The Transformative Power of Gratitude:
How It Can Change Your Life

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Intermediate

Intermediate:

0.5 CEUs

Your certificate of completion will be for 0.5 learning CEUs, including 0 ETH and 0 SUP.
Gratitude Series
In this webinar, you will explore the transformative power of gratitude and its impact on personal and collective well-being. The historical and philosophical roots of gratitude are discussed, highlighting the contributions of ancient philosophers and contemporary scientific research on gratitude. You will learn how gratitude can improve mental and emotional health, enhance relationships, and even create a more compassionate and harmonious society. The importance of authentic gratitude is emphasized and practical techniques for incorporating gratitude into daily life are provided.

What will I learn?

Objectives

Participation

 Audience

   Explain the concept of gratitude as a universal value that has existed across various cultures and societies for thousands of years.
   Discuss scientific evidence supporting the practice of gratitude and its positive effects on mental and emotional well-being.
   Analyze how the practice of gratitude can contribute to building a more welcoming, compassionate, and harmonious society.
This learning opportunity is relevant for:
       General Educators
       Special Educators
       Paraprofessionals
       Behavior Technicians
       Behavior Analysts
       Building Administrators
       District Administrators
   self-guided learning on-demand
   26 minutes of video learning
   3 question learning check
   certificate of completion

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Who am I learning from?

Heather Volchko, BCBA

Heather Volchko is a school-based consultant and program evaluator specializing in emotional and behavioral disorders, contextual behavior analysis, organizational behavior management, and leadership psychology. She has been a coordinator, teacher, and paraprofessional in therapeutic, alternative, self-contained, resource, and correctional settings. Outside of her professional work, she has worked abroad with various international education organizations as well as stateside with organizations facilitating upward mobility. Heather is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with her Bachelors in Special Education, Masters in Educational Psychology, and is currently pursuing her doctorate.

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