Center for Resilient Children | Promoting Resilience

Four-Week Challenge: Promote Your Resilience with a Community of Support

Starting THIS FRIDAY, October 18th, join Dr. Nefertiti Poyner and your peers for this brand-new offering! Participants will engage in a self-paced course on adult resilience at a pace that meets their personal and professional schedule, and will become part of a community of positive, like-minded, unified, and supportive individuals.

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FLIP IT x3: Three Ways to Use FLIP IT during Challenging Moments with Kids, Adults, and You!

This three-part training begins Monday, October 21st! FLIP IT can become your go-to strategy that will create healthy habits for coping with young children, yourself, and with other adults during challenging moments. Join the author of FLIP IT, Rachel Wagner, for this three-part training to learn how to use FLIP IT three ways!

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The Magic of Circle Time: Sparking Meaningful Conversations in Preschool

Here are five questions that can help you get to know your young students better, while also making circle time a lively and fun experience.

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Giving Attention to Positive Behaviors

In this video, we briefly discuss the opportunity to give special attention to a child when they are behaving positively and encourage viewers to start looking for and acknowledging those positive behaviors!

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Promoting Resilience in Young Children

We strive to foster resilience in and promote the social and emotional development of young children (birth-age 5), so that they can be successful in both school and life.

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Promoting Resilience in Adults

We also focus on promoting the health and well-being of all adults who parent, nurture, and/or work with young children. The critical connection between children’s resilience and the health and wellness of the adults in those children’s lives cannot be underestimated.