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Bring high-quality presentations to your groupOur professional presenters travel to many area communities, delivering popular workshops to enthusiastic audiences of parents, educators, employee groups, and the general public. Last year’s schedule was the busiest ever, including more than 100 presentations. Here's just a sampling of locations and topics:
Attend our workshops - and earn credit, too. WarmLines is part of The Freedman Center at The Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology. MSPP offers continuing professional education programs year-round. View a copy of the entire catalogue at www.mspp.edu/ce. Engage a consultant for help with specific issues. WarmLines/MSPP has experts available to assist early childhood programs and other organizations seeking professional guidance. Our consultants work with program directors, teachers, parent boards and others to develop practical recommendations regarding educational and staffing goals and other challenges. Consultants are also available for classroom observations related to children’s mental health and behavioral issues. Examples of WarmLines/MSPP Consulting Work
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Upcoming Continuing EducationCheck back soon for fall listings. The Beginnings of Bullying*Within the ups and downs of young children's social behavior, it is often difficult to distinguish playful teasing and normal peer conflict from the beginnings of harmful bullying. Adults must learn how to set limits on inappropriate or hurtful behaviors while supporting the development of healthy friendships and positive conflict resolution. Due to the increasingly large role played by technology in the social lives of older children - through cell phones, text messages and social networking sites – adults must also learn how to establish crucial guidelines for young children that will help prevent “cyberbullying” later in childhood and adolescence. *Call 617-332-3666x122 to schedule this presentation for your school or group, or attend the CE program for professionals at WarmLines/MSPP on September 30. The Beginnings of Bullying For more information about scheduling a presentation, attending upcoming professional development workshops, or connecting with
a consultant, please contact Beth Basnight at
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