This HYBRID training will touch on how stress, development, and relationships can both positively and negatively impact children's behavior.

This VIRTUAL training will touch on how stress, development, and relationships can both positively and negatively impact children's behavior.

Join us for this FREE virtual event as we learn about the brain’s role in social-emotional development over the first five years of life.

This session introduces HERO’S Story Time (Helping Every Child Reach Optimum Success), a reading-based program that builds social-emotional skills and developmental assets in children ages 3–5.

Learn lifesaving CPR and First Aid skills, designed for anyone with limited or no medical training.

Join Ivy Tech and Muncie BY5 for a FREE make-it/take-it skills training focused on winter themes and early literacy and sensory activities!

Join us for this FREE virtual event as we explore how communication processes develop in the brain over the first five years of life.

This IN-PERSON foundational training introduces the core principles of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH), emphasizing how early relationships, experiences, and environments shape social-emotional development from birth through age five.

This VIRTUAL foundational training introduces the core principles of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH), emphasizing how early relationships, experiences, and environments shape social-emotional development from birth through age five.

Join Ivy Tech and Muncie BY5 for a FREE make-it/take-it skills training focused on winter themes and early literacy and sensory activities!

Join us for this FREE virtual event as we learn about the variety of factors that impact the growth and development of the human brain.

This reflective and supportive workshop invites early childhood educators to explore the complex emotional landscape of the holiday season—where grief and joy often coexist.

This session will walk participants through the power of self-care, as well as cognitive blocks that keep us from both short- and long-term self-care success.

This session will teach you why certain phrases we use with kids aren’t the most helpful, as well as other ways to communicate more effectively.

This session will cover the everyday ebbs and flows of adult relationships in the early childhood classroom.

Join us for a candid discussion about all the things they didn’t teach you in your development class.

This session will focus on specific ways to build relationships with parents quickly, as well as share ideas with one another about ways to connect with both the easiest and most distant families.

In this interactive session, we will present the connections between the Indiana Early Learning Standards and research on child development.

This presentation will center upon using classroom management techniques and procedures.

Participants will learn the attachment cycle and the role of play in developing healthy and safe attachments. They will also learn about and practice Theraplay activities that they can use in the classroom, both one-on-one with children and in group settings.

This session focuses on empowering children to take on leadership roles and approach challenges with confidence.

Participants will learn to utilize a person-centered and trauma informed approach when responding to little people with big behaviors.