Physical Development: Gross and Fine Motor Skills Why do it alone when you can have a community of support on your side! Parent Circle is an opportunity for caregivers of children ages newborn to age five. These classes helps build a community of support in the journey as your child’s first teacher. RSVP Required To […]

Includes all materials and cards with EMSA stickers, *2 Year Certification. In keeping with COVID precautions, rescue breaths will be simulated. Registration Information: • Check or Money Order Payable to: Catalyst Community (no Cash); Credit cards also accepted • Place in class reserved for the first 12 prepaid students • EMSA Certified Course/Instructor; Accepted by […]

Everyday Play Supports Learning Please join our Building Safe & Strong Families: Everyday Play Supports Learning to discuss the challenges and successes of parenting and to support each other by sharing stories and ideas. Everyday Play Supports Learning takes a closer look at what you can do and are already doing to help your child […]

November 9, 2023 Food Safety During the Holidays and Everyday Join our VIRTUAL Growing, Learning & Caring Partnership. The second Thursday of every month, 1:00pm – 2:00pm on Zoom. Our GLC get-together is an opportunity to explore the joys and challenges of providing care for family, friends, or neighbors. This is a forum for YOU […]

TIC Resiliency Cafes - These are a partnership to enhance your well-being as well as the children in your care. It is an opportunity to explore how to implement practices from TIC training. We will have open-ended discussions about the challenges of working with difficult behaviors, trauma responsive strategies, self-regulation, emotional and sensory awareness, self-care, […]

TIC Resiliency Cafes are a part of the Trauma-Informed Caregiving (TIC) Trainings for Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) providers. Through guided dialogue and conversations with other FFNs, providers will explore topics that reinforce their learning of Trauma-Informed Caregiving principles and strategies to support the children in their care. This is a virtual event which is […]

Integrating knowledge of trauma and early adversity into a roadmap for practices you can adopt to provide trauma-sensitive environments that reduce triggers and promote sensory and emotional literacy. To sign up, call 530.541.5848 or email [email protected]. Classes will be held on Zoom. More Info

TIC Resiliency Cafes are a part of the Trauma-Informed Caregiving (TIC) Trainings for Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) providers. Through guided dialogue and conversations with other FFNs, providers will explore topics that reinforce their learning of Trauma-Informed Caregiving principles and strategies to support the children in their care. This is a virtual event which is […]