Navigating Tough Talks (1 hour)
Navigating Tough Talks (1 hour)
This interactive, in-person training helps child-serving professionals approach conversations with parents and caregivers with greater confidence, care, and intention. Facilitated by professionals in the child-serving behavioral and developmental health field, the session focuses on communication strategies that strengthen connection, collaboration, and trust with families.
Through guided activities, discussion, and practical examples, participants will explore common barriers to difficult conversations and build realistic, relationship-centered skills they can apply immediately within their work.
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Online + On-Demand Training
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Provided by American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP): This training helps pediatric providers better support children with ADHD by strengthening collaboration with schools. Participants will learn key AAP clinical guidelines, how to build and maintain relationships with school staff, and how to coordinate services, interventions, and accommodations. The course also equips providers to help families navigate barriers and improve outcomes for children both in care and in the classroom.
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