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Digital for Good: Raising Kids to Thrive in an Online World Training (2 free CEUs*)
Event Details
When: Thursday, June 15 from 3–6pm
Where: 261 Aikens Center, Suite 304, Martinsburg, WV 25404
This FREE in-person training is designed to equip social workers, mental health professionals and caregivers with the knowledge and skills needed to help children navigate the complexities of the digital world. Based on the book by Richard Culatta, this training provides practical tips and strategies for fostering healthy online behaviors, promoting digital citizenship, and protecting children from online risks. Whether you’re tech-savvy or just getting started, this training will help you build the confidence and competence needed to raise kids who are not only safe but also thrive in the digital age. Participants will receive 2 free CEUs.*
After the training, join us in celebrating KVC’s first anniversary in the Eastern Panhandle with ice cream and a networking event.
In this training, Robin Atkinson, MSW, LGSW, will help participants:
– Understand the concept of dual citizenship
– Recognize digital dysfunction
– Help kids choose the best online activities
– Set reasonable expectations for device use
– Find the right balance between digital and physical activities
– Stay safe and create safe spaces for others online
*CEUs are valid for individuals in West Virginia who have a social work license or are licensed professional counselors (LPC).
Registration is closed. See you tomorrow!
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About the Trainer
Robin Atkinson, MSW, LGSW is Training and Development Specialist at KVC West Virginia where she supervises the training program for employees and foster/adoptive parents statewide. She creates training curriculums, oversees the internship program, leads the Safety Team as Safety Officer, and organizes the orientation process for all new KVC team members. Robin also leads the training team and encourages them to find the most adaptive, diverse, and fresh training topics that will benefit employees and foster/adoptive parents.