Reply to "Training for Youth Educators"

Kay Reed posted:
You might look at Mind Matters as a way to train your youth peer educators and also provide them with tools to work with younger students to heal their trauma and build resilience. People are using the materials with children down to the 4th grade ("Calm Coaches" and up into high school, including alternative settings.
Happy to send you a complimentary, online review copy because it's always good to see it for yourself.
(Note: The Dibble Institute publishes Mind Matters.)

Kay - I would love to see a review copy of Mind Matters. Thank you! My email address is stephanie.guinosso@etr.org.

5/30/199:43 AM

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