This in-house live event hosted by Sparkle Tots Preschool by PAP Community Foundation is for inspiring leaders (LEPs, EPs, LCPs, Cps) and Future Leaders to help drive inclusive practices.
In-house Online Live, Singapore
This private, in-house unique series of four live webinars will allow invited professionals to explore trauma-sensitive practice in real time, bringing the theory into practice. The situation we are experiencing with COVID-19 is considered a collective trauma. Within this collective experience, emotional and behavioural responses are as varied as the number of humans on this planet. But it is affecting us all, and how we relate to one another and manage our own feelings matters.
In-House Private Online Sessions hosted by North Okanagan CAPC Coalition, BC
Parenting is a rewarding and sometimes difficult experience. The EMFRC in honour of Family Day and the experience of military connected families would like to invite you to a presentation on “Helping Children Be Their Best Selves” by Kim Barthel.
Online Sessions hosted by MFRC Esquimalt
This in-house two-day workshop hosted by Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario integrates the theory and practice of the interplay between attachment, self-regulation, developmental trauma, sensory issues and postural control.
Online - Host in Ottawa, Ontario
Trauma-Sensitive Education
In-House online workshops for First Nations School Association
Online - Host in British Columbia
This in-house online workshop will build on trauma-informed principles and emphasize practical trauma intervention strategies, combining compassionate dialoguing, sensory strategies and environmental alterations that help support the development of self-regulation and daily function.
Online - Host in Yellowknife, NT Canada
Open to all Vancouver Island West SD 84 Parents, Guardians, and Caregivers
Live Zoom Session - Hosted by SD84, Vancouver Island West
This five day in-house workshop with the Department of Health, Nunavut, is a specialized mentorship program that enriches clinical development experience for therapists working with children who have special needs. Moving to Higher Ground provides a unique blend of integrated and holistic intervention approaches that support healthy relationships and function.
Iqaluit, NU
In-house Event
This one day in-house event with Correctional Service Canada will cover what trauma is and how Trauma Informed Practice can positively impact one’s ability to support those experiencing trauma in professional and personal capacities.
Abotsford, BC
This in-house mentorship and clinical reasoning week is designed to deepen both clinical reasoning skills and hands on delivery of services for children with special needs.
AWWA, Singapore
Therapists who work with children experiencing neurological challenges will benefit from this in-house intense 4-day learning experience. It is designed to support this form of professional practice to its highest level, combining lectures, labs, video presentations and hands-on demonstrations. The focus of the content will be on understanding the Systems approach to the development of upper extremity use, grasp and manipulation as these skills relate to everyday function.
Hamad Medical Association, Qatar
This in-house three day course content will focus on the characteristics of the development of upper extremity function through a Neuro-Developmental Treatment lens. Shoulder girdle stability, reach, grasp and manipulation within a functional task will be the focus of the learning
Latifa Hospital, Dubai
This in-house two-day workshop blends cutting-edge neurobiology with treatment strategies supporting clinicians, paediatricians, educators and caregivers who serve the Autism Spectrum Disordered population.
Latifa Hospital, Dubai
Kw’umut Lelum - This in-house workshop will provide clinical reasoning and practical solutions for children and families experiencing complex trauma.
Nanaimo, BC
As part of Community Living BC’s commitment to better serving people with Multiple and Complex Needs, it is sponsoring 8 workshop opportunities led by Kim Barthel across BC for CLBC staff and partners that build on learning from last year’s, ‘Introductory Trauma Informed Practice workshops’.
Victoria, BC
As part of Community Living BC’s commitment to better serving people with Multiple and Complex Needs, it is sponsoring 8 workshop opportunities led by Kim Barthel across BC for CLBC staff and partners that build on learning from last year’s, ‘Introductory Trauma Informed Practice workshops’.
Kelowna, BC
