Courageous Connections
This online course consists of video segments of a live training. Designed for direct care staff, youth specialists, para-educators, counselors, social workers, therapists, administrators and any other caregivers, professionals or crisis responders who work with individuals who exhibit problematic behavior, this course builds upon the Circle of Courage philosophy; providing a set of skills/tools to be used when intervening with individuals in crisis. Click this link to view the first video segment of this course. Course consists of video segments, reading and a final test. CEs included.
Topics Include:
- Review of the Circle of Courage® philosophy
- Learn about the four universal growth needs of belonging, mastery, independence and generosity
- Identify pain-based behavior and pain-based responses
- Understand how problematic behavior are symptomatic of “broken circles”/unmet needs
- Assess behavior using a “courageous lens”
- The importance of connecting, clarifying and restoring
Learning Objectives:
- Review the foundational beliefs and principles underlying the Circle of Courage model.
- Understand the impact of unmet needs and broken Circles and their connection to problematic behavior.
- Learn the brain science between how young people react to stressors and trauma’s impact on the brain.
- Learn the importance of connection and strategies for positively connecting with youth.
- Learn strategies for building response ability pathways.
Course Creator/Instructor: Derek Allen
Please Note:
This course takes approximately 6-hours to complete. You do not have to complete it in one sitting. Once you purchase this course you will have access to it for 1-year (365 days). You must complete it in that time period. You may renew it for another year for an additional fee if necessary.