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Professionals in human service professions know that it’s important to care about everyone, equally. That’s why acknowledging biases feels wrong; it feels unprofessional. This Roundtable Discussion looks at bias differently, taking the position that we all have biases, and that identifying and managing our preconceptions, not denying them, are what allow us to be professionals. […]
Putting your self-control plan into practice has real value, but it won’t happen without real effort. Self-control isn’t natural, so how do you work the process yourself, and get others to do the same? Join this Remote discussion to gain hints and tips for getting staff to develop and use a concrete plan for self-control. To register for this […]
Professionals in human service professions know that it’s important to care about everyone, equally. That’s why acknowledging biases feels wrong; it feels unprofessional. This Roundtable Discussion looks at bias differently, taking the position that we all have biases, and that identifying and managing our preconceptions, not denying them, are what allow us to be professionals. […]
Have you explored the In-service Instructors menu on the Pro-ACT, Inc. website? It's full of resources--from downloading training materials or uploading training documentation to updating your instructor profile or purchasing a Principle Wall. Join us for this remote tutorial and discussion of the tools available to you on our website to help you be a […]
If you're a currently certified In-service Instructor, we hope that you'll join us at the Roundtable Discussion taking place in Sacramento, CA Roundtable discussions are a great way to meet other In-service Instructors, share strategies, and get updates and information. Besides that, they're FREE! For more information or to RSVP, please contact us at info@proacttraining.com. We'll look […]