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Jump Start 2026
Friday October 9, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm MDT
Limited Capacity seats available
Parents and professionals will benefit from this playful approach to self-compassion for the positive social-emotional well-being of school age and preschool children. They will be introduced to developing awareness and a sense of curiosity using the feelings habit animals. Resilience habit animals will help us know we are not alone and we can be kind to ourselves. These characters will support adults in practicing and modeling self-compassion with children by responding to mistakes and stress with understanding and resilience. The habit animals provide a shared language of habits that can be used as external compassionate voices and to teach specific self-compassion skills to children. Online resources about the curriculum, training, and how to incorporate in programs will be discussed.
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Teri Henke

Associate Professor, Emerita, Retired from Weber State University
Dr. Teri Henke has held teaching and leadership roles in programs serving children and adults across a variety of settings for over 40 years. Prior to retiring from the Child and Family Studies Department at Weber State University in 2024, she taught early childhood education courses... Read More →
Friday October 9, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm MDT
Meeting Room 103
  Prevention, Safety and Wellness

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