Infant & Early Childhood (IEC) Professional Development

This course was developed in support of early childhood educators and professionals. Lessons in this course will cover self-determination theory, self-care, and research on the Community Resiliency Model.

In this course, you will learn about the science behind emotional connection and how our social and relational environment can contribute to healthy relationships across the lifespan.

Los mecanismos de la memoria juegan un papel importante en la estructura neurofisiológica del trauma psicológico. Este curso le ayudará a comprender por qué y cómo el pasado continúa influyéndonos en el presente.

Gain a foundational understanding of scientific theories and concepts that inform social-emotional development and infant and early childhood mental health from birth to five years of age.

Introducción al Modelo de Resiliencia Comunitaria en español. Conozca las habilidades de bienestar del Modelo de Resiliencia Comunitaria y cómo estas habilidades podrían ser útiles para los...

During Part 1 & 2 of the course, learners will cover the following topics; implicit and explicit memory, memory capsules and adverse childhood experiences. positive childhood experiences and the influence of culture.

This course will provide a brief overview of common learning disorders in young school-aged children and highlight approaches that may support a trauma-informed teaching environment.

During the course, learners will gain knowledge about the 3-part simplified brain - the Survival Brain, the Emotional Brain, and the Thinking Brain and the role of the autonomic nervous system.

This course will explore the intersection between trauma and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and how to support a trauma-informed teaching environment for young school-age children.