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What’s New at DCRC?

by kcairone | Apr 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...

Summary of all Spring Posts

by kcairone | Apr 18, 2014 | Newsletters

What’s New at DCRC? e-DECA Strategies now available; Guest Speaker webinar series; and Resilience and Home Visitation Publication; and DECI Director honored – Read more here! Joan Sherman Program Shows Promise: DCRC continues to hone our approaches for...

DCRC’s Top 10 Highlights from this past year!

by kcairone | Jan 6, 2014 | Newsletters

Hello friends of DCRC, It has been a very busy, exciting, and powerful year for promoting resilience. Please read our Kick off to 2014 Letter from the Director written by Paul LeBuffe. Below are some of our favorite happenings, events, and announcements from the past...

Letter from the Director: January 2014

by kcairone | Jan 6, 2014 | Newsletters

Hello Friends of DCRC, Following this letter is a list of the Devereux Center for Resilient Children’s “Top Ten List” from 2013. One of the key messages to be gleaned from this compilation is the universal importance of resilience. Our message, approach, and...

FLIP IT Special Event at National Head Start Association (NHSA) Parent Conference!

by kcairone | Nov 14, 2013 | Newsletters

Rachel Sperry, the author of FLIP IT: Transforming Challenging Behavior, will be offering a 1-Day FLIP IT Training at the annual Head Start Parent Conference on Monday, December 9, 2013, in Atlanta, Georgia! Whether you are attending the full conference or not, you...

Fall into Great Resilience Strategies!

by kcairone | Nov 14, 2013 | Newsletters

This fall, while the temperatures drop and the leaves may be changing colors and swirling at your feet, wouldn’t it be a great time to work on building Resilience in yourself and in the children whose lives you touch? Of course—because we need to work on...