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Date: 29 May 2019 - 31 May 2019
Singapore
This 3-day workshop will present in depth the evidence-based “Small Group Dinosaur Treatment” child training programme developed by Dr. Carolyn Webster-Stratton. The programme is designed to promote children’s problem-solving skills, appropriate classroom behaviours, and positive social skills.
Programme topics include:
- Understanding feelings
- Problem-solving
- Regulating emotions
The programme utilises puppet play, group work, and fun activities to teach children these skills.
The intervention programme is appropriate for use by clinicians/therapists with small groups of children (4 – 8) who have behaviour problems, either in mental health settings or in schools as “pull-out” sessions. Participants in this training should have experience with groups of children and a graduate degree in social work, psychology, education, nursing, counselling, or a related degree.
After this training, group leaders can offer this 18 – 22 week curriculum to groups of children aged 4 – 8 years old in a therapeutic setting.
Goals of the Training:
- Promote children’s emotional, social and academic competencies, and reduce aggressive and non-compliant behaviours
- Strengthen children’s social skills and appropriate play skills (turn-taking, waiting, asking, sharing, helping and complimenting)
- Promote children’s use of self-control strategies as effective problem-solving steps and effective anger management strategies
- Increase emotional awareness by labelling feelings, recognising the differing views of oneself and others, and enhancing perspective taking
- Boost academic success, reading and school readiness
- Reduce defiance, aggressive behaviour, and related conduct problems such as non-compliance, peer aggression and rejection, bullying, stealing and lying
- Decrease children’s negative cognitive attributions and conflict management approaches
- Increase self-esteem and self-confidence
Trainer:
Kimberlee Shoecraft has been a social services practitioner for more than 14 years and a Certified Mentor/Trainer for The Incredible Years® since 2009. She has facilitated parent groups, parent and infant groups and children groups for many years with high-risk populations. Kimberlee also provides training programs for social service professionals both in America and internationally.
Kimberlee has a B.S. in Sociology, Master’s in Social Work and a Post Graduate Certificate Program in Psychological Trauma.
Duration: 9am – 5pm
Venue: Morning Star Training Centre, Block 323B Sengkang East Way, #01-553 Singapore 542323
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Fees:
$826.00
Language: English
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