Thanks the organizers and attendees at the Collaborative Problem Solving® session SEATCA_ATA SWATCA. Such a well run convention and amazing engagement by teachers. Honoured to share this session and hope we can connect to learn more about CPS again! #sabtc2022 #abed #thinkkids

Great Intro to Collaborative Problem Solving® GETCA yesterday! So many skilled & compassionate teachers in Edmonton supporting kids with challenging behaviour at this session. I hope learning about CPS helped all attendees & you keep going with learning CPS!#abed Think:Kids

Cognitive Flexibility is a skill. Kids who lack this skill struggle with change of plans, transitions and black-and-white thinking. This often leads to challenging behaviour. Learn more and an approach to support kids with this below. #abed bit.ly/3KAJeCq

#Alberta parents, teachers and professionals. Collaborative Problem Solving® is an effective and compassionate approach for adults supporting kids with challenging behaviour. See Think:Kids and join this free book club with the authors to learn more #abed #yyc #yeg

#Alberta parents if you're done with arguments, nagging and power struggles with your child Collaborative Problem Solving® can help. I'm organizing a parent class the first week of May. DM if interested. See more info about class and CPS here: bit.ly/3up0ANc #yyc #yeg

Parents! Noticing that rewards and punishments don't help with challenging behaviour? CPS® is an alternative that improves parent-child relationship and decreases challenging behaviour. I'm offering an #Alberta class May 3-June 21. DM for info :) #yyc #yeg thinkkids.org/parents/

#Alberta parents, if your child shows challenging behaviour do you pause to think about why? This article gives an explanation. If you connect with it, you’re ready to learn about CPS®. I’m offering a Parent Class-May 3-June 21. DM for info:) #yyc #yeg thinkkids.org/Why-Does-My-Ch…

A great article for understanding challenging behaviour in students through the lens of Collaborative Problem Solving® #abed

I'm honoured and excited to share this session through the Calgary Office of The Consortium! While this session will be tailored to teachers/professionals supporting students, anyone in #alberta is welcome to join to learn about CPS®. Looking forward to it! #abed #yyc #yeg #lethbridge #reddeer

I'm excited to introduce newlightlearning.ca to #Alberta. Parents and professionals please use and share this to support kids and prevent challenging behaviours with Collaborative Problem Solving®. #yyc #yeg #lethbridge #reddeer #fortmcmurray #stalbert #medicinehat #calgary

Back to school and change of routine can be tough on parents and kids. Great article with useful advice to help kids be more flexible and adaptable. If you connect with this article and are in #alberta visit newlightlearning.ca to learn more #yyc #yeg #abed

Hey #Alberta #YYC & #Yeg, on Sept 27, join me for a free session to learn about CPS®. A life-changing approach that helps parents and professionals effectively and compassionately support kids with challenging behaviours. Please join, share & register at newlightlearning.ca

Collaborative Problem Solving® Tier 1 Training is Nov 17, 24 & Dec 1 in #Calgary. Excited to share this approach with a small group of local educators, clinicians and other professionals! Thank you Calgary Office of The Consortium for hosting. crcpd.ab.ca/program/9595 #abed #yyc

Educators, clinicians and helping professionals in #Calgary. Collaborative Problem Solving® Tier 1 training starts Nov 17. This evidence-based, trauma-informed approach prevents challenging behaviour while teaching SEL. 9/20 spots filled Hope to see you there! Calgary Office of The Consortium #abed

For the first time in #Alberta, open-registration Collaborative Problem Solving® Tier 1 Training is in #Calgary on Nov 17! Learn an approach used across North America thinkkids.org/our-communitie… to support kids with behaviour challenges Register here: crcpd.ab.ca/program/9595 #abed

Join Matt Sticksl (he/him) for Collaborative Problem Solving® (CPS) Tier 1 training. The CPS approach focuses on collaborating with the child/youth to solve the problems leading to challenging behaviour & building the skills they need to succeed. Learn more➡️ bit.ly/3DXTDpQ

Thank you Calgary Office of The Consortium for hosting this Introductory Training in Collaborative Problem Solving®! I'm honoured to share this through the CRC and excited to meet the participants who dedicate their time to learn about an approach to support kids with challenging behaviour #abed.

Matt Sticksl (he/him) will share the Think:Kids approach to supporting students with challenging behavior. This one will shift the way you think about students who struggle and give you tools to help them achieve success!

Thank you Jodi Taylor! I'm so grateful to you and the Calgary Office of The Consortium for providing opportunities for professionals in Alberta to learn Collaborative Problem Solving. I'm also so happy to be working together again this year!

Join Matt Sticksl (he/him) for Collaborative Problem Solving® Essential Foundation (Level 1). Participants will learn all three components of the approach - assessment, planning, and intervention. Learn more: crcpd.ab.ca/program/11163