Newsletters Archives - Page 13 of 20

Back to School Can Be Cool

by kcairone | Jul 18, 2014 | Newsletters

Before we know it, our little ones will once again need back packs, lunchboxes and school supplies as they head back to school. This exciting and hectic time can bring both smiles and tears. Saying good-bye to parents can be particularly difficult for children – and...

Adult Resilience: My 15 Year Journey in Resilience

by kcairone | Jul 18, 2014 | Newsletters

Fifteen years ago I didn’t think about Resilience at all. I was fresh out of Graduate school and looking for a job. I was hired as a Disabilities and Mental Health Coordinator for a Head Start program that, at the time, was in the 501st ranked school district out of...

DCRC and Devereux’s Philosophy of Care

by kcairone | Jul 18, 2014 | Newsletters

Many DCRC supporters and users have probably not heard of Devereux’s Philosophy of Care. As one of the nation’s largest non-profit behavioral healthcare providers, Devereux provides a wide array of services throughout 11 of the 50 United States. The Devereux Center...

3 year Partnership with PATHS, Second Step, and DCRC

by kcairone | Jul 18, 2014 | Newsletters

This past June, the Allentown School District wrapped up their final year of the Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Initiative. Devereux’s Center for Resilient Children collaborated for three years with the Allentown School District to support and provide assistance with...

What’s New at DCRC?

by kcairone | Jul 18, 2014 | Newsletters

eDECA Now Features Strategies for Program and Home Settings! The eDECA now provides users with simple, research-based strategies to strengthen children’s social and emotional health – both in the classroom and at home! To learn more about the new strategies available...

Foster Parents Learning to Build Their Bounce!

by kcairone | Jul 11, 2014 | Newsletters

All foster parents are required to attend a prescribed number of hours of pre-service training before receiving a license to provide care to children in their homes. Training topics vary between states, but may include basic child development, positive behavior...