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This training will help professionals develop skills to help children and families build protective factors to optimize balanced environments. This multi-faceted training delves into infrastructures such as policy, systems, community, and organizational development.

This training provides a variety of vital components that play a key factor in the balance or disruption to an individual’s Mental Health Diagnosis. Neurodiversity refers to variation in the human brain regarding sociability, learning, attention, mood, and other mental functions in a non-pathological sense. Professionals will acquire a fundamental framework of knowledge regarding variations of how people think differently, learn and process information. The resources will emphasize on a holistic and eclectic approach to de-stigmatize different kinds of brain functionality, rather than interpreting impediments as unfavorable, instead simply as expressions of uniqueness.

This training explores a variation of elements that support human connection and understanding. Professionals will explore intersectional elements that contribute to a disconnection of interactions and discover strategies on how to repair, restore, and harvest relationships through various pedagogical approaches.