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Mental Health & Trauma
 

Child Abuse and Neglect Recognition and Reporting

1 Hour of PD Credit

 

In this on-demand module, participants will learn about common indicators of physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and human trafficking. Participants will gain an understanding of how to properly report suspected abuse or neglect. Information will also be shared on the roles and responsibilities of school personnel and DCBS.  This module may fulfill the KRS 156.095 requirement for child abuse and neglect recognition and reporting. Participants will need to verify with their school district administrators to determine if this training will fulfill the KRS 156.095 requirement for child abuse neglect recognition and reporting.​​

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​Digging Deeper into Mindfulness

4 Hours of PD or EILA Credit

 

This on-demand professional development is meant to support additional understanding of Mindfulness in school.   Our brains were not designed for constant notifications, endless channels, multiple apps, 40-plus work weeks, social media, social events, text messages, emails, and phone calls.  No wonder we feel stressed out and overwhelmed, and living life on high alert.   Research shows that “relaxed students learn better and relaxed teachers teach better.”  In this session, participants will explore research around mindfulness for students and staff, to add to your toolkit full of additional strategies for reducing stress in the classroom and leave with ready-to-implement ideas.  


Handle with Care

1 Hour of PD or EILA Credit

 

Handle With Care is a collaborative initiative between law enforcement and schools to address possible exposure to traumatic events.  This self-paced, on-demand module can typically be completed within one hour and will result in one hour of EILA credit.

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Noncompliance in the Classroom and Educational Setting

3 Hours of PD Credit

 

This session will be on practical behavior and academic strategies used to effectively work with students who have been diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder or who are just noncompliant. Working with students who have control issues can be an extremely frustrating task; however, when one has a clear understanding of the disorder, it is much easier to identify the function of inappropriate behavior and to design appropriate interventions to ensure student success.

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Mindfulness Overview: Strategies for Classroom Mindfulness

4 Hours of PD or EILA Credit

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This online module is meant to support a practical understanding of mindfulness in schools. Research shows that “relaxed students learn better and relaxed teachers teach better.” In this session, participants will explore research around mindfulness for students and staff, build a toolkit full of strategies for reducing stress in the classroom and leave with ready-to-implement ideas.

 

Secondary Traumatic Stress: Building Educator Resilience

1.5 Hours of PD or EILA Credit

 

This on-demand module provides an overview of secondary traumatic stress and the effect it can have on school staff. Strategies are shared on how to increase the resilience of educators so that they are better protected against secondary traumatic stress.

 

Suicide Prevention and Intervention

1 Hour of PD or EILA Credit

 

In this on-demand module, participants will learn about the prevalence of suicide in the US and Kentucky. Participants will gain an understanding of common risk factors, warning signs, and protective factors as it relate to suicidal ideation. Resources will be shared for screening and interventions. This module may fulfill the KRS 156.095 requirement for suicide prevention and intervention. Participants will need to verify with their school district administrators to determine if this training will fulfill the KRS 156.095 requirement for suicide prevention and intervention training. 

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Supporting Mental Health in the Classroom

2 Hours of PD or EILA Credit

 

This on-demand module will provide an overview of mental health and what distress looks like in the classroom. Strategies and resources are shared to help educators support the mental health needs of their students. 

 

Trauma Informed Care for Educators: The Basics

2 Hours of PD or EILA Credit

 

As educators, we hear a lot about trauma. This on-demand module provides a basic overview of trauma-informed care for educators. Participants will learn about the definition of trauma, how it may look in the classroom, and strategies to help students.

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Lexington Campus

2331 Fortune Drive

Suite 175

Lexington, KY 40509


859-402-8610
859-523-8610 (fax)


training@ckec.org

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Harrodsburg Campus

at Campbellsville University

1150 Danville Road
Harrodsburg, KY  40330


859-232-8885


training@ckec.org

Business Office

2331 Fortune Dr.

Suite 270
Lexington, KY  40509


859-232-8885
859-232-8890 (fax)


sharon.muscarella@ckec.org

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