COMING SOON!

SPGCT offers on-site and virtual Professional Development trainings and workshops for professionals and parents.

Providing high-quality care and support means equipping both staff and parents with the right tools to help every child thrive. These workshops help create a supportive, structured, and engaging environment for all children. By learning key strategies from our professional therapy team, caregivers can enhance communication, promote independence, and support children’s overall development.

Trainings customized based on your organization’s needs

One-Time Workshops: Ideal for introducing foundational concepts and practical strategies.
Ongoing Series: in-depth sessions that progressively build skills and knowledge.
Consultation and Feedback: On-site consultation sessions to provide hands-on support and tailored feedback.

Who Can Benefit?

Teachers and Classroom Aides
Daycare Providers and Directors
Paraprofessionals
Parents
Camp and Afterschool Programs
Pediatrician and Healthcare Offices
Dentist and Orthodontist Offices

Toilet Training

class designed to support parents with practical tips, strategies, and encouragement for a successful potty training journey. Learn how to recognize readiness signs, create routines, and handle common challenges with confidence.

Behavior Strategies & Safety Training

equips parents and professionals with effective tools to manage challenging behaviors while promoting a safe and supportive environment. Learn practical techniques to encourage positive behavior, de-escalate conflicts, and ensure your child's well-being at home and in the community.

Supporting big emotions with coping skills

offers parents and professionals practical techniques to help children understand, express, and manage their feelings. Learn evidence-based strategies to build emotional resilience and support kids through everyday challenges.

Increasing Language Through Play

how to use everyday play to support and expand a child’s language development. Discover fun, engaging strategies to encourage communication, vocabulary growth, and social interaction through meaningful play.