Live Virtual Training
USD$ 129.00
Meaningful change occurs when educators and School Safety teams understand how anxiety, depression, and trauma can influence behavior, learning, and a student’s ability to cope within the school setting.
Research suggests that approximately 1 in 5 young people experience a mental health disorder, including anxiety or depression. These challenges can significantly impact emotional regulation, academic performance, social relationships, and overall functioning within the school environment. Trauma-informed approaches help create supportive learning environments where students are better able to regulate, engage, and learn, rather than remain in a heightened state of stress or hyperarousal. Participants will learn how to recognize the thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and physical indicators commonly associated with anxiety and depression in students, helping to create connected climates and cultures within classrooms. Participants will review practical strategies and intervention tools that can be incorporated into classroom and school-based practices to better support youth experiencing mild to moderate anxiety and/or depression.
This training will focus on universal, tier 1 interventions and will primarily focus on classroom-based strategies that support all learners.
This training will include:
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This ticket is non-refundable.
SST’s general cancellation policy states that tickets for their training sessions are non-refundable. If specific cancellation policies apply, they would typically be detailed at the time of registration or on the event’s information page.
Safer Schools Together (SST) reserves the right to cancel or reschedule training. If SST cancels or reschedules training due to weather or unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of SST, you are entitled to a full refund, but SST is not responsible for travel arrangements, travel fees, or any expenses incurred by you as a result of such cancellation. If SST cancels a training in which you are enrolled, you will be contacted at the email address you provided when registering, so please be sure to provide a valid email address.
Any cancellation or transfer made by a participant needs to be in writing. If the registration fee has already been paid, a credit will be applied for a future training course unless a refund is specifically requested by the agency at the time of cancellation. A $50.00 administrative fee will be applied for any refund processed, and a $25.00 transfer fee will be charged for any transfers between classes or attendees. Any request for a refund must be done 10 days prior to the training date.
An email will be sent to attendees 2 business days prior to the event date with the Zoom information to join this session. Please look out for this email and check your spam/junk folder in case it is routed there.
If you can no longer attend a training after registering, you should contact SST directly as soon as possible. While the general policy indicates that tickets are non-refundable, we may provide options, such as transferring your registration to another session or another individual, subject to their terms and availability.
Yes, SST accepts purchase orders (POs) for training purchases. Please contact our Operations team to arrange payment via PO and provide the necessary documentation.
Yes, you can purchase training for your team. SST offers options for group training sessions, which can be tailored to the specific needs of your organization. Contact SST directly to arrange a group booking and discuss any special requirements or customization needed for your team’s training.
Please note that it is not our standard practice to record our training sessions for public distribution. Recordings are of our monthly Current Online and Behavioral Trends sessions are available through ICDTA®.
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