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The Most Powerful Thing You Can Offer Someone in Crisis Isn’t Advice — It’s Presence
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Mental Health First Aid vs Accidental Counsellor Training: What’s the Real Difference?
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The First 5 Minutes: What to Do When Someone Opens Up to You
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From Overwhelmed to Empowered: Building Confidence as an Accidental Counsellor
TESTIMONIALS
What Our Students Say
Excellent workshop with practical, realistic advice and strategies for classroom use. I am already thinking of new ways to manage my classes tomorrow. Thanks Rocky.
Hi Rocky,I Have used your techniques twice already and it was FABULOUS! (obviously not seemless – more practise needed) but i had direction and focus and purpose and just a really positive vibe in both conversations. Love it. Thanks heaps.
I would like to take a moment to tell you what a great experience I had at your workshop. I have been a teacher for 19 years and have participated in sessions such as BoysTalk, and completed units on Interpersonal Relationships at Uni. I found your workshop to be informative, challenging (in a good way), and most importantly it contained skills that are immediately useful. I found myself using some of the techniques covered in the following week with great success.
When I got to work on Monday I immediately recommended you to the schools’ Executive Leaders as something to be considered for our staff PD. Whilst it may not suit everyone (as not everyone is comfortable being a counsellor), your workshop would be an invaluable experience for anyone interested in developing their skills as a counsellor, either as a career pathway or as an ‘accidental’ counsellor.
At the Conscious Classroom Management Training workshop Rocky used many examples from his own career which were meaningful and useful.
Excellent practical strategies to use with a variety of steps and structures were presented at the Conscious Classroom Management Training workshop. The preventative strategies and what to say “communication script” were most useful.
This training covered a range of strategies and I could relate it to my own experience.
