3rd Biennial Nebraska Young Child Institute
3rd Biennial Nebraska Young Child Institute
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Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources about what to do when you see developmental concerns in you… https://t.co/ixe6764mdw
Here are some ways to help young children heal after a crisis from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network: https://t.co/SqwSEIoeSP
Learn “What Can We do About Toxic Stress” from Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University: https://t.co/hSsqrjNqsc
The PATH to Trauma Therapy brochure is a resource that describes the process of screening, assessing, and properly… https://t.co/CF9pRkNcHJ
Early intervention is key to helping young children recover from traumatic events. Learn three strategies for careg… https://t.co/Ljb1DxJcMB
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources about how to help young children coping with trauma exposur… https://t.co/44SQ3ZOpj3
Learn more about the impact of trauma on young children. Attend one of the free virtual trainings:… https://t.co/OnxLvUAutL
Find out how trauma can derail development in young children.: https://t.co/QqKudxv8OS
Find out how trauma exposure impacts attachment in young children.: https://t.co/f3U5KLIhlv
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources on trauma’s impact on attachment and development: https://t.co/KldWkkXwvb
How do you know if what you are experiencing is normal stress or compassion fatigue? Read this article to learn way… https://t.co/QvmJoo76Ev
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources and ways to improve workforce well-being: https://t.co/ay6IfM8Vbi
Young children need hugs, cuddles, and connection. https://t.co/TlHKhzpiTj
Here are several resources for supporting children’s emotional well-being during the pandemic: https://t.co/l2U7HCirVA
Here are tips for keeping our families rooted in safety and growing in connection during the pandemic: https://t.co/agZoVnopVd
This “Improving Attachment” video is part of the free online course “Understanding Early Childhood Attachment, Trau… https://t.co/BL3Bn4deq4
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources to help caregivers to improve attachment in young children: https://t.co/AHN3noa1QK
Children need consistent, stable, and nurturing caregivers. https://t.co/Whyo6B2njM
It can be stressful to navigate the holidays this year, here are “7 Ways to Prevent Holiday Stress — for your child… https://t.co/TOY4h3CGTS
When parents and children are feeling big emotions, it’s good to find some calm. Download a 5-Finger Breathing Acti… https://t.co/kDZYPHw5JH
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources to help families home over the holidays. : https://t.co/7jno1K0ibZ
Check out this compilation of resources for caregivers to cope with daily life: https://t.co/403CLzEYdC
Zero to Three has compiled many resources to offer tips for families including age-appropriate responses to common… https://t.co/h260AgNeAj
During uncertain times we may experience stress more often. It is important for you to practice self-care and ident… https://t.co/dq5ojqDIkK
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources to help parents deal with stresses during the pandemic: https://t.co/nJzyMNrMb9
Looking for ideas to help a child understand the why’s and when’s of mask-wearing? Read this Zero to Three article,… https://t.co/Qt3iwJ75oc
Watch this ten-minute “Half Hidden” video to learn ideas for caregivers on what to say while walking through the sc… https://t.co/MKlAvCo0xf
Download “Half Hidden,” a scripted story about mask wearing and reading facial expressions. Thank you to Diana Shaw… https://t.co/kvA4BlYauD
Check out our latest Bite-Sized Briefing with resources to help parents and young children to decipher emotions “be… https://t.co/xvADJUp7Hi
Here is a brief tip sheet provides information to support the social-emotional well-being of young children after a… https://t.co/RKmGmaXOr0
Download a printable poster that focuses on supporting the social emotional well-being of young children for your h… https://t.co/i5Sj5dpT8Z
Although we’re practicing social distancing, we’re thankful for professionals who support young children. We've cre… https://t.co/nSDMXWZ6lb
Save June 28 and 29, 2022 for the next Nebraska Young Child Institute! https://t.co/UvL5qpiKAp
A Social Story to Support Children Returning to Child Care: An editable social story that focuses on children going… https://t.co/t7vdI0g6vB
A Social Story to Support Children Returning to School: An editable social story that focuses on children going bac… https://t.co/tfOcO1Ng6b
In response to #NECOVID19, we remain dedicated to the needs of young children during the early years. Check out our… https://t.co/3YcqHMFVjP
Tentative 2022 Plenary Speakers:
CONNECT ON THE ISSUES
The Nebraska Young Child Institute (NYCI) brings together a multidisciplinary collaboration of professionals to deeply assess and respond to our communities' most pressing needs. Connect on issues to improve the outcomes of young children and their families.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The NYCI is intended for those wanting to improve the well-being of Nebraska's youngest, such as: judges, county attorneys, caseworkers, parents attorneys, guardians ad litem, CASAs, EDN providers, Head Start personnel, school representatives, early childhood educators, home visitors, medical/health and mental health professionals, service providers, and family members.
WHY ATTEND?
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Expand Your Professional Network
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Learn from Experts in the Field
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Stay Informed about Programs Across Nebraska
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Be Inspired
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Choose from Six Breakout Sessions and Tracks
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Dig Deeper with Intensive Sessions