Webinars
Webinars
Our webinar series provides focused training on specific topics for children’s workers, educators, and parents who want to strengthen particular skills. Each webinar includes presentation materials and opportunity for participant questions.
All webinars are recorded and available for organizations to use in their own training programs. Contact us about institutional access.
Trauma: Consequences and Its Impact on Children and Adults
Aim: Teach participants to recognize trauma symptoms and understand their consequences.
Description: This webinar covers psychological trauma’s impact on children and adults, PTSD symptoms, and evidence-based self-help methods. Participants learn to identify trauma indicators and understand how traumatic experiences affect functioning and relationships. The session includes practical exercises to reduce the negative impact of trauma.
Time commitment: 90 minutes (1 session) | Format: Online
Who should attend: Children’s workers, parents, educators, social workers, volunteers
For more information and registration please contact: Victoriya Panfilova ([email protected]).
How Children Experience Loss
Aim: Equip adults to support children through grief and loss.
Description: Adults learn how to talk compassionately with children about death and loss. The webinar covers the Kübler-Ross model of grief, developmental stages of children experiencing grief, and evidence-based conversation approaches. Participants receive guidance on supporting children during bereavement and a resource list of professional literature.
Time commitment: 90 minutes (1 session) | Format: Online
Who should attend: Children’s workers, counselors, volunteers, camp leaders, parents, educators
For more information and registration please contact: Victoriya Panfilova ([email protected]).
Adult Resilience: A Guarantee of Children’s Emotional Health
Aim: Help adults maintain their own emotional health to better support children.
Description: This webinar introduces the BASIC Ph stress coping model and describes its resource channels. Participants learn to identify their own coping strategies, analyze their effectiveness, and develop stress resilience. The session includes guidance on recognizing a child’s resource channels and creating opportunities for children to build resilience.
Time commitment: 90 minutes (1 session) | Format: Online
Who should attend: Children’s workers, counselors, volunteers, camp leaders, parents, educators, social workers
For more information and registration please contact: Olena Miata ([email protected]).
We can offer these trainings at a subsidized cost thanks to our donors and partners.