Sentences with phrase «foster safe spaces»

I have made it my mission as a helping professional to bring a lens of radical openness to my interactions with others, to foster safe spaces where we can collaboratively explore behaviors, thoughts and experiences.

In their book, The Straight - A Conspiracy, Harvard College graduates Hunter Maats and Katie O'Brien write that schools can foster safe spaces by helping students see that the red pen isn't the enemy.

Enabling collaboration means fostering a safe space where everyone's voice is heard in an ego-less environment, and collaboration itself is akin to groups working together in an ensemble - like fashion without a central «star» or leader.»

When discussing emotionally charged topics, it's important to have guidelines to foster a safe space.

We can use GBL to foster a safe space for learning in our classrooms.

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Because of the history of women in this country — and even more so in this time we live in — it is important to protect and foster the work of The Wing and similar space that give women a positive and safe space to thrive,» said Gelman in a statement.

I'm also entirely committed to having an extra room for down - and - out little hooligans to crash when they need a safe space to land (read: potential foster care or at least a place for hurting teens to belong).

The therapeutic relationship creates a safe space to foster a deeper understanding of how to engage with one's self and others with more compassion and acceptance.

Familiarity with how to set up a yoga space in a way that fosters community and creates a safe container for students to share from their heart

If we are truly to foster higher order thinking and enquiry into our students, this process of independent discovery managed through a structured and safe research space is essential to their independence as readers and interpreters of texts, as they are required to be in English literary studies.

Dena's research interests include teacher preparedness to address bullying in the K - 12 school setting and social and emotional learning (SEL) interventions — all in an effort to ensure and foster justice and safe spaces for all.

It is vital to create, foster, and support safe spaces where students can learn together.

«I wanted to create a safe space that colleagues could come around a table and discuss what works and doesn't work and hopefully seeds will be planted here, fostered and grow.»

Ensuring there is vertical space for cats both indoors and outdoors to help foster activity and provide safe places in a multi-cat household.

You will need to have a safe space in your home where you can keep the foster babies separate from your own pets.

ARRI fosters animals by following a no - kill philosophy where no animal is ever euthanized because of time, space, breed, or humanely treatable condition, in an environment which is safe, healthy and loving.

Whether a cat needs a foster home due to limited space at the rescue or a dog needs one because he's not doing well in a shelter environment, providing a safe, loving home for the animal is absolutely essential.

If impossible to keep the litter comfortable and safe, the SPCA may be able to arrange pickup for temporary placement with foster parents who specialize in puppy and kitten care (depending on available space).

Pets are Wonderful Support (PAWS) provides VET SOS with storage space and supplemental supplies of pet food to VET SOS and enrolls eligible clients for additional PAWS services, such as: discounted preventative and emergency vet care, emergency foster care, and PAWS also provides VET SOS clients free information on safe pet guidelines for immunocompromised pet owners and their physicians, and counseling and advocacy in regard to animals in rental housing and service animal licensing.

Prepare your home by creating a safe place for any pet by having stair gates, securing exposed electrical cords, keeping all chewable items out of reach, and setting up a sleeping space the foster can have all to himself.

The Teen Leadership Council is a group of New York City - based teens that foster a fun and safe space for teens to express creative ideas with The Studio Museum in Harlem.

It is expected that the dialogue will be launched at COP 23, and its goal is to «foster stability and inclusiveness in relation to dialogue, by creating a safe space which embraces mutual respect for a platform for decision making for a greater good.»

These gardens serve as more than that though, growing human relationships, fostering learning opportunities, and providing safe spaces in a wide variety of neighborhoods.

«Elizabeth believed passionately in the dream of a cross-country greenway that would ensure safe travel, connect diverse communities, foster healthy lifestyles, preserve green space and encourage active transportation.»

Most days also had a theme: Day 3 was red dress day where participants were encouraged to wear red outfits; Day 4 was Disney day where riders and crew dressed as their favourite Disney characters; and Day 5 was poz day where participants living with HIV were invited to self - identify by wearing a red - ribbon T - shirt to foster a safe, stigma - free space to be HIV - positive.

Together we will create a safe and secure space for you to achieve your goals while fostering insight and self - compassion.

I seek to foster a collaborative, secure environment to promote a safe space for healing and growth.»

Whether I am working with children, adolescents, or adults, I aim to provide a safe space for clients to grow, discover their own inner strengths, and foster deep healing.»

• Remind parents that it's okay not to know how to do everything • Learn the signs for post-partum depression and how to help • Share articles, tips and / or resources in your newsletter about coping with parenting challenges • Encourage and support parents in getting involved and increasing their connections • Make it a tradition to bring new parents meals to help make the transition to parenthood easier • Offer financial support or goods to families who are struggling • Host family - friendly events • Train staff and volunteers to create safe environments for children • Offer space for parenting classes or support groups in your community • Get involved in developing the missing services needed by children and families in your community • Support youth who are leaving the foster care system • Become a mentor for a young mother or father • Conduct a parenting book drive for the local library

I view my responsibility as a therapist as creating a safe space and fostering a collaborative relationship for people to express themselves freely, identify the changes they would like to make, discuss the factors contributing to the problem they are having.

I start by fostering a safe, accepting space where we decide if it's a good fit for therapy.

She aims to foster a safe and comfortable therapeutic space to allow each individual to learn, grow, and ultimately become the best version of him or herself.

Bulman, J. and Hayes, R. (2011) «Mibbinbah and Spirit Healing: Fostering safe, friendly spaces for Indigenous males in Australia.»

My primary goal is to welcome you into a safe and collaborative space in which personal growth can be fostered.