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July
17; 24; 31, 2001
- Arkadelphia,
Arkansas
Sponsored by:
Henderson State
University
Behavior Modification Planning
A practical training guide for school
counselors and other
This course will enable school counselors, teachers and parents to develop
behavior modification plans that work specifically with the disorder that their
students have. It will explore the diagnostic requirements of common child and
adolescent disorders and the treatment techniques that have proven track
records. Attendees will have the opportunity of developing a plan in class.
Training
Outline
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July 17 |
Introduction to Behavior Planning and how
it differs from the IEP. Emphasis on: Attention
Deficit |
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July 24 |
Common classroom disorders, Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder-- ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder—ODD,
Anxiety Disorders. Emphasis on: Oppositional
Defiant Disorder |
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July 31 |
Diagnostic Information from the DSM, case
notes, and practice. Emphasis on: Anxiety
Disorders |
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Classes are 3 hours each Tuesday evening. 6:00 -
9:00 pm in Caplinger, Rm 215
CEU's are available through Henderson State University - Continuing Ed.
Cost is $110 for the course. For those
interested in attending only one or two sessions, a fee of $60 per
session is required and must be scheduled in advance.
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August
13,
2001 -
Russellville, Arkansas
Sponsored by: Russellville School
District
Anger Management/De-escalation Training
This training is based on National Research and a must
training for those that work with children, adolescents and young adults.
It is a "practical" training that teaches how to recognize
anger, manage anger and de-escalate volatile situations in the classroom. It
provides physical and non-physical means to stop or break up a fight with
minimal risk to all involved.
August
14,
2001 -
Iberia, Missouri
Sponsored by: Iberia
School District R5 - Wanda Lilly
In-Service
3
Hour in-service
Training Location:
Iberia School District - Iberia, MO
Bullying, what can be done?
A Nation epidemic and one that needs to
STOP.
This is an abbreviated overview of full day
Workshop on "Bullying
a four part Module". School
students have reported an increase in bullying with severe consequences to
themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough, bullying has been
identified in a national study as a factor in the recent school shootings.
August
15,
2001 -
Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Sponsored by: Henderson
State University
Annual Resident
Assistant Training
Training Location: Henderson State University
The RA is often the most important representative of the university in
the life of a campus resident. This
training augments the university's training program by providing the RA with
essential skills in dealing with the ever increasing emotional
issues that arise in the dorm: Anger Management, Early Warning Signs
and Critical Disorders.
August
16,
2001 -
Rogers, Arkansas
Sponsored by: Rogers School District
Training Location:
Rogers
Behavior Modification Training
A practical training guide for school
counselors and other.
This training has been enthusiastically received
by school counselors, social workers, examiners and others who have found
themselves dealing with troubled students. It guides participants through the
process of recognizing the underlying causes of behavior disorders, developing a
plan to effect behavioral changes and provides practical application of the
completed behavior modification plan.
September
6, 2001 -
Rogers, AR Special
Bulletin
Filming of Japan Documentary Sponsored by:
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Japan
Ministry of Education |
Rogers School District |
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Training Location:
Rogers, AR
CERTIFICATION
TRAINING: ASSESSMENT OF EARLY
WARNING SIGNS IN
AT-RISK STUDENTS
This
is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something about
it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of
Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to the
detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and
"How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on identification
and assessment of early
and imminent warning signs in troubled youth. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who may
need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and information,
this training will produce Certification for using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification
of Early Warning Signs.
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training has been underwritten and will be filmed by Duo Creative
Communications of San Francisco under a program sponsored by the Japan
Ministry of Education. Included
in the program with Keys To Safer Schools.com will be the Los
Angles Police Departments' School Resource Officers (S.R.O.'s), Boot
Camps and a victim's mother. |
"Japan
is facing a disturbing increase in violence among students, particularly
at the middle and high school level. The US, likewise, has been dealing
with such problems for some time now, and has thus taken a variety of
measures to correct them. Our production company hopes to introduce
those different programs to Japanese viewers.
Sincerely, Kay Okamoto"
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| This is an excellent
opportunity to receive valuable certification training for ONLY the
cost of materials ($15) and at the same time participate in a project to
help our Japanese neighbors grapple with the issue of school violence. If
you are interested in attending or sending members of your staff, contact
us immediately as space is limited. |
September
11, 2001 -
Carmi, Illinois
Sponsored by:
ROE #20
Training Location:
Windsor Oak Inn - Grayville, IL
CERTIFICATION
TRAINING: ASSESSMENT OF EARLY
WARNING SIGNS IN
AT-RISK STUDENTS
This
is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something
about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of
Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to
the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and
"How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on
identification and assessment
of early
and imminent warning signs in troubled youth. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who
may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and
information, this training will produce Certification for using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification
of Early Warning Signs.
September 26,
2001 -
Iberia, Missouri
Sponsored by: Iberia
School District R5 - Supt. Roy Kramme
Training Location: Iberia School District - Iberia, MO
CRISIS
ACTION TRAINING & WORKSHOP
Do you have a crisis plan or have you
exercised your crisis plan lately?
This training draws on a wealth of national
research and years of professional experience to develop a "Template"
for schools to follow in developing a Crisis Response/Action Plan
tailored to their specific needs and situation. The Template and the Crisis
Plans produced by it have been reviewed by state officials and meet the
requirements established by regulation. The most effective way to using this Template
is as part of a Crisis Action Training and Workshop that involves the
staff at Keys facilitating a meeting of community stakeholders. The Template
is used by the Keys staff to guide the community leaders, and the schools Crisis
Team, through the steps of developing and publishing a fully functional Plan.
September27, 2001 -
Iberia, Missouri
Sponsored by: Iberia
School District R5 - Supt. Roy Kramme
Training Location: Iberia School District - Iberia, MO
CERTIFICATION
TRAINING: ASSESSMENT OF EARLY
WARNING SIGNS IN
AT-RISK STUDENTS
This
is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something
about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of
Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to
the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and
"How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on
identification and assessment
of early
and imminent warning signs in troubled youth. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who
may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and
information, this training will produce Certification for using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification
of Early Warning Signs.
September
28, 2001 -
Springdale, AR
Sponsored by:
Springdale School District
Location: Southwest
Junior High School - Springdale, AR
In-Services - 2
Hour in-service
Bullying, what can be done?
A Nation epidemic and one that needs to
STOP.
This is an abbreviated version of the full day
Workshop on "Bullying
Stops when Respect Begins" - a four part Module. School
students have reported an increase in bullying with severe consequences to
themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough, bullying has been
identified in a national study as a factor in the recent school shootings. What
is your school doing to Stop it. This is an In-Service with staff on how
to over come it.
October
1 - 2, 2001
- Columbus,
Ohio
Day
One
CERTIFICATION
TRAINING: ASSESSMENT OF EARLY
WARNING SIGNS IN
AT-RISK STUDENTS
This
is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something
about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of
Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to
the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and
"How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on
identification and assessment
of early
and imminent warning signs in troubled youth. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who
may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and
information, this training will produce Certification for using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification
of Early Warning Signs.
Day Two
ANGER
MANAGEMENT & DE-ESCALATION TRAINING
This
training is based on National Research and a must training for those that
work with children, adolescents and young adults. It is a "practical"
training that teaches how to recognize anger, manage anger and de-escalate
volatile situations in the classroom. It teaches the attendees to first
control themselves, then control the situation, and finally to control the
student. This training introduces Huan Ju, The Art of Redirection.
It provides physical and non-physical means to stop or break up a fight with
minimal risk to all involved. The techniques taught protect the dignity of
the combatants, which minimizes the probability of retaliation or
recurrence. The unique character of this system is that it is NOT pain
inducing, it maintains dignity and it is geared toward students in school
rather than adults in residential settings.
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Conference
cost for two days $225.00
Lodging
for $55.00 per
night
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October
18- 19, 2001
- Orlando, Florida
This
conference will bring together Prevention experts and practitioners from across
the United States and around the world to share their experiences, heart breaks and
solutions. School Violence is no longer an American phenomenon. Around the world
school children are being injured and killed in the one place where they should
feel safe--their school. Professional prevention specialists will be gathering
in Orlando to discuss ideas and receive training on how schools can be made
safe for learning.
Among
the guest speakers at the conference will be:
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Agent
Richard Agundez, A nationally prominent
School Resource Officer (S.R.O.)
Agent Agundez, an S.R.O. in El Cajon, California, was called on to put his life in harm's way to protect
the children under his charge at Granite Hills High School. He will talk
about the violent incident that catapulted him into the national
spotlight and the evolving role of law enforcement inside the schools of
our world. |
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Bo
Munthe, A School
Safety Professional from Scandinavia:
His native country of Sweden has recently experienced their first ever
school violence
fatality in the shooting death of a 16-year-old in the school restroom.
Since this conference was scheduled, they have suffered yet another
school fatality when a school boy killed a classmate with a rock so he
would "know what it felt like to kill someone." Bo will
discuss school violence on an international scale. |
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Kate
Cohen-Posey, A best-selling author on
bullying:
Kate has authored multiple books and has presented
at numerous conferences, appeared on the @Health Television Network,
Ivanho Broadcast News, various radio shows and contributed to articles
for several magazines. She will be providing insight into this dangers topic
of bullying.
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Two
Mental Health Experts in School Violence Prevention.
Frank
Green, MS, LPC - Executive
Dir. of Keys To Safer Schools.com
Mike
Nelson, MS, LPC, NCC
- A Director of Keys To Safer Schools.com
Frank
and Mike will present Certification Training in the Assessment of Early
Warning Signs in Students at Risk. They will also offer training on
Anger Management, Crisis Preparedness, and Bullying. This dynamic duo has
provided training around the United States and internationally. |
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Training at Conference
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more about training |
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Certification in Assessing
Early Warning Sign |
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Anger
Management/De-escalation Training |
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School Violence
Internationally |
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Crisis
Preparedness |
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Bullying |
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The Evolving Role of the
S.R.O. |
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Conference
cost for two days $195.00
After
September 30, 2001 cost will be $220.00
Lodging
for $39 per
night
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If
you are interested in exhibiting at the following training/conferences,
please call "toll free" 1-877-978-7678 and ask for more information.
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October
20, 2001 -
Pensacola/Gulf Breeze, FL
Sponsored by:
Pensacola/Santarosa
CHADD
(Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) Contact Person: Pat Davis, President -
(850)932-6173
Location: Pensacola
Junior College * No. 9th Ave * Pensacola,
FL Room 250
(click
to see map)
Bullying, what can be done?
Time: 9:00am- 3:00pm
A National epidemic and one that needs to
be STOPPED.
This is an adapted version of the "Bullying
Stops when Respect Begins" - a four part Module
to meet the needs for the CHADD
Chapter. School
students have reported an increase in bullying with severe consequences to
themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough, bullying has been
identified in a national study as a factor in the recent school shootings. What
is your school doing to Stop it?
November
13, 2001
- Deer,
Arkansas
Sponsored by:
Deer School District Behavioral
Modification Training
- "Why
won't Johnny sit still?
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"A practical training for
dealing with and changing disruptive behaviors"
This training is an abbreviated in-service of "Why
Won't Johnny Sit Still" an essential training for
anyone who has or works with children and teens exhibiting disruptive behavioral
problems. People who will benefit from the lessons learned here include:
parents, students, administrators, probation officers, youth workers and
ministers.
November
16,
2001 -
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Sponsored by: Arkansas
Counseling Association
9:00
AM – BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Training Location: Arlington Resort Hotel, Hot Springs, AR
Bullying, what can be done?
A Nation epidemic and one that needs to
STOP.
This is an abbreviated overview of full day
Workshop on "Bullying
a four part Module". School
students have reported an increase in bullying with severe consequences to
themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough, bullying has been
identified in a national study as a factor in the recent school shootings.
November
19,
2001 -
Little Rock, Arkansas
Sponsored by: Pulaski
Academy
Training Location:
Pulaski Academy, Little Rock, AR
In-Services - 4
Hour in-service Bullying, what can be done?
A Nation epidemic and one that needs to
STOP.
This is an abbreviated in-service of full day
Workshop on "Bullying
a four part Module". School
students have reported an increase in bullying with severe consequences to
themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough, bullying has been
identified in a national study as a factor in the recent school shootings.
December
7,
2001 -
Robinson, Illinois
Sponsored by: IL.
Regional Office of Education #12
Training Location:
Whittington, IL Seasons Lodge - Rend Lake Golf Course
CERTIFICATION
TRAINING: ASSESSMENT OF EARLY
WARNING SIGNS IN
AT-RISK STUDENTS
This is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something
about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department
of Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach
to the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them,
and "How" to provide help for them. There is an
emphasis on identification
and assessment of early
and imminent warning signs in troubled youth. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students
who may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and
information, this training will produce Certification for using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification
of Early Warning Signs.
December
17 - 18, 2001
- Harrisburg,
PA
Day
One
CERTIFICATION
TRAINING: ASSESSMENT OF EARLY
WARNING SIGNS IN
AT-RISK STUDENTS
This
is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something
about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of
Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to
the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and
"How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on
identification and assessment
of early
and imminent warning signs in troubled youth. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who
may need help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and
information, this training will produce Certification for using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification
of Early Warning Signs.
Day
Two
ANGER
MANAGEMENT & DE-ESCALATION TRAINING
This
training is based on National Research and a must training for those that
work with children, adolescents and young adults. It is a "practical"
training that teaches how to recognize anger, manage anger and de-escalate
volatile situations in the classroom. It teaches the attendees to first
control themselves, then control the situation, and finally to control the
student. This training introduces Huan Ju, The Art of Redirection.
It provides physical and non-physical means to stop or break up a fight with
minimal risk to all involved. The techniques taught protect the dignity of
the combatants, which minimizes the probability of retaliation or
recurrence. The unique character of this system is that it is NOT pain
inducing, it maintains dignity and it is geared toward students in school
rather than adults in residential settings.
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Conference
cost for two days $225.00
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