Get trained in Solution Team & Solution Coaching 

Student bullying and exclusion are perennial problems that affect nearly every school. Most adult responses fail to prevent these behaviors, and punishment generally makes the situation worse. Unresolved bullying consumes educator time, compromises academic performance, embroils schools in costly litigation and harms the lives of thousands of young people every year.

No Bully developed Solution Team® and Solution Coaching™ as non-punitive alternatives for educators and counselors seeking a new approach.  Research shows that these two interventions stop student bullying in about 90% of cases, making them some of the most effective anti-bullying interventions ever.

Participants at this one-day workshop will learn

• How to lead a team of students through all the stages of a Solution Team® to solve the bullying of one of their peers.

• How to Solution Coach™ students away from the role of bully and target using a relationally based approach to student behavioral change that focuses on building missing social and emotional skills.

• How to integrate Solution Team® and Solution Coaching™ into your school's procedures for resolving challenging student behaviors.

This workshop is offered jointly by New Roads School and No Bully, a respected San Francisco based 501(c)(3) non-profit that has helped many California independent and public schools create  bully-free learning communities that reflect their values.   New Roads School brings together students from the kaleidoscope of communities that makes up Los Angeles, inspiring its students to become creative thinkers, committed citizens, and compassionate human beings.

The workshop will be led by Nicholas Carlisle, MFT, director of No Bully.  Nicholas is a seasoned workshop leader and commentator on student bullying for NPR and other radio stations across the country.

Who:  school administrators, teachers, counselors, therapists, parents and anyone who wants to learn the new generation of best practices for making our schools bully-free.

Cost:  $600 group rate for three to five members or staff. $220 individual rate (or $190 if registered by October 15, 2010).  Lunch not included in registration.