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Hardiness Zones for Girls: Best Practices for Helping Girls Thrive at School and After School – Elementary and Middle School
July 15, 2014 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
$135
This training is designed for:
Educators, School Counselors, Youth Program Leaders, Mentors, and others who work with girls
What you will gain:
- Dynamic resources for girls’ programming in and out of school
- Practical tools you can use right away
- Effective strategies for bringing mindfulness to your classroom or program
- Innovative ways to align social and emotional learning with Common Core
- Essential tools for advocating for girls
Learn through demonstrations, breakout sessions, presentations, and experiential activities!
Elementary and Middle School Educators, Program Leaders, and Mentors:
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
9:00am – 4:00pm (Arrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast)
Middle and High School Educators, Counselors, Program Leaders, and Mentors:
Attend on Tuesday, July 22, 2014
9:00am – 4:00pm (Arrive between 8:30am – 9:00am for signing in and light breakfast)
Trainers:
Melissa J Johnson, PhD (founder and CEO of the Institute for Girls’ Development), Vicki Chiang, Psy.D., and Raquel Kislinger, MA
Licensed mental health providers can find continuing education information for this training at www.IlluminatedEd.com. (Will be posted by March 20, 2014).
Cost: $135 (includes materials, light breakfast and lunch)
Early bird special available until 1 week prior to the training: $125
Location: Institute for Girls’ Development, Pasadena, CA
Click on links to download following forms to register: School Program Invoicing, Registration Form, and Credit Card Authorization
Register 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.
What people are saying about Hardiness Zones for Girls:
“A comprehensive, extraordinary program that empowers girls, educators, parents and all people through language and action. It is tremendous!” – Educator/Classroom Teacher
“You will leave with hope, excitement and plenty to think about and use with your girls (at home and at work!)!” – Public School Counselor
“It was inspiring and informative.” – Administrator, Private School
“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