Join us for an engaging, hands-on Early Childhood Teacher Bootcamp designed to help educators build safe, connected, and emotionally responsive classrooms through a trauma-informed lens.
Across three days, participants will explore practical strategies to better understand behavior, strengthen adult-child relationships, and communicate with clarity and confidence—even during the most challenging moments. Grounded in current research and real-world classroom experience, this bootcamp helps educators move beyond compliance-based approaches toward connection, regulation, and skill-building.
Participants will actively engage in:
Guided partner activities to strengthen co-teacher communication and consistency
Role-play scenarios to practice trauma-informed conversations with families
Real-life case studies to apply Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP) through a regulation-focused lens
Reflective exercises to recognize how stress (in both adults and children) shapes behavior and communication
This experience goes far beyond a traditional “sit-and-get” training. Educators will leave with clear language shifts, practical tools, and repeatable strategies they can implement immediately—while also gaining a deeper understanding of how their own stress responses impact the classroom environment.
Together, we will focus on creating classrooms where:
Children feel safe, seen, and supported
Adults communicate with intention and clarity
Challenging behavior is understood—not just managed
Whether you are new to early childhood or a seasoned educator, this bootcamp will equip you with trauma-informed strategies that are realistic, sustainable, and effective.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided each day.
Dates: July 21, 22, 23 from 8:30 am-3:00 pm
Open to Pre-K through 2nd Grade educators!
Ticket Rates
- PLI+ Member: $150
- Non-PLI+ Member: $200
- Group Rate (3+ participants from the same program): $125 per person
Space is limited—register today!