This on-site session equips educators and mental health professionals with neuroscience-based tools to support children with challenging behaviors. Learn proactive strategies, de-escalation techniques, and methods to strengthen child-adult relationships, fostering empathy and respect.
In the years since COVID-19, children’s social, emotional, and educational experiences have shifted dramatically, leaving many adults unsure how to navigate the rise in challenging behaviors. This two-hour, research-driven training breaks down the latest neuroscience and mental health findings to help you understand what is really going on beneath those behaviors. By exploring the brain and body connection, you will gain a clearer lens for mental health and child development, along with practical, brain-based strategies you can use right away.
Together, we will dispel common myths, uncover the root causes of challenging behaviors, and practice real-world approaches for responding with both the brain and body in mind. You will walk away with concrete tools to support regulation, promote emotional well-being, and create nurturing, steady environments in classrooms, on teams, and at home.
We invite all educators, coaches, and caregivers to bring your questions. We will answer them and ensure you leave with meaningful takeaways you can immediately apply.
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Training Details
Date: February 24, 2026
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Price: $50 per person
Location: Momentous Institute - Constantin Center, 9705 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, TX 75220
Includes: Two-hour training, snacks, printed handout, and resource materials
Who Should Attend
Educators, school leaders, counselors, after-school staff, early childhood professionals, coaches, case managers, youth-serving staff, and caregivers who want practical tools to understand and respond to challenging behaviors.
