Teach Your Child to Manage Conflict with Restorative Conversations
On-Demand Class · Emotions & Behavior
- Language: English
- Sessions: 1
- Duration: 49 minutes
- Child age: 4 Y - 18 Y
- Price: $15 USD (included with BabySparks Premium)
- 43 people have enrolled in this class
Restorative Conversations are a great tool for children to learn effective communication, conflict management, and responsibility for their actions. Come learn how to implement Restorative Conversations in your home!
Class Description
Our young people often lack the ability to manage conflict effectively. Effective communication, conflict management, and responsibility for their actions are learned behaviors that we can help our children build. Restorative Conversations are an effective way to resolve conflict in the home between siblings, parents, or friends. Not only will Restorative Conversations result in a more peaceful home but they will also give your children a tool that they can use throughout their life. This class covers everything you need to know about implementing Restorative Conversations in your home. Including: What are Restorative Conversations? Why Restorative Conversations? How to use Restorative Conversations at Home Different Types of Restorative Conversations at Home
Class Materials
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Your Instructor
Sarah Kirk is a National Board Certified Counselor and has worked with children and adolescents for 10 years. Sarah has spent her career helping children and their caregivers live more peaceful lives through mindfulness, positive behavioral supports, and emotion management. Sarah has a passion for supporting caregivers as they advocate for their children's social and emotional, mental health, academic, and post-secondary needs in the school system. Sarah was Oklahoma's 2018 School Counselor of the Year and a 2019 National School Counselor of the Year Finalist. She is currently serving on the American School Counselor Association Board of Directors and pursuing a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision. Sarah is an advocate for mental health and social and emotional learning for all children.
Degrees and Certifications
Bachelor of Science in Human Development & Family Science, Child & Family Services, Minor in Psychology Master of Science in Counseling PhD in Counseling Education & Supervision (expected graduation date: 2023) National Board Certified Counselor Certified Yoga for Children Yoga Instructor
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