This webinar will discuss examples of behavioral challenges in the classroom and how to respond in developmentally appropriate ways. We will learn about the biological processes that occur in both children and adults when experiencing stress.
The goal is to provide a better understanding of why big emotions can occur and how it manifests in the body. From there, we will offer strategies and opportunities to utilize self-regulation skills for when stressful situations occur.
This presentation is by Golshan Motamedi, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MS, LMFT), clinically specialized in working with young children and families impacted by trauma. She is currently working as an Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant for the Healthy Minds Healthy Children (HMHC) Program at the Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health (WIAIMH). In addition, Golshan works as a Clinical Consultant for Children’s Wisconsin’s Treatment Foster Care, providing clinical consultative support to TFC social workers and foster parents.
This event is approved for 1.0 hours of continuing education credit through the Wisconsin Registry.
All registered attendees will receive a recording and slides after the presentation. If you cannot attend live, please register to obtain course materials.
La interpretación en español no está disponible en este evento. Esperamos tener interpretación en español en eventos futuros.