https://bit.ly/3OWJWh3
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Parents & Early Childhood Professionals in Utah: Click on the link below to register for a virtual screening of the Forget Me Not Documentary with a panel discussion afterwards discussing how we, as early childhood professionals in Utah, can improve our practices. https://lnkd.in/geVey4ET
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🌸 Spring into new beginnings with Hello Speech! As the season blooms with change and growth, we're embracing creativity and individuality in our therapy approach. From speech to behaviour, we're cultivating personalized care tailored to each unique individual, just like the diverse flowers in a garden. Read our latest blog post "Springing Forward into Therapy" to discover how we're integrating new principles and strategies to support your child's growth this season. https://bit.ly/3wKnYIx
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If you're free on any of these dates, For All Ages is part of a collaborative panel to end loneliness. I'll be speaking at the 2/28 panel discussion at the University of St. Joseph, along with Dr. Sowmya Kurtakoti (Chief of Geriatrics at Hartford Hospital), several of the university's students, and other wonderful panelists. The panel will be moderated by Deb Bibbins, JD, MBA. If you're interested in hearing more about the future of social connection in addressing loneliness, learn more about the panel at the link below!
CT residents - have you registered to attend a Connecting CT Conversation? We'll be in Torrington on February 21 and West Hartford on February 28. Join us for a first-of-its-kind series of events in Connecticut on the power of social connectedness. You'll learn about the vital role it plays in our mental and physical health. This just may be the most important educational event you've ever attended. 🌿 Save your spot today at www.endlonelinessCT.org.
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Curious about the evolution of Better Speech and Hearing Month? Here's the scoop! 🍧 Over 50 years ago, the National Association for Hearing and Speech Action (NAHSA), a branch of The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), initiated this awareness campaign. This year, the observance month will take on a new name, moving forward as National Speech-Language-Hearing Month. The word "better" was removed from the title to promote inclusivity and eliminate labels that could potentially imply judgment. What hasn't changed is the mission—to increase recognition of communication disorders, educate the public, and promote preventative measures. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/dA63EjYr.
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Although each person will experience the condition in a way that is unique to them, there are common signs that can help you to identify whether the difficulties being experienced could be dyslexia or dyscalculia. Our virtual conference will start by introducing the signs of dyslexia and dyscalculia and outlining some appropriate strategies for support. https://bit.ly/3QBMFgK
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🌟 Advocating for Special Kids: The Power of Early Diagnosis 🌟 Every child is unique, and some may require extra support and understanding. Early diagnosis is the key that unlocks a world of opportunities. It means starting interventions, therapies, and educational strategies that can make a lifelong impact. In this post, we celebrate the incredible strength of special kids and the dedicated parents, caregivers, and educators who champion their cause. It's a journey of resilience, love, and hope. By advocating for early diagnosis, we ensure that these amazing kids receive the support they need to thrive. Let's empower them with knowledge, acceptance, and opportunities. 🌈💪
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If you're not sure exactly what a Death Doula does, please come join us for this educational panel with myself, Death Doula Danielle, Genna Reeves, Ph.D. and Alix Peters. Hear the perspectives of three different Death Doulas. Come with your questions!
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