RISE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES
Module 4:
Characteristics
This Module is the third and final that focuses on the element of Relationships (R) within the RISE framework. The Relationships section is defined as the elements for engaging in authentic relationships rooted in emotional intelligence. This. This learning module covers Characteristics.
Participants will learn the importance of applying practices of intentional engagement as a youth care professional. This module will explore the key personal characteristics found in a relational approach and increase participants ability to demonstrate and foster the characteristics as a way to allow for optimal healing to occur.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will learn the importance of applying practices of intentional engagement as a youth care professional. This module will explore the key personal characteristics found in a relational approach and increase participants ability to demonstrate and foster the characteristics as a way to allow for optimal healing to occur.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify relationship-based characteristics that you can exhibit to promote wellness and resilience when working with youth.
- Describe the importance of intentionality when “showing up” for youth.
- Learn practices to increase professional’s intentionality.
CYC Competencies: Relationship & Communication
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Module 4 of 13
1.15 hours this module,
18.25 in total for all modules
18.25 in total for all modules
Module 4 Resources
Slide Handout and
Learning Guide
Certificate of completion available
Course Lessons
Created by
Tonya Hotchkin, LMFT, RPT, CTRP-C
Vice President Clinical Services
Vice President Clinical Services
Tonya earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work with a minor in Family Studies from University of Northern Iowa in 2007, and her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Mount Mercy University in 2012.
Tonya has served in a variety of positions and programs in the social services field including inpatient, community based, school based, prevention and outpatient care with her current role being the Vice President of Clinical Services at Tanager Place.
Tonya is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Registered Play Therapist and Certified Trauma Practitioner. Tonya has advanced training in Theraplay, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, Sand Tray and Play Therapy. Tonya is an adjunct professor through Mount Mercy University and has been published for knowledge related to trauma and resilience. Tonya developed the RISE: Wellness and Resilience Framework and has provided a variety of speaking events related to leadership, trauma, resilience and working with children and families in the mental health field.
Tonya is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Registered Play Therapist and Certified Trauma Practitioner. Tonya has advanced training in Theraplay, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, Sand Tray and Play Therapy. Tonya is an adjunct professor through Mount Mercy University and has been published for knowledge related to trauma and resilience. Tonya developed the RISE: Wellness and Resilience Framework and has provided a variety of speaking events related to leadership, trauma, resilience and working with children and families in the mental health field.
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Jennifer Null, LMFT, RPT-SInstitute of Learning Director
Jennie serves as Director of the Meraki Institute of Learning at Tanager Place in Cedar Rapids IA. Jennie is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Registered Play Therapy Supervisor. She has advanced training in Family Therapy, Play Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Clinical Supervision, Restorative Practices, and Leadership. Jennie has presented internationally on topics related to leadership, staff development, trauma informed care, resilience, and wellbeing.
Jennie has also designed and facilitated professional development courses for school districts, non-profits, and youth and family service providers focused on the RISE: Wellness & Resilience Framework, trauma informed care, youth mental health considerations, family & parent engagement, compassion resiliency, and various leadership topics. She finds passion assisting others on their journey whether it be in a therapeutic relationship, clinical supervision and growth, facilitating highly reflective training, or mentoring.
