CS Learning Pathways

Educators

Below you will find courses for helping teachers, educators, para-professionals and administrators to be able to work with students struggling with mental health and substance use.

Child Abuse Mandated Reporter

Child abuse mandated reporter will provide essential knowledge about the community responsibilities, including identifying the four types of abuse: physical, emotional, sexual, and neglect. Explore the influence of cultural biases and socioeconomic factors on families while engaging in interactive discussions to enhance their skills in recognizing and responding to signs of abuse.

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Capacitacion Sobre La Denuncia Obligatoria de Abuso Infantil

Este taller GRATIS brindará a los informantes obligatorios de abuso infantil conocimientos esenciales sobre sus responsabilidades y los cuatro tipos de abuso: físico, emocional, sexual y negligencia. Además, explorará cómo los prejuicios culturales y los factores socioeconómicos influyen en las familias, fortaleciendo las habilidades para reconocer y responder a las señales de abuso.

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Gangs 101

Gangs have a significant impact on our community, and especially our schools. This course focuses on various elements related to gang involvement and what educators can do about it.

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Creating a Trauma-Informed Classroom Environment

Trauma impacts everything—the brain, the body, and the capacity to learn. Participants will learn strategies to recognize trauma responses, reduce re-traumatization, and foster resilience through relationship-building and routines. Ideal for educators seeking to better support all students, especially those affected by adverse childhood experiences.

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Keys to Understanding Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

This course provides key information about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and its commonly associated complications, along with tools for prevention and intervention.

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The Superpowers of Sleep, Stress and Self-Care

This course focuses on research around stress and sleep, and how we can use self-care to help us thrive.

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Seeing the Unseen: A Guide to Youth Mental Wellness

An introductory look at youth mental health, focusing on common challenges such as anxiety, depression, and toxic stress. Participants will gain tools to recognize early signs, respond with empathy, and connect youth to appropriate support resources.

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Request a Training

Looking for a training that we don’t currently offer? You can use the link below to request specific trainings to meet your school’s needs.

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OUR VISION

CS Learning provides mission-driven learning for our colleagues and community that create opportunities for transformational growth and development.

“ At Community Solutions I met some wonderful women who helped me with my fears and helped me understand that I did not deserve to be abused by anyone. ”

Luz, age 50, Solutions to Violence

“ [Community Solutions] helped me with my problems and were there when I was having hard times. They have helped my family with a place to live and helped us pay some bills and buy some food when we needed it. ”

Serena, age 15, Child & Youth Behavioral Health

“ I cannot describe very well but all I know is that each day is getting better. Your program helps. ”

Jin, age 62, Adult Behavioral Health

“ Thanks to the program, I left the ugly house I was living in that had two small windows for the 8 of us, dirt floors, broken windows, no door, and the toilet always clogging. Now my children and I have a nice apartment where we have more space, privacy, and carpet where we can be barefoot. ”

Teresa, age 38, Solutions to Violence Supportive Housing Program
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