About this Event
*This workshop is part of a sequence which should be taken in this order:
- Foundations & Self-Awareness of Emotional Development - January 15th and February 19th
- Cultivating Empathy - March 19th
- Emotion Coaching
You must take Foundations & Self-Awareness of Emotional Development first.
We strongly encourage registering for and taking all three workshops in a single season, because they build off one another.
Training Description
This training is a newer APOST offering, as it's part of the Social & Emotional Learning Youth Work Methods Workshops, a recently development series, from The Forum for Youth Investment | The Weikart Center for Program Quality.
Workshop Description:
By building knowledge of emotion coaching, and developing skills that teach young poeple to identify and safely manage their emotional experiences, youth workers can deepen the meaning of their work and promote positive skill building with them. In this interactive session, participants explore the ways our culture and personal histories can influence our understanding and interpretation of emotions; identify best practices for facilitating effective emotion coaching; and practice skills that support young people to accurately name and navigate their emotions. Additionally, participants will plan next steps for incorporating these concepts into their work with young people. This workshop requires you take FASA of Emotional Development first.
Workshop Facilitator
Diane Ford, Melting Pot Ministries
Registration Details
This workshop is limited to 15 participants.
We will have a waiting list that we'll use to both fill spots that open up and also help plan our future workshop topic schedule.
Each participant will be provided with an Foundations & Self-Awareness of Emotional Development guidebook to use during the training and keep. They will also receive a certificate of completion via email after the workshop.
Location & Accessibility
This workshop will take place at the Community Engagement Center - Homewood (622 N. Homewood Ave. 15208) in the Wellness Pavilion.
There main entrance is an accessible entrance facing N. Homewood Ave. The workshop will take place in the Education Classroom on the lower level and is accessible via elevator or stairs.
If you come by car there is free on-street parking around the Community Engagement Center. There is also a metered parking lot on the corner of N. Homewood Ave. and Kelly St.
More details about this location and transportation are in the FAQ below.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
University of Pittsburgh Community Engagement Center, 622 North Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, United States
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