Recognizing Our Own Triggers to Assist Others - Part 1 Pre-recorded

Recognizing Our Own Triggers to Assist Others - Part 1 Pre-recorded

In this first of a two-part series, we will discuss various triggers (or hot button) behaviors exist for both adults and children.

By Tracy Cheney, Three Cheers Consulting

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Once emotional triggers have been identified, we will then begin to assess what types of strategies can be put in place to help lessen or even eliminate them through tips such as mindfulness, deep breathing, etc. This is a Conscious Discipline inspired workshop.

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Tracy Cheney, Three Cheers Consulting

Tracy Cheney is a wife and mother of a twenty-six year old daughter and four step-children, as well as a Grand-Ma! She is Vice President of Dr. Day Care Family, Inc. and is a professional consultant who has been in the field of early childhood education and school age care for the past 35 years. Her experience includes teaching young children from 6 weeks to 12 years as well as being an administrator in a variety of different capacities.

 

A focus of Tracy’s career for the past twenty-five years has been on supporting the professional development of Administrators, Teachers, and Teacher assistants. Tracy presents to many private early learning centers in Rhode Island and Massachusetts on a variety of topics, and has presented at the NAEYC Conference multiple times, as well as state AEYC affiliate statewide conferences.

 

Tracy holds a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education and is a member of NAEYC and the Rhode Affiliate, RIAEYC, as well as the National After School Association and has served on many educational sub-committees, Tracy is also a CDA Specialist and Conscious Discipline enthusiast.