RFMT – Resiliency Focused Mentoring Training

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UNPRECEDENTED TRAINING FOR PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH AT-RISK YOUTH

The Resiliency Focused Mentoring TM Training(RFMT) is an unprecedented day-long training for professionals who interact daily in a high-touch way with children impacted by Childhood Domestic Violence (CDV) or other major adversities. The training was created by the “founding father” of modern stress management and resiliency, Dr. George Everly, Jr., PhD, ABPP, FAPA, FAPM. Such a comprehensive training has never existed before to properly prepare hundreds of thousands of professionals across multiple disciplines to effectively intervene with impacted children.

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WHAT THE TRAINING LOOKS LIKE

This intensive 7-8-hour training course will be available in person and subsequently online. It’s a thorough, comprehensive, interactive curriculum that leads from research and resiliency theory to practical application by guiding trainees in a clear, simple, logical path through the strategies, techniques, concrete steps, and key messages to facilitate resiliency and achieve optimal outcomes in impacted children.

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WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS TRAINING

The RFMT is intended for a large cross-section of disciplines, including the psychological, psychosocial, educational, medical/nursing, and many other “helping professions.” It’ll be particularly applicable for any professional who works in or intersects child development or youth crisis prevention – from teachers and day care providers, to youth mentors, child advocates, domestic violence advocates, social workers, school guidance counselors, clinicians, health and medical professionals, and social service administrators.

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