Upcoming Events
Week of Nov 2nd
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November 2, 2020 - Facilitation Skills - Trainers' Bootcamp (Online), Healing Circle (Conference Call)
Facilitation Skills - Trainers' Bootcamp (Online)
Facilitation Skills - Trainers' Bootcamp (Online)
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November 2, 2020
Philadelphia DBH, in collaboration with Networks for Training and Development, Inc., is proud to offer a special bootcamp opportunity for trainers. This workshop will focus on adult learning theory and best practices in facilitating training experiences.
Healing Circle (Conference Call)Healing Circle (Conference Call)
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November 2, 2020
Are you struggling to keep your footing in this swirling world of change, trying to keep your positive energy up, bring increased focus to your own wellness, have a special intention you’d like others to help lend their good thoughts to, &/or want to take a few minutes to breathe with other like-minded friends?? Please join us each 1st Monday of the month as we share a brief 20 minute meditation together.
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November 4, 2020 - Confident Communicating (Online), The Employment Forum - Virtual Meeting (Online)
Confident Communicating (Online)
Confident Communicating (Online)
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November 4, 2020
This session is an interactive public speaking seminar designed to give you an edge during job interviews, internships, networking events and professional interactions. The ultimate result is enhanced interpersonal connection and public speaking confidence. Join us and learn how to get noticed!
The Employment Forum - Virtual Meeting (Online)The Employment Forum - Virtual Meeting (Online)
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November 4, 2020
Employment Forum: Topic Coming Soon!
Join the Employment Forum to learn... more details coming soon! -
November 5, 2020 - Stand By Me: Putting Trauma Support Into Action for Everyone Everyday (Online)
Stand By Me: Putting Trauma Support Into Action for Everyone Everyday (Online)
Stand By Me: Putting Trauma Support Into Action for Everyone Everyday (Online)
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November 5, 2020
For the past several years, learning about the impact of trauma has been the focus of much training. It is clear that trauma is often the root cause for actions and emotions that are difficult to understand in people we support.