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SUMMARY:Gender Expansive Youth Professional Training
DESCRIPTION:Gender Expansive Youth:\nBest Practices – How to Offer a Positive Experience for Gender Expansive Youth\nFor medical team members\, educators and mental health professionals. \nDate:  \nFriday\, August 9\n9:00am – 12:00pm \nCost:  \n$110 \n• $95 Early Bird Rate until May 30\n• $55 Student Rate \nAre you a part of a group?  We offer a $10 discount to individuals coming in a group from an organization or school. Please register individually\, but provide the names of everyone in your group in the ‘order notes’ of checkout. \nLocation:  \nInstitute for Girls’ Development in Pasadena \nTraining Faculty: \nErin Norton\, PsyD\nPost-doctoral Fellow\nSupervised by Melissa Johnson\, PhD – PSY 13102 \nCaroline Carter\, PsyD\nLA Gender Center\nLicensed Clinical Psychologist – PSY 30377
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/gender-expansive-youth-professional-training/
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SUMMARY:MINDFULNESS TOOLS: HELPING CHILDREN AND TEENS STRESS LESS AND CONNECT MORE
DESCRIPTION:MINDFULNESS TOOLS:\nHELPING CHILDREN AND TEENS STRESS LESS AND CONNECT MORE\nFor mental health professionals\, educators\, and youth program leaders. Learn creative\, fun and meaningful tools and exercises to support the effective use of mindfulness in school\, after school\, and in therapy. \nDate: \nSaturday\, July 20th\, 2019 from 9:30am to 3:30pm\nSign in and light breakfast from 9:00am to 9:30am \nCost:  \n$145 \n• Early Bird Special: $130 until May 30\n• Graduate Student Rate: $75\n• $15 Group Discount \nCome discover creative\, fun and meaningful tools for incorporating mindfulness into everyday activities with children and teens! \nExciting current research in the fields of psychology\, education\, and neuroscience indicate that mindfulness practices can help children and teens improve attention and focus\, manage stress\, enjoy more positive relationships\, and increase optimism! Whether you work in an educational or clinical setting or an after-school program\, mindfulness tools can be an asset to the youth with whom you work. This presentation will provide participants with current research\, practical tools\, and experiential exercises to support the effective use of mindfulness with children and teens. \nCEUs: The cost of this course includes 5 hours of continuing education credits. If you are licensed outside of California\, please confirm with your board that they will accept programs sponsored by APA providers. For questions regarding continuing education credits\, contact Dr. Chris Cooper of Illuminated Education. 626.744.9472. \nClick on links to download following the forms to register by mail: School Program Invoicing\, Registration Form\, and Credit Card Authorization \nAre you a part of a group?  We offer a $15 discount to individuals coming in a group from an organization or school. Please register individually\, but provide the names of everyone in your group in the ‘order notes’ of checkout. \nInstitute Training Faculty: \nMelissa J Johnson\, PhD\, licensed psychologist (PSY 13102)\, is the founder & CEO of the Institute for Girls’ Development in Pasadena\, CA.  An expert on child and teen development with a Master’s in Education and Doctorate in Counseling Psychology\, Dr. Johnson has worked with children and teens for over 30 years. At the Institute\, Dr. Johnson and her team deliver strength-based therapy\, inspiring educational programs\, and consultation with schools and districts to help create positive school climates.  Dr. Johnson’s approach to raising and mentoring girls draws together contemporary research in neuroscience\, mind/body health\, and evidence-based interventions in mindfulness and social & emotional intelligence. \nDr. Johnson is the recipient of numerous awards\, recognizing her contributions to the community and to psychology. Dr. Johnson is former Interim Chair of the Masters Programs in Counseling at the University of La Verne and has served as an adjunct faculty member at both the University of La Verne and the University of Southern California.  Dr. Johnson is a welcomed regional and national speaker.  Her peer-reviewed publications have appeared in the Journal of Humanistic Psychologyand Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. Her numerous articles about raising strong girls have appeared in community online blogs and newsletters. Dr. Johnson’s book chapter\, Girls In-Between: Social\, Emotional\, Physical and Sexual Development in Context has just been released in the Springer publication\, Maternal Mental Health Across the Life Span. Through the Institute\, she has published Stand Up! Speak Out! Empowering Skills for Girls’ Friendships\, a guide for educators and youth program leaders. \nPlease feel free to call (626.585.8075\, ext. 121) or email Paige Hobey\, Workshop and Community Outreach Director\, at PHobey@IFGD.care with questions and registration information.
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/mindfulness-tools-helping-children-and-teens-stress-less-and-connect-more-2/
LOCATION:Institute for Girls’ Development\, 95 N. Marengo Ave.\, Suite #100\, Pasadena\, CA\, 91101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Stand Up! Speak Out!™ Curriculum Training
DESCRIPTION:Stand Up! Speak Out!® Curriculum Training:\nEmpowering Friendship & Conflict Resolution Skills\n\nFor professionals empowering girls – and all children and teens – to navigate their friendship worlds. This curriculum is being implemented in many\nschools and after-school programs. \nDate: \nThursday and Friday\, July 18-19\, 2019  /  9:00am – 4:00pm \nArrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast. \nCost: \n$485 \n• Early Bird Special: $445 until May 30\n• Graduate Student Rate: $250\n• $20 group discount \nPlease note: Stand Up! Speak Out!® curriculum sold separately \nLocation: \nInstitute for Girls’ Development\, Pasadena\, CA \nYou will receive: \n\nTwo full days of training from Dr. Melissa Johnson and Dr. Vicki Chiang (agenda below)\nTwo hours of individual consultation\, valued at $500\,  with our CEO\, Dr. Melissa Johnson\nThe opportunity to network and learn best practices from colleagues\nContinental breakfast each morning and lunch each day\n\nIn addition to the training\, you can purchase the Stand Up! Speak Out!® Curriculum Package at a 50% discount.  It includes: \n\nEssential Curriculum: Stand Up! Speak Out!®  Empowering Skills for Girls’ Friendships book\nTwelve 30-minute lesson plans ready to be utilized in a classroom\, after-school program\, or youth group as needed\nSkits for all genders\, to be used for role-playing and practicing skills\nEvaluation tools to help assess skill development and progress\n\nRegular cost for the Stand Up! Speak Out!® Curriculum Package is $125; professional training attendees can purchase the package for $62.50. \nYou will gain: \n\nInformation about the social world of girls from socio-cultural and developmental perspectives\, including the impact of gender stereotypes on girls and boys\nPractical insight into the roles girls play in situations of relational aggression – target\, aggressor\, bold bystander\nEffective tools to help girls move from conflict to solidarity and compassion\nFun\, useful resources for calming strong emotions\nResearch-based mindfulness exercises that can be used every day\nDynamic and creative activities to enhance discussions and skill-acquisition\nTips and practice in delivering the Stand Up! Speak Out!® curriculum to your particular group of girls\n\nClick here to watch the video of Dr. Johnson discussing the Stand Up! Speak Out!® Curriculum! \n“When I talk to teachers\, school counselors\, mental health professionals\, and youth program leaders\, the conversation quickly turns to the social world of girls\,” observes Dr. Melissa J Johnson\, expert on girls’ social and emotional development and founder and CEO of the Institute for Girls’ Development. Dr. Johnson has worked with girls in educational and therapeutic settings for over 30 years. She and her Institute team have delivered groups and workshops for thousands of girls. Based on cutting edge research and the experiences of real girls\, Dr. Johnson has developed the Stand Up! Speak Out!® curriculum. \nThis course offers 12 hours of continuing education credits. If you are licensed outside of California\, please confirm with your board that they will accept programs sponsored by APA providers. For questions regarding continuing education credits\, contact Dr. Chris Cooper of Illuminated Education. 626.744.9472. \nInstitute Training Faculty: \nMelissa J Johnson\, PhD (PSY 13102)\, is the founder & CEO of the Institute for Girls’ Development in Pasadena\, CA. An expert on child and teen development with a Masters in Education and Doctorate in Counseling Psychology\, Dr. Johnson has worked with children and teens for over 30 years. At the Institute\, Dr. Johnson and her team deliver strength-based therapy\, inspiring educational programs\, and consultation with schools and districts to help create positive school climates. Dr. Johnson’s approach to raising and mentoring girls draws together contemporary research in neuroscience\, mind/body health\, and evidence based interventions in mindfulness and social and emotional intelligence. She is the recipient of numerous awards for her work with girls\, a prolific writer and an inspiring public speaker. \nVicki Chiang\, Psy.D. (PSY21136) brings enthusiasm\, passion and dedication to The Institute for Girls’ Development. As Training Coordinator for Workshop Programs and Director of the Institute’s Center for Education\, she heads up the Leadership Intern Program. In her community work\, Dr. Chiang helps girls\, teens and young women learn healthy and adaptive coping skills\, and develop positive and nurturing relationships. Since 1999 Dr. Chiang has been a volunteer at Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times and has worked as a camp counselor and director of volunteer staff. Dr. Chiang utilizes arts and crafts\, the great outdoors\, games and team building initiatives to cultivate not just fun but powerful learning experiences for children and teens. In her clinical work\, Dr. Chiang helps children\, teens and families develop self confidence\, empowerment and healthy self expression through individual\, group and family therapy with services provided in English and/or Mandarin. Dr. Chiang especially values the work she does with parents – empowering them with relational and attachment resources for positive parenting. Dr. Chiang has expertise in working with immigrant families and is passionate about fostering skills to help immigrant families face the challenges of negotiating acculturation\, bicultural identities and cross-generation communication. Dr. Chiang received her doctorate in psychology at the California School of Professional Psychology – Alliant International University. \nAdjunctive Training: \nYou may want to sign up for Mindfulness Tools: Helping Children and Teens Stress Less and Connect More on Saturday\, July 20th. \nPlease feel free to call 626.585.8075 ext. 121 or e-mail Paige Hobey at PHobey@IFGD.care\, with questions and for registration information.
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/stand-up-speak-out-curriculum-training-2/
LOCATION:Institute for Girls’ Development\, 95 N. Marengo Ave.\, Suite #100\, Pasadena\, CA\, 91101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hardiness Zones for Girls: Best Practices for Helping Girls Thrive at School and After School - Middle and High School
DESCRIPTION:This training is designed for: \nEducators\, School Counselors\, Youth Program Leaders\, Mentors\, and others who work with girls \nWhat you will gain: \n\nDynamic resources for girls’ programming in and out of school\nPractical tools you can use right away\nEffective strategies for bringing mindfulness to your classroom or program\nInnovative ways to align social and emotional learning with Common Core\nEssential tools for advocating for girls\n\nLearn through demonstrations\, breakout sessions\, presentations\, and experiential activities! \nElementary and Middle School Educators\, Program Leaders\, and Mentors: \nTuesday\, July 14\, 2015 \n9:00am – 4:00pm (Arrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast) \nMiddle and High School Educators\, Counselors\, Program Leaders\, and Mentors: \nAttend on Tuesday\, July 22\, 2014 \n9:00am – 4:00pm (Arrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast) \nTrainers: \nMelissa J Johnson\, PhD (founder and CEO of the Institute for Girls’ Development)\, Vicki Chiang\, Psy.D.\, and Raquel Kislinger\, MA \n  \nLicensed mental health providers can find continuing education information for this training at www.IlluminatedEd.com.  (Will be posted by March 20\, 2014). \nCost: $175 (includes materials\, light breakfast and lunch) \nEarly bird special available until 1 week prior to the training: $150 \n  \nLocation: Institute for Girls’ Development\, Pasadena\, CA \nClick on links to download following forms to register: School Program Invoicing\, Registration Form\, and Credit Card Authorization \nRegister through our store! Please feel free to call (626.585.8075\, ext. 151)\, fax (626.585.0440)\, or e-mail JNason@InstituteForGirlsDevelopment.com with questions and registration information. \n  \nWhat people are saying about Hardiness Zones for Girls: \n“A comprehensive\, extraordinary program that empowers girls\, educators\, parents and all people through language and action. It is tremendous!” – Educator/Classroom Teacher \n  \n“You will leave with hope\, excitement and plenty to think about and use with  your girls (at home and at work!)!” – Public School Counselor \n  \n“It was inspiring and informative.” – Administrator\, Private School \n  \n“Melissa and the Institute for Girls’ Development provide a much needed service to the community and do so in a loving\, fun environment that encourages new insights and growth. Anyone interested in empowering girls should attend one of their compelling workshops.” – Girl Scout Troop Leader \n 
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/hardiness-zones-for-girls-best-practices-for-helping-girls-thrive-at-school-and-after-school-2/
LOCATION:Institute for Girls’ Development\, 95 N. Marengo Ave.\, Suite 100\, Pasadena\, CA\, 91101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training Institute
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SUMMARY:Hardiness Zones for Girls: Best Practices for Helping Girls Thrive at School and After School - Elementary and Middle School
DESCRIPTION:This training is designed for: \nEducators\, School Counselors\, Youth Program Leaders\, Mentors\, and others who work with girls \nWhat you will gain: \n\nDynamic resources for girls’ programming in and out of school\nPractical tools you can use right away\nEffective strategies for bringing mindfulness to your classroom or program\nInnovative ways to align social and emotional learning with Common Core\nEssential tools for advocating for girls\n\nLearn through demonstrations\, breakout sessions\, presentations\, and experiential activities! \nElementary and Middle School Educators\, Program Leaders\, and Mentors: \nTuesday\, July 15\, 2014 \n9:00am – 4:00pm (Arrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast) \nMiddle and High School Educators\, Counselors\, Program Leaders\, and Mentors: \nAttend on Tuesday\, July 22\, 2014 \n9:00am – 4:00pm (Arrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast) \nTrainers: \nMelissa J Johnson\, PhD (founder and CEO of the Institute for Girls’ Development)\, Vicki Chiang\, Psy.D.\, and Raquel Kislinger\, MA \n  \nLicensed mental health providers can find continuing education information for this training at www.IlluminatedEd.com.  (Will be posted by March 20\, 2014). \nCost: $135 (includes materials\, light breakfast and lunch) \nEarly bird special available until 1 week prior to the training: $125 \n  \nLocation: Institute for Girls’ Development\, Pasadena\, CA \nClick on links to download following forms to register: School Program Invoicing\, Registration Form\, and Credit Card Authorization \nRegister through our store! Please feel free to call (626.585.8075\, ext. 151)\, fax (626.585.0440)\, or e-mail JNason@InstituteForGirlsDevelopment.com with questions and registration information. \n  \nWhat people are saying about Hardiness Zones for Girls: \n“A comprehensive\, extraordinary program that empowers girls\, educators\, parents and all people through language and action. It is tremendous!” – Educator/Classroom Teacher \n  \n“You will leave with hope\, excitement and plenty to think about and use with  your girls (at home and at work!)!” – Public School Counselor \n  \n“It was inspiring and informative.” – Administrator\, Private School \n  \n“Melissa and the Institute for Girls’ Development provide a much needed service to the community and do so in a loving\, fun environment that encourages new insights and growth. Anyone interested in empowering girls should attend one of their compelling workshops.” – Girl Scout Troop Leader \n 
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/hardiness-zones-for-girls-best-practices-for-helping-girls-thrive-at-school-and-after-school/
LOCATION:Institute for Girls’ Development\, 95 N. Marengo Ave.\, Suite 100\, Pasadena\, CA\, 91101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training Institute
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SUMMARY:Hardiness Zones for Girls: Best Practices for Helping Girls Thrive at School & After School for Middle and High School Educators\, Program Facilitators & Mentors
DESCRIPTION:Help girls get empowered & thrive! \nGain knowledge\, skills\, and practical tools for \n• building hardiness\, mindfulness\, and social/emotional competencies\n• supporting girls in their relational worlds and identity development\n• advocacy and programming for girls \nBreakout sessions\, experiential learning opportunities\, and cool tools! \n  \nCost $130 (included materials\, morning snack\, and lunch) \nEarly bird special by June 21\, 2013 ($120) \n  \nTraining Institute Team: \nMelissa J. Johnson\, PhD \nVicki Chiang\, PsyD \nRaquel Kislinger\, MA \n  \nTo register\, follow this link Hardiness Zones for Elementary & Middle School Educators\, Program Facilitators & Mentors\, E-mail SHulan@InstituteForGirlsDevelopment.com\, or call 626.585.8075 ext. 151. \n  \nAlso available: Training Retreats for your school\, organization\, or graduate students. \n 
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/hardiness-zones-for-girls-best-practices-for-helping-girls-thrive-at-school-after-school-for-middle-and-high-school-educators-program-facilitators-mentors/
LOCATION:Institute for Girls’ Development\, 95 N. Marengo Ave.\, Suite 100\, Pasadena\, 91101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hardiness Zones for Girls: Best Practices for Helping Girls Thrive at School & After School for Elementary and Middle School Educators\, Program Facilitators & Mentors
DESCRIPTION:Hardiness Zones for Girls: Best Practices for Helping Girls Thrive at School & After School for Elementary and Middle School Educators\, Program Facilitators & Mentors \nHelp girls get empowered & thrive! \nGain knowledge\, skills\, and practical tools for \n• building hardiness\, mindfulness\, and social/emotional competencies\n• supporting girls in their relational worlds and identity development\n• advocacy and programming for girls \nBreakout sessions\, experiential learning opportunities\, and cool tools! \n  \nCost $130 (included materials\, morning snack\, and lunch) \nEarly bird special by June 21\, 2013 ($120) \n  \nTraining Institute Team: \nMelissa J. Johnson\, PhD \nVicki Chiang\, PsyD \nRaquel Kislinger\, MA \n  \nTo register\, follow this link Hardiness Zones for Elementary & Middle School Educators\, Program Facilitators & Mentors\, E-mail SHulan@InstituteForGirlsDevelopment.com\, or call 626.585.8075 ext. 151. \n  \nAlso available: Training Retreats for your school\, organization\, or graduate students. \n 
URL:https://institute.designlogic.us/event/hardiness-zones-for-girls-best-practices-for-helping-girls-thrive-at-school-after-school-for-elementary-and-middle-school-educators-program-facilitators-mentors/
LOCATION:Institute for Girls’ Development\, 95 N. Marengo Ave.\, Suite 100\, Pasadena\, 91101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training Institute
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