I Need A Moment provides interactive workshops and trainings for schools, community organizations, youth-serving agencies, professionals, parents, and caregivers.
Our workshops are designed to make information understandable, relevant, and useful beyond the training itself. We combine professional expertise with practical strategies participants can apply in their everyday work with children, adolescents, families, and communities.
Workshop topics may include:
Executive Functioning
Understanding executive functioning skills and practical strategies for supporting planning, organization, time management, emotional regulation, and independence.Supporting Children & Adolescents
Building responsive approaches to the social, emotional, behavioral, and developmental needs of young people.Trauma-Informed Practices
Understanding the impact of trauma and developing supportive, responsive approaches across school and community settings.Special Education & Student Support
Helping professionals and caregivers better understand special education processes, accommodations, student needs, and effective collaboration.Mental Health & Emotional Wellness
Increasing understanding of mental health and providing practical strategies that promote emotional well-being and healthy coping.Parent & Caregiver Education
Equipping families with information, tools, and strategies to better understand and support the children and adolescents in their care.
Customized for Your Community
Workshops can be tailored to the needs, goals, and audience of your organization. Whether you are planning a professional development session, parent workshop, staff training, community event, or educational series, we can work with you to develop a learning experience that fits your setting.
Workshops may be offered virtually or in person and can be designed as a single session or as part of an ongoing series.
Workshops & Trainings
Engaging learning. Practical tools. Conversations that matter.
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