Training Overview
This three-hour, intermediate-level training is designed for social workers, counselors, psychologists, educators, and other human service professionals working with children and families. The seminar explores the foundations of self-esteem in children and youth—especially those most vulnerable—and equips participants with tools to foster confidence, resilience, and healthy identity.
Learning Objectives
- Identify Influences on Self-Esteem: Recognize personal, relational, and societal factors shaping children and youth’s self-esteem.
- Apply Strategies to Build and Protect Self-Esteem: Use techniques such as affirming feedback, agency-building, and supportive environments.
- Address and Heal Wounds to Self-Esteem: Respond to injuries such as criticism, exclusion, or systemic barriers in ways that foster resilience and positive identity.
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