Workshop Description:
Learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life.

Leaning Objectives:

At the end of the workshop, the participant will be better able to:

1. Understand and describe three elements of compassion.

2. Identify the elements of self-compassion.

3. Learn how to implement self-compassion practices for one’s wellbeing.

Le recomendamos unirse a este taller presencial para una exploración educativa acerca de la esencia de la compasión, auto-compasión y resiliencia.

Workshop Description:
Do you work with youth? Are you a foster parent or a mental health provider? This training will help individuals develop strategies to help support both staff, youth, and families during difficult times. Caring for others may feel challenging at times. A compassionate attitude can greatly reduce the distress people feel in difficult situations and can become a profound person resource in times of stress.

Workshop Description:
Learn takeaways and insights on how we can build together a culture of common humanity. Embracing shared common humanity is a key step from the educational program, "Compassion Cultivation Training-CCT". In this 2-hour workshop we will be exploring how to bring awareness to the importance of human connection, compassion, cooperation, and understanding to reach a deeper connection with our own humanity and others. You can apply what you will learn in your professional and personal life.

Workshop Description:
In this workshop you will learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life. Many are at risk of emotional burnout due to their line of work, regular livelihood activities or recent stresses of the world. This workshop can help. This is especially true for those who are caregivers of others or are profoundly impacted by burnout. Join us for an educational exploration on the essence of compassion and self-compassion. You will leave with self-care tools you can apply in your day to day life.

In this workshop you will learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life. Many are at risk of emotional burnout due to their line of work, regular livelihood activities, or recent stresses of the world. This workshop can help. This is especially true for those who are caregivers of others or are profoundly impacted by burnout.

Join us for an educational exploration on the essence of compassion and self-compassion. You will leave with self-care tools you can apply in your day-to-day life!

Workshop Description:
In this workshop you will learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life. Many are at risk of emotional burnout due to their line of work, regular livelihood activities or recent stresses of the world. This workshop can help. This is especially true for those who are caregivers of others or are profoundly impacted by burnout. Join us for an educational exploration on the essence of compassion and self-compassion. You will leave with self-care tools you can apply in your day to day life.

This training is available through West Valley College, Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative. Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify.

Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify. Eligible participants include:

• Staff of residential treatment facilities in Santa Clara County

• Foster and adoptive parents

• Prospective foster and adoptive parents

• Santa Clara County social workers

• Santa Clara County children’s mental health providers

• Staff of community based organizations that serve children and families in Santa Clara County

• College and university students in academic preparation to work with families and children

Training Date: Friday March 19, 2021.
Time: 10am - 12pm PST.
Registration will be available soon! Please stay tuned!

Workshop Description:
In this workshop you will learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life. Many are at risk of emotional burnout due to their line of work, regular livelihood activities or recent stresses of the world. This workshop can help. This is especially true for those who are caregivers of others or are profoundly impacted by burnout. Join us for an educational exploration on the essence of compassion and self-compassion. You will leave with self-care tools you can apply in your day to day life.

This training is available through West Valley College, Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative. Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify.

Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify. Eligible participants include:

• Staff of residential treatment facilities in Santa Clara County

• Foster and adoptive parents

• Prospective foster and adoptive parents

• Santa Clara County social workers

• Santa Clara County children’s mental health providers

• Staff of community based organizations that serve children and families in Santa Clara County

• College and university students in academic preparation to work with families and children

Training Date: Friday February 19, 2021.
Time: 10am - 12pm PST.
Registration is now available, click here to register

This training is available through West Valley College, Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative. Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify.

Workshop Description:
In this workshop you will learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life. Many are at risk of emotional burnout due to their line of work, regular livelihood activities or recent stresses of the world. This workshop can help. This is especially true for those who are caregivers of others or are profoundly impacted by burnout. Join us for an educational exploration on the essence of compassion and self-compassion. You will leave with self-care tools you can apply in your day to day life.

Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify. Eligible participants include:

• Staff of residential treatment facilities in Santa Clara County

• Foster and adoptive parents

• Prospective foster and adoptive parents

• Santa Clara County social workers

• Santa Clara County children’s mental health providers

• Staff of community based organizations that serve children and families in Santa Clara County

• College and university students in academic preparation to work with families and children

Training Date: Tuesday November 10, 2020.
Time: 10am - 12pm PST.
Registration will open soon!

This training is available through West Valley College, Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative. Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify.

Workshop Description:
In this workshop you will learn about self-compassion and how practicing the quality of compassion can support you and others in your professional and personal daily life. Many are at risk of emotional burnout due to their line of work, regular livelihood activities or recent stresses of the world. This workshop can help. This is especially true for those who are caregivers of others or are profoundly impacted by burnout. Join us for an educational exploration on the essence of compassion and self-compassion. You will leave with self-care tools you can apply in your day to day life.

Santa Clara County Title IV-E Collaborative training events are free for all who qualify. Eligible participants include:

• Staff of residential treatment facilities in Santa Clara County

• Foster and adoptive parents

• Prospective foster and adoptive parents

• Santa Clara County social workers

• Santa Clara County children’s mental health providers

• Staff of community based organizations that serve children and families in Santa Clara County

• College and university students in academic preparation to work with families and children

Training Date: Friday October 23
Time: 10am - 12pm PST.
Registration ends October 14. Please register ASAP to reserve your seat.