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Recognizing Our Own Triggers to Assist Others

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Course Number

CS04: 09

Overview

We will discuss various triggers (or hot button) behaviors that exist for both adults and children. Once those triggers have been identified, we will then begin to assess what types of strategies can be put in place to help lessen or even eliminate them through tips such as mindfulness, deep breathing, etc.

Objective

Define and recognize personal hot button/trigger behaviors in both professional and personal contexts.
Demonstrate the ability to identify triggers in children and analyze how these triggers may be expressed through their reactions.
Devise strategies to mitigate or eliminate triggers, both for oneself and for children, by synthesizing information on trigger identification.

Course Hours

6.00

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Recognizing Our Own Triggers to Assist Others

REQUIRES REGISTRATION Overview

Target program type(s): Group Child Care & Family Child Care Programs

Target audience: All ECE Program Staff

Target age group: All age groups

Training Platform: Online via Zoom

Does this training apply to diverse learners? Yes

All participants must be registered in order to receive credit (EEC Training Hours) for their participation.

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