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.
CCT learning techniques are supported by scientific research, to learn lifelong wellbeing for ourselves and benefit our communities and the world. This training would be especially helpful for those staff who are involved in supporting others in the community. We hope you can join us!
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 June 11, 2021.
Time: 10am - 12pm PST.
This workshop will not be recorded.
Registration is now available: https://westvalleycollegeextension.asapconnected.com/#CourseID=249683