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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
This classroom management training reminded me of why I became a teacher. The skills were practical. Thank goodness for PD Days like this and people like you!
A most excellent and productive workshop that gave me a new outlook towards classroom management.
As Deputy Principal of a large primary school, I am often faced with situations where I need to provide guidance and support for students.
Having recently completed the course, I have already used many of the strategies back at school and now feel more confident and well-equipped to deal with student issues.
The course was practical, action-packed and opened my mind to the many ways we can speak with and support students. I now feel better-equipped to manage the “difficult conversations” when my school counsellor isn’t on site. The added bonus is that many of the strategies will prove effective in my personal life as well.
Thanks Rocky! I will definitely be recommending the course to my staff.
I was lucky enough to try out some techniques with a year eight girl today and I felt 100% more confident speaking to a young girl who has been reluctant to open up to anybody and has been in and out of hospital over the past month. Before I knew it 45 minutes had passed and I had said barely anything. The student said “it was nice to actually talk and not be lectured”.
Very powerful tools rocky!!! Cheers.
This classroom management training provided new insights and ideas. The focus on teacher presence is valuable if not challenging.
At the Conscious Classroom Management Training workshop Rocky used many examples from his own career which were meaningful and useful.
This training covered a range of strategies and I could relate it to my own experience.
