The Project Harmony Training Institute

The Project Harmony Training Institute is able to provide our community with great training opportunities, many at no cost, because of the generous support of our community funders.

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In Project Harmony's "Navigating Discord" training, you'll embark on a journey to understand the intricacies of client interactions and the pitfalls that can disrupt these relationships. Through this microlearning, explore common traps, recognize the related challenges, and analyze your own reactions and adjustments in these situations. By the end, your newfound knowledge will empower you to evaluate client relationships introspectively and develop strategies to navigate these interactions more effectively, ensuring a smoother, more productive relationship with your clients. Read more

Resilience is a quality that may grow over time as we nurture protective factors so challenging circumstances do not become as devastating. Read more

Home visits are a common part of case management duties. In this microlearning, we point out observations to take in from the moment you arrive at a client's address to entering the home. Being mindful and alert throughout the entire appointment is essential, but this lesson only covers recommendations for the arrival portion. Read more

In this microlearning session, you'll explore how the teenage brain responds uniquely to social media. You'll also discover important areas to safeguard as your adolescent navigates their social media experience. Read more

The stages of change are a defined progression of attitudes and actions surrounding some kind of long-term change. These can be applied to workplace dynamics, personal goals, parenting, and more. Learn the vocabulary associated with these stages as a precursor to learning the nuances of behavioral change and ambivalence in Ready, Set, Change! Read more

This microlearning will identify five basic questions to ask or deduce when a child discloses abuse or neglect. The answers to these questions equip that trusted adult to call the Abuse and Neglect Hotline or 911. Learners should be able to reason why these are appropriate and envision how they would act in this kind of situation. Read more

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