Training

It is very common for anyone working in the helping profession to encounter ethical dilemmas. Ethics are at the heart of competent and effective practice for anyone in the helping field, particularly when managing boundaries and relationships.

This course will give new administrative assistants the core skills that will help them use resources efficiently, manage time wisely, communicate effectively and collaborate with others skillfully.

This one day course is intended for anyone interested in learning more about Yukon First Nations and Self-Government. Develop a broader understanding and appreciation for the key moments in Yukon First Nations distant and recent past.

If your job or volunteer role requires you to give presentations, this course is for you! Whether you're presenting in a staff meeting or at a conference, effective presenting hinges on conveying a clear message to your audience.

This webinar provides an overview of the criminal law response to GBV.

Discover a key to personal and professional success with this one-day course on Emotional Intelligence. Emotional Intelligence is a cornerstone of success in all aspects of life!

This Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute workshop is designed to teach people to de-escalate potentially violent situations through assertiveness and interpersonal communication. 

Coping involves adapting to unusual demands, or stressors, and takes greater effort and energy than is required by the daily routines of life.

This 9-hour training aims to answer the following questions of caregivers, multi-disciplinary front-line service providers, professionals, community members and others who care about and work with individuals with FASD.

Delivered via Zoom in 5 one-hour sessions over 5 weeks.

What do we do when we need to bring up a difficult topic? How do we have meaningful dialogue when the subject matter is hard to discuss?

An introduction to skills for compassion and self-compassion, to motivate yourself with compassion, and cope with burnout.

Learn how to recognize challenges we experience in our worlds and respond with “from inside” resiliency.

Discover techniques for “holding space” for someone, becoming more comfortable with “being in the moment”, and understanding

the connection to moving forward.

For anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of the realities of family law for IPV survivors. Part 1 is a pre-requisite.

Tools to help leaders prepare for loss and grief in the workplace; and insights about grief and healing, anticipating challenges, providing support, etc.

An overview of family law and key issues regarding IPV, for frontline workers and others with family, friends and neighbours who may be experiencing IPV.

An introduction to skills for compassion and self-compassion, to motivate yourself with compassion, and cope with burnout.

Fundamental understanding and core skills in communication, listening, service coordination, ethics, diversity and promoting helper resilience.

Basic information for frontline workers and others with family, friends or neighbours who may be experiencing IPV