Before you leave 2020, you may want to learn about this valuable resource. I recently shared presentation at a conference giving some of the highlights of our flagship course The Day Trauma Came to Class. One of the feedbacks I received was from an educator, who said "one of the things that I loved about your presentation is that you acknowledged that educators have stuff too." This is one of the things i love most about the EQ2iQ neuro-gamification resources and that it helps to build, not only student or client EQ, but the educator/coach as well. Learning and growing as you serve model.
Earlier this year, ECW partnered with YouEQ to create a version of their core game to help facilitate the much need communication and help create the emotional capacity and agility bridging what can be difficult conversations.
I know we are getting ready to go on Christmas break, and we all have our lists of things to do, and frankly just ready to be done, BUT before you go we wanted to invite you to an event we are confident will equip you and your programs going forward into the new year. It’s Saturday, December 12, 10AM-12:30PM ET.
During this time of much transition and chaos, we can become almost trauma-avoidant, it an instinctive response to survive. While understandable, it doesn’t give any place for the social and emotional learning to take place and resiliency to happen. I tell people, we are attempting to build 10-story high rises on 200 sq ft of emotional real estate. This does not work, and certainly does not serve your programs and students well.
Brain science and game dynamics coming together to help bridge the gap between the emotions and the cognitive. EQ2iQ Race to Empathy can be used in the classroom, in the home, even in the office, and is an excellent tool and resource for mental health and social service providers.
FREE, no obligation, no back end sales. We will tell you where to access free course on YouEQ’s core game and where you can pick up a set of the EQ2iQ Race to Empathy cards to discover and explore for yourself. If you have any questions you can email info@everychildwhole.com.
Comments (0)