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How can we create healthy systems where children and adults flourish? Join Momentous Institute for our 9th annual Changing the Odds conference to learn how social emotional learning, racial healing and the arts contribute to strong schools and communities. Hear from thought leaders and researchers including Cheryl Strayed, John Batiste, Amanda Gorman and Dena Simmons.
What are underlying influences affecting children that aren’t being talked about enough today? The theme for Momentous Institute’s 2019 Changing the Odds Conference was Hidden Factors. Our lineup of internationally-recognized keynote speakers illuminated topics like inequity, foster care, trauma, addiction and other hidden factors.
More training sessions are coming soon.
If you are an educator or therapist serving in a school, this is the tour for you! We’ll begin with a presentation that takes a deep dive into social emotional learning, trauma-informed education and constructive strategies. Participants will then have the opportunity to engage in guided and self-guided tours, including classroom observation, followed by a debrief. Please note: This tour is open to education professionals currently working in schools.
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106 East 10th Street
Dallas, TX 75203
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106 East 10th Street
Dallas, TX 75203
It is important to understand the “why” behind social emotional learning and trauma-informed education. This presentation will provide an informative discussion of our programs and services in the pursuit of social emotional health.
In addition, we recommend this 20-minute virtual tour of Momentous School offering an inside look at where our strategies are being implemented into the classroom.
If you are a parent interested in learning more about Momentous School enrollment, please contact us here
If you are a parent interested in enrolling your child at Momentous School, we’d love to talk to you personally! Please contact us at info@momentousinstitute.org.
Momentous Institute offers several clinical training opportunities for mental health professionals who are completing their graduate coursework and/or licensure requirements. For additional information about these specific training opportunities, please click here.
Join us for a free screening of Brainious, a film that shares neuro-knowledge for parents and educators in order to help children thrive and reach their full potential.
From understanding emotions with the brain in mind to the importance of secure attachment, mindset and how to improve focus and learning abilities, Brainious covers a broad spectrum of subjects. If you really want to understand what shapes children’s brains and how to provide healthy experiences for young minds to grow in, this documentary is a must-see.