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Healing Children, LLC Consultation and Training Healing Children, LLC provides consultation and in-service training to adults (parents, educators, mental health providers, etc.)

on how to effectively work with and build healing relationships with children who have severe emotional and behavioral challenges. We believe that through these relationships life long healing can occur. Comments and posts by fans on this page may not reflect the opinions of the authors.

08/28/2026

Explore the 'why' behind difficult behaviors in children, especially those with trauma or entitlement issues. Discover strategies to help them mature through online classes offering certificates or college credit, all on demand.

Our On Demand courses go even deeper on handling challenging behavior, setting boundaries, and finding your joy in the classroom again. πŸ’›

πŸ“š College credit available for recertification

08/27/2026

🎯 Tip 5 of 5: Build community in your classroom.

Helping kids connect to one another β€” and to you β€” builds community. And community improves behavior and happiness, all year long.

Loved this series? Our On Demand courses go even deeper on handling challenging behavior, setting boundaries, and finding your joy in the classroom again. πŸ’›

πŸ“š College credit available for recertification

Take our On Demand Courses to Learn more.

08/26/2026

🎯 Tip 4 of 5: Plan your response before you need it.

When kids throw chairs or phones, it's beyond typical classroom management. Knowing your school's system, who to talk to, and having a plan is crucial. Don't hesitate to ask for help; it's part of being a professional and ensuring a supportive environment for growth.

This is just a taste of what's inside our On Demand courses β€” real strategies for handling challenging behavior, setting boundaries, and finding your joy in the classroom again. πŸ’›

πŸ“š College credit available for recertification
πŸ‘‰ Link in bio to enroll

08/26/2026

🎯 Tip 3 of 5: Build a connection with every student, every day.

A greeting at the door. A goodbye on the way out. Small, consistent interactions beat the occasional grand gesture, every time.

This is just a taste of what's inside our On Demand courses β€” real strategies for handling challenging behavior, setting boundaries, and finding your joy in the classroom again. πŸ’›

πŸ“š College credit available for recertification
πŸ‘‰ Link in bio to enroll

08/24/2026

🎯 Tip 2 of 5: Use Open House to set the tone with parents.

It's not just logistics β€” it's your first chance to share your philosophy and expectations, communicate what you need as the teacher running your classroom, and invite parents in as partners.

This is just a taste of what's inside our On Demand courses β€” real strategies for handling challenging behavior, setting boundaries, and finding your joy in the classroom again. πŸ’›

πŸ“š College credit available for recertification πŸ‘‰ Link in bio to enroll
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08/22/2026

🎯 Tip 1 of 5: Set the standard β€” and follow through.

Setting clear rules is just the start. The real impact comes from consistent practice. Whether it's walking quietly in elementary school or entering a classroom properly in junior high, repeated practice until the expectation is met is key to lasting behavioral change.

This is just a taste of what's inside our On Demand courses β€” real strategies for handling challenging behavior, setting boundaries, and finding your joy in the classroom again. πŸ’›

πŸ“š College credit available for recertification πŸ‘‰ Link in bio to enroll

08/21/2026

School's starting soon, and let's be real, not all kids will be perfect angels. Dealing with desks being thrown or F-bombs? Many teachers feel alone handling it. You're not the lone ranger; there are ways to start the year right.

🎯 5 Tips to Start Your Year Off Right
Over the next few videos, we're breaking down 5 simple but powerful ways to handle challenging behavior, set boundaries that stick, and find your joy in teaching again. πŸ’›

Follow along β€” for a tip each day!

06/06/2026

We want children to learn from their mistakes, like late assignments or classroom disruptions, and internalize those lessons. However, we must distinguish this from internalizing trauma, such as believing 'I'm abused, so I must be a bad person.' Understanding this difference is key to providing support without excusing harmful behavior.

Learn how to handle challenging behavior, set boundaries, and find joy in the classroom again. By taking our Part 1 or our Part 2 training this summer.πŸ’›
College credit available for recertification.
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/healing-children-llc-4235062361

06/05/2026

Discipline from a consistent father, backed by community support, shapes a child's understanding. The boy's calm reaction shows acceptance, not anger, anticipating the guidance.

Learn how to handle challenging behavior, set boundaries, and find joy in the classroom again. By taking our Part 1 or our Part 2 training this summer.πŸ’›
College credit available for recertification.
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/healing-children-llc-4235062361

06/04/2026

Hoping affection or silence will change behavior? Love and Logic's Foster Cline explains responsibility is learned through example and experience. We learn from mistakes, and those uncomfortable moments are the biggest teachers. Not worth repeating

Learn how to handle challenging behavior, set boundaries, and find joy in the classroom again. By taking our Part 1 or our Part 2 training this summer.πŸ’›

College credit available for recertification.
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/healing-children-llc-4235062361

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