Intro to Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences

Our interactive Introduction to HOPE online course walks you through the research behind PCEs, the power of the brain to heal, the Four Building Blocks of HOPE, and what the HOPE framework looks like in practice.

Can’t make it live? No problem. All registrants will receive access to a replay.

45 in stock

ABOUT THIS SESSION

Research shows that positive childhood experiences (PCEs) help children grow into healthy, resilient adults. The HOPE National Resource Center developed the strengths-based HOPE framework to help professionals promote PCEs and better support children and families. The center of the HOPE framework is the Four Building Blocks of HOPE, the key types of positive childhood experiences that all children need to thrive. The HOPE National Resource Center offers trainings, tools, and research to help professionals promote PCEs through the HOPE framework. Our HOPE Train the Facilitator Certification is designed for those working directly with children and families, from early childhood and education to child welfare, juvenile justice, public health, and healthcare. By using the HOPE framework, you help build a world where every child’s strengths are seen, supported, and celebrated.

This workshop requires a minimum of 15 participants to run. If we don't reach that number, all registrants will receive a full refund.

45 in stock

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FAQ

Will there be a certificate?

Yes! A certificate will be available for those who attend the session live. Keep an eye on the chat for the link to the feedback survey. Once it is filled out a certificate will be automatically emailed to you within one week.

Will there be a replay available?

Does this session qualify for time release funding?

Unfortunately, based on the Alberta Child Care Funding Guide, free professional development does not qualify for Release Time Funding.

Does this session qualify for PD funding?

No. Unfortunately, this session does not qualify for professional development.

Meet the presenter

Danielle Bourdin

Authorized Hope Facilitator

Danielle Bourdin is the Executive Director of ADSN, a Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant, and an experienced early childhood educator and presenter. Danielle is passionate about helping educators create supportive, relationship-based environments where every child can thrive.

Intro to Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences

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