A live-virtual workshop, for family child care providers, that will fuel positivity and optimism.
This workshop focuses on some of the biggest struggles faced in early education such as compassion fatigue, mental health, optimism, attitude, and being present. Join Ellen for an uplifting, inspirational session where you will participate in a balance of small and large group discussion and hear inspirational stories from the field that will fuel positivity and optimism. You are sure to leave wanting to know more!
About the presenter, Ellen Drolette.
Ellen brings over 30 years of experience in the early childhood field. Her enthusiasm and passion for working with young children and families are as enormous as her passion for working with early childhood teachers, directors, mentors, administrators, and the entire team of early
childhood has had many roles in the ECE profession, including owning a family childcare program, being a Global Leader with the World Forum Foundation, engaging as a past Board member of the National Association for Family Child Care, and authoring several articles for Exchange Magazine and was awarded a Master Leader by Exchange Magazine in 2016. Her first book, Overcoming Teacher Burnout in Early Childhood: Strategies for Change, was published in 2018 by Redleaf Press.
Ellen is a certified practitioner in Appreciative Inquiry and is teaching educators how to goodify their lives by using AI as a strategy for overcoming burnout. Ellen speaks around the country and works for Seed and Sew, supporting teachers in raising emotionally intelligent tiny humans.
Ellen has been a Life is Good Playmaker for many years and incorporates play into every opportunity
Ellen resides in the Lake Champlain Islands of Vermont with her husband. She is a parent and a grandparent.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from Ellen Drolette on March 23rd, 2023!
Workshop Details
When: March 23, 2023
Where: Live-Virtual Training
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Registration Deadline: March 20, 2023