Instructor: Michelle Garcia Winner, Q&A moderated by Dr. Pamela Crooke
90 minutes of instruction
This course explores:
Learn strategies to help school-age children, tweens & teens, and adults combat loneliness and build a caring community
Earn a Certificate of Completion and CE credit (for eligible professions)
1.5 hours of CE credit available for select professionals.
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Combating Loneliness and Misbehavior
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Loneliness is a dangerous national epidemic that has been growing in depth and complexity for many years. Loneliness not only endangers our mental and physical health, but it also can make us less kind and caring toward others, resulting at times in misbehavior at schools and within our communities. We’ll explore a range of research-informed ways we can cultivate meaningful relationships with others to foster our well-being, as well as kindness, empathy, and generosity of spirit toward others. Now more than ever, building social awareness, managing anxiety, and developing social communication strategies to combat this growing crisis of loneliness is critical for school-age children, tweens and teens, and all the way through the adult years.
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