ESIT Training Calendar

Join a PFR trainer and ESIT Service Providers from across Washington State to discuss embedding the PFR consultation strategies into your everyday coaching practices. Participants will explore PFR concepts, share experiences of embedding PFR into practice, and receive support and consultation from PFR trainers.  There will be a panelist of providers (PT, SLP and educator) attending various sessions to discuss ways to embed PFR practices into your work with children and families. 

ESIT Providers must have received PFR Level 1, 2, or 3 training to attend. 

OSPI Clock hours available

It is highly encouraged to complete the Domestic Violence Assessment and Response training before this training.

During this course, participants will:

• Learn strategies to support families experiencing violence.
• Learn principles and methods in domestic violence family safety planning.

It can be hard to figure out what will increase the safety of a parent and child who are in a relationship with an abusive partner, especially when ending the relationship is not an option. This five-hour training will give ESIT service providers concrete strategies for supporting domestic violence survivors and families. Attendees will take part in an interactive digitized activity, In Her Shoes: Living with Domestic Violence, walking alongside a domestic abuse survivor.

OSPI clock hours available

Join a PFR trainer and ESIT Service Providers from across Washington State to discuss embedding the PFR consultation strategies into your everyday coaching practices. Participants will explore PFR concepts, share experiences of embedding PFR into practice, and receive support and consultation from PFR trainers.  There will be a panelist of providers (PT, SLP and educator) attending various sessions to discuss ways to embed PFR practices into your work with children and families. 

ESIT Providers must have received PFR Level 1, 2, or 3 training to attend.

OSPI Clock hours available

It is highly encouraged to complete this training prior to attending Safety Planning with Families.

Participants will:

• Build a shared understanding of domestic violence.
• Build skills in assessment, identification, and engagement with families around domestic violence issues.

It can be tough to get a conversation started or to know what to say when someone shares their experience of abuse. This two-part training by the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (WSCADV) will give ESIT service providers practical tools to help families. Information about the role and services provided by community-based domestic violence advocacy programs will be included. 

OSPI clock hours available

Join a PFR trainer and ESIT Service Providers from across Washington State to discuss embedding the PFR consultation strategies into your everyday coaching practices. Participants will explore PFR concepts, share experiences of embedding PFR into practice, and receive support and consultation from PFR trainers.  There will be a panelist of providers (PT, SLP and educator) attending various sessions to discuss ways to embed PFR practices into your work with children and families. 

ESIT Providers must have received PFR Level 1, 2, or 3 training to attend. 

OSPI Clock hours available

This training is a 14-hour workshop focused on foundational knowledge in attachment theory and promoting secure caregiver-child relationships, development of self for infants through preschoolers, understanding and intervening with challenging behaviors, building caregiver reflective capacity, and use of PFR consultation strategies.

OSPI Clock hours available

It is highly encouraged to complete the Domestic Violence Assessment and Response training before this training.

During this course, participants will:

• Learn strategies to support families experiencing violence.
• Learn principles and methods in domestic violence family safety planning.

It can be hard to figure out what will increase the safety of a parent and child who are in a relationship with an abusive partner, especially when ending the relationship is not an option. This five-hour training will give ESIT service providers concrete strategies for supporting domestic violence survivors and families. Attendees will take part in an interactive digitized activity, In Her Shoes: Living with Domestic Violence, walking alongside a domestic abuse survivor.

OSPI clock hours available

Join a PFR trainer and ESIT Service Providers from across Washington State to discuss embedding the PFR consultation strategies into your everyday coaching practices. Participants will explore PFR concepts, share experiences of embedding PFR into practice, and receive support and consultation from PFR trainers.  There will be a panelist of providers (PT, SLP and educator) attending various sessions to discuss ways to embed PFR practices into your work with children and families. 

ESIT Providers must have received PFR Level 1, 2, or 3 training to attend. 

OSPI Clock hours available

This training is a 14-hour workshop focused on foundational knowledge in attachment theory and promoting secure caregiver-child relationships, development of self for infants through preschoolers, understanding and intervening with challenging behaviors, building caregiver reflective capacity, and use of PFR consultation strategies.

OSPI Clock hours available

This training is a 14-hour workshop focused on foundational knowledge in attachment theory and promoting secure caregiver-child relationships, development of self for infants through preschoolers, understanding and intervening with challenging behaviors, building caregiver reflective capacity, and use of PFR consultation strategies.

OSPI Clock hours available