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Early Relational Health Training

About Our ERH Trainings

The Early Relational Health Program has a variety of trainings available for professionals seeking to learn more about and integrate early relational health into their work and the early childhood ecosystem. Our Foundations of Connection webinar series explores a new topic each quarter and will introduce participants to the knowledge and skills needed to build and support strong, positive, and nurturing relationships.

 

We also have more in depth training opportunities such as our Strengthening Foundations Cohort Series where participants will connect with one another and gain specific skills to implement early relational health in their work with families. The Early Relational Health Specialist is also able to work collaboratively with organizations to provide custom training opportunities.

Pricing

Foundations of Connections - FREE for professionals across the state.

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Strengthening Foundations Cohort Series and Custom ERH trainings -  FREE for professionals in the Episcopal Health Service Region

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Find out if you are in the EHF service region HERE!

Links to Join the Webinar

Links will be on your receipt of registration, as well as e-mailed to you the day before.

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ERH Training and Coaching Menu

To learn more about custom training and ERH coaching opportunities view our ERH menu HERE.

Each webinar is broadcast live in Central Standard Time

Continuing Education (SW, LPC, CPE) will be given for each webinar.

Scheduled Trainings

Foundations of Connection: Creating Connections Across Boundaries

Dates

December 10, 2024

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Webinar Summary

This course builds in-depth understanding of what early relational health looks like within and across systems. Participants will understand their role in building an ecosystem that supports early relational health and understand the parallel processes that impact caregiver-child relationships.

Learning Objectives

  • Define the parallel process and its impact on the caregiver-child dyad.

  • Identify the overarching and five practice principles of early relational health.

  • Discuss how current programs and systems are practicing early relational health and identify areas for growth.

Competencies

  • Relationship-focused Practice

  • Building & Maintaining Relationships

  • Service Delivery Systems

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