Empowering At-Risk (ACE) students

Active Mindfulness for a Brighter Future and a Calmer Classroom

In a world where adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) cast long shadows over futures, our course stands as a beacon of hope for educators committed to making a difference. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention highlights the stark reality that witnessing violence or enduring abuse can severely limit life opportunities in adulthood, increasing the risk of well-being, psychological, emotional, and mental health issues, and physical such as chronic conditions like diabetes and cancer. This course offers a powerful antidote through the practice of active mindfulness aimed at reversing these daunting trends.

Adverse childhood experiences (ACE), such as seeing violence or being abused, can impact the person's “life opportunities” in adulthood and increase their likelihood of developing mental and physical conditions such as diabetes and cancer, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Why This Course is Essential for Teachers

Addressing the Root Causes:
This course will help you understand the profound impact of ACEs on a child's development and future health, equipping you with the knowledge to address these challenges head-on.
Practical Mindfulness Techniques: Learn to instill active mindfulness techniques in your students, providing them with the tools to manage their emotions, reduce stress, and foster a positive school environment.
Proven Impact: Embrace strategies that have shown promise in reducing detentions and promoting a calmer, more focused classroom dynamic, as highlighted by research and success stories from educational leaders like Little Flower Superintendent Harold Dean, Ed.D.
Inclusive and Immersive Learning: Gain insights into the unique educational model of the Little Flower district, where students from diverse backgrounds, including those living on campus, benefit from a blend of immersive educational services and treatment.
Building Resilience and Empowerment: Learn how to empower your students to recognize and address their needs promptly, equipping them with lifelong skills for resilience and self-regulation.

What Our Clients Love About This!

Renee Peksmezari (Professor, Institute of Health System Science, Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research

"Dr. Granville's leadership in mindfulness training, along with her curated collection of mindfulness books for children, teens, and adults, is truly remarkable. I wholeheartedly endorse Dr. Granville and highly recommend her training initiative."

NYC DOE ASPDP P Credits / A+ Credits and CTLE Hours – Now Open for Early Spring Enrollment!

Empower Your Teaching Career Today!

Take advantage of our NYC DOE ASPDP-approved courses to earn P Credits or A+ Credits for your +30 salary

differential and complete CTLE Hour required for NYS Continuing Teacher and Leader Education.

💡Why Choose Us?

3 P Credits/A+ Credits/45 CTLE Hours per course – only $175 (excludes $125 ASPDP fee).
Gain professional growth while advancing your career and salary.
Convenient online courses to fit your schedule.

Spring 2025 Enrollment Details

📅Registration Period:

Opens: Jan 27, 2025

Closes: May 1, 2025

📅Course Completion Deadline:

Complete By: May 23, 2025

HOw to Enroll in 3 Easy Steps

Register on Both Platforms:

• Visit CE Credits Online to choose your course(s).

• Register on the NYC DOE ASPDP website (search "CE Credits Online" in the Education Partner menu).

Complete Enrollment & Payment:

• Pay $175 per course on CE Credits Online and $125 on the ASPDP site.

Start Learning:

• Begin your course on the semester’s start date or as soon as you enroll!

Why Wait? Start Advancing Your Career Now!

📜Upon Completion:

• Your grades and credits will be verified by NYC DOE ASPDP.

• Receive official validation within 4-6 weeks of the semester's end.

• Access your Credit Transcript directly on the ASPDP site.

💻Need Help?

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Who is this Course For Also?

This course is ideal for educators, teachers, school counselors, social workers, and childcare providers interested in fostering emotional well-being and resilience in students. Whether you're new to mindfulness practices or looking to broaden your existing skill set, this course offers valuable insights for professionals dedicated to enriching the lives of children, particularly at-risk children.