Courses

CLDR 205: Thinking on Your Toes: Child Life Assessments in Unexpected Situations

NEW BULK PRICING OPTION! We are now offering bulk pricing for your small to large groups! Whether your group is 5 people or 55 people, we have pricing discounts for you. Learn more… A Webinar for Child Life Specialists and Child Life Students Presenters: Erin Meyers, MS, CCLS, CTRS and Katie Nees, MSHS, CCLS PDUs: Assessment …

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Responder Independent Study Intensive for CCLSs

This training is a LIVE WEBINAR and the recording will not be made available. A live 1 hour intensive training that builds upon the knowledge gained through CLDR 101, 102, 103 on-demand webinars. This hour-long training focuses on working directly with children and families after disasters, including assessment of needs in the field with focus …

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Responding to Disasters Training for CCLSs

This training is a LIVE WEBINAR and the recording will not be made available. A live 4.5 hour training focusing on assessment, interventions and best practices for working directly with children and families after disasters. This live 4.5 hour training is required for the “Collaborative Track” to become a CLDR Disaster Responder and allows for …

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CLDR 203: Staying Connected in the Challenge

Presenter: Lauren Porter, LPC, CCLS, RYT OVERVIEW Overview: This presentation focuses on developing tools for regulating our nervous systems and becoming the external regulator for children and families during challenging moments (and emotional flooding – optional). About Our Presenter: Lauren Rae Porter is a mixed race Mexican and Czech American, mother to a vivacious 4-year-old …

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CLDR 202: Creating Space for Resiliency

Presenter: Genevieve Lowry, MS. Ed, CEIM, CCLS OVERVIEW This presentation focuses on designing environments and activities that support relationships as the foundation to developing protective factors in children and families leading to resilience. About Our Presenter Bio:Genevieve Lowry has been a Certified Child Life Specialist for since 1990. She began her career at the Morgan …

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CLDR 201: Suicide Prevention and Response: Your Role as a Responder

Presenter: Catherine (Cat) Boland, CCLS, LMP, MS (she/her) OVERVIEW This presentation includes an introduction to global resources on suicide prevention and response in humanitarian settings, key actors in an emergency response, and the role Child Life Specialists can play within their scope of practice. About Our Presenter: As an experienced Mental Health and Psychosocial Support …

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CLDR 104: Stories from the Field: Providing Dynamic Psychosocial Interventions After Disaster

CLDR 104: Stories from the Field – Providing Dynamic Psychosocial Interventions After Disaster Interested in learning more about Child Life Disaster Relief and how our team of child life specialist volunteers are using their unique skill set to positively impact the disaster relief community? Join us for an up close and personal look during our …

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