All courses tagged “Format: On-Demand”
October 2026
This presentation explores the impact of petrochemical industries on the health of women and children throughout Louisiana’s Cancer Alley.
Michigan LARA-Compliant Implicit Bias Training is a two-hour asynchronous, self-guided course on how implicit bias shapes perception, communication, and decision-making in healthcare settings, and what practitioners can do to interrupt it. It was built for healthcare from the ground up rather than adapted from a general workplace diversity module, and it is rooted in emotional […]
November 2026
Social conflict is a natural, healthy and human aspect of relationships. Effective conflict resolution often requires support, perspective, and developing a skill set for engaging in difficult moments. In this session, you will explore components of and personal feelings about conflict, practice recognizing what is happening in a conflict, and develop strategies to engage in […]
In this session, participants will explore the areas of brain development in the infant and toddler years including three key components of executive function. Participants will make connections between brain development and executive function skills and identify opportunities to support brain development and executive function skills in practice. This session supports the ability to scaffold […]
Early childhood educators and care providers support the values, strengths and potential of each child and their family. This workshop will encourage participants to explore their own social identities. Participants will discuss concepts related to equity, diversity and inclusion. Participants will engage in activities that promote an appreciation for different cultures. Topic Areas Included: Cultural […]
“This training will call upon reflective functioning to think about ways in which we observe young children with challenging behaviors and how we respond. We will think about our implicit biases, behaviors that trigger our own emotional reactions, and how our bodies respond when observing children; learn about developmental milestones for children birth to 36 […]
In this training, Dr. Stephanie Grant will provide an overview of attachment from a biopsychosocial perspective. Material will be presented on the various attachment types as well as issues related to attachment organization and disorganization. Diagnostic relevance will be explored with a focus on the DC: 0-5 and strategies to support the development of secure […]
In this training, Dr. Grant will discuss what an infant or toddler’s experience of foster care is and how to support them through this trauma event. Focus will be given to professionals who care for these children, such as in child care or educational settings or through service programs such as Early On. Learning Objectives: […]
In this training, Dr. Stephanie Grant will provide an overview of what trauma is and how it occurs with an emphasis on the 0-3 population. Information related to neurodevelopment and the stress response system will be highlighted. Learning Objectives: Participants will increase their understanding of what trauma is Participants will increase their understanding of how […]
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