Course | Interoception and Self-Regulation

Free
Elementary school Course | Interoception and Self-Regulation

Provider: Student Wellbeing Hub

Why Eduye Selected This

Selected for its practical, inclusive strategies that help teachers support pupils’ self-regulation, wellbeing, and engagement in learning

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This free online course is suitable for primary and secondary educators with an interest in supporting children and young people with emotional self-regulation, mental health and wellbeing, and social and emotional skills.

Across six interactive modules, this professional learning unpacks key concepts and outlines inclusive strategies which promote engagement with learning in a safe, comfortable classroom environment. It also explores a trauma-informed approach to supporting students who express big emotions or experience behavioural challenges.


What's in the Course?

Module 1. Introduction to Self Regulation
Module 2. Understanding Interoception
Module 3. Individual Differences, Neurodiversity and Mental Health
Module 4. Interoception in the Classroom
Module 5. Trauma and Emotional Dysregulation
Module 6. A Trauma-Informed Approach


What You'll Receive

- Free videos, activities and downloadable resources
- Expanded understanding of self-regulation and interoception
- Certificate of completion
- Videos with experts
- Bite-sized readings
- Interactive activities and quizzing
- Practical strategies and tips
- Downloadable resources and useful links

Course | Interoception and Self-Regulation

  • Paid
Student Wellbeing Hub

Student Wellbeing Hub helps kids in schools. They support their physical and mental, and emotional wellbeing. They give free tools for teachers. This helps make a happy and safe place to learn.



Eduye Product ID: 39730

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