Promoting best practices designed to advance the social and emotional development of young children and the resiliency of the adults that care for them.
Recognizing the important role early childhood professionals play in promoting the resiliency and wellness of families, our training opportunities are designed to:
- build your confidence in responding to children’s social-emotional needs,
- ensure families have the networks of support needed to remain hopeful and overcome challenges, and
- provide practical strategies that can be easily implemented into your practice and program.
Resilient families raise resilient children!
A resilient family provides a foundation that fosters confidence, emotional intelligence, and the ability to bounce forward from difficulties. Hopeful parents and caregivers show children how to effectively manage stress, develop positive coping skills, and understand that setbacks are part of life’s journey.
Meet Me Where I Am is a workbook and training series designed to transform the approach of early childhood professionals by focusing on the social-emotional wellness of children and the resilience of families. The content uses the Protective Factors Framework as a lens for developing 2-Gen, trauma-informed practices that support the wellness and resilience of both children and families.
is now available to every early childhood professional!
Resilient Children and Families Community of Learners
Young children need caring adults and positive environments.
Young children thrive in environments that are emotionally nurturing and supported by caring adults. Social-emotional development is crucial during early childhood, as it forms the foundation for how children understand themselves, manage feelings, and interact with others. By fostering these skills early, caregivers and educators can significantly influence children’s long-term well-being and success.