Go beyond vague advice and help educators manage stress, reduce burnout and build resilience.
Brad Chapin’s evidence-based strategies can help your staff reduced perceived stress by 40%.
Turnover and stress are at all-time highs while challenges continue to increase. We ask our struggling team members to do more with less and support struggling students. What can we do, beyond vague advice, to help ourselves and our fellow educators in these difficult times? In the powerful on-site workshops, Brad Chapin provides insights and strategies to help educators manage more effectively so they can be there for students. Brad is best-known for his evidence-based self-regulation program for children and teens, and his latest work with adults is producing a 30-40% reduction in perceived stress.
The COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected the physical and mental health of many individuals. Personally and professionally, individuals are experiencing toxic levels of stress due to the following:
These experiences have a profound impact on job performance, our health and relationships. Additionally, even if the physical threat of the illness subsides, the emotional impact of the pandemic is likely to linger. Most individuals are managing significant and unprecedented challenges without the benefit of formal training or the skills to manage effectively. However, individuals can benefit from developing advanced regulation skills and resiliency.
Resilience refers to how well an individual, or system, can bounce back, or even grow, in response to challenges. Resilient people tend to be more balanced, maintain a healthier outlook and cope with stress more effectively.
Learning Objectives
Participants will gain clarity by moving beyond vague advice on how to manage challenge to developing a clear, practical skill set. This will increase the participant’s ability to navigate challenges more successfully. Participants will grow and leave with a personal plan with emphasis in three areas of skill development:
Program Format
The recommended setting for this program is in-person using a classroom setting or large conference space. The program is a combination of teaching concepts, individual practice and small group work. The breakout sessions allow participants to practice skills development in a small group setting.
Provide your educators with practical self-care strategies to help them manage challenges successfully in and out of the classroom.
– Classroom Teachers
– Principals
– Special Education Personnel
– School Counselors and Psychologists
– Other Administrators
– Social Workers (all levels)
– Law Enforcement/SRO
– Counselors and Therapists in Agencies and Private Practice
– Media Specialists
– Classroom Teachers
– Principals
– Special Education Personnel
– School Counselors & Psychologists
– Other Administrators
– Social Workers (all levels)
– Law Enforcement/SRO
– Counselors and Therapists in Agencies & Private Practice
– Media Specialists
Certificates of Completion for this seminar, which indicate 6 contact hours of Continuing Education, will be available at the end of the seminar upon completion of a course evaluation. In many cases, depending on your profession and jurisdiction, this Certificate of Completion is sufficient for tracking your continuing education and professional development efforts. We suggest that you contact your local board or governing agency to see exactly what steps are necessary for approval in your particular discipline.
AccuTrain has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 5602. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.
Brad Chapin is a masters level psychologist and a recognized thought leader in the area of Self-Regulation. He is also Director of Clinical Services at a large regional medical center. The author of four books including Helping Young People Learn Self-Regulation, Brad is the creator of the Self-Regulation Training System. He is an international speaker, blogger and consultant on utilizing engaging, creative interventions from an evidence-based framework to help children succeed.