LSCI Supports Students’ Mental Health
Every child. Every day. This article, originally posted on NPR.org last Fall, is an excellent look at the role schools play in supporting the needs of young people–from traditional academic … Continue Reading
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LSCI with Hurt Children: A Red Flag Reclaiming Intervention Example
Ever wonder what LSCI really sounds like, when put into action with children and youth? Here’s your chance to “listen in” on a Red Flag intervention, conducted in Belgium by … Continue Reading
LSCI with Hurt Children: A Red Flag Reclaiming Intervention
Life Space Crisis Intervention with Hurt Children: A Red Flag Reclaiming Intervention By: Gerrit deMoor, LSCI Master Trainer Master Facilitator of the International Virtues Project MFC Sint-Gregorius, Belgium Introduction & … Continue Reading
Teachers & Snow Days
To all of our Mid-Atlantic & NorthEast USA colleagues who are getting a “Blizzard Break” from school this week:
LSCI’s Historical Roots
Did you know that the relationship-based, trauma-informed strategies of Life Space Crisis Intervention are deeply rooted in the work of some of our field’s greatest thinkers? From Anna Freud, whose … Continue Reading
What Participants in Canada are Saying About LSCI Training
Here’s what professionals from the Wolf Creek Division School in Ponoka, Alberta, Canada are saying about their recent LSCI training with certified Senior Trainer, Rob Reid: “The Trainer is … Continue Reading
Passive Aggressive Behavior in Children
Many of us have a love/hate relationship with all of the useless bits of information that can be found on Facebook. While the heat intensity of a friend’s coffee, the naughtiness … Continue Reading
Great Ideas for Connecting with Hard-to-Like Students
LSCI is based on the belief that every young person has a story. Using LSCI’s specific strategies and 6-stage process, trained adults facilitate the process of a child telling his/her … Continue Reading
Children in Crisis are an Adult’s Opportunity to Do their Best Work
The LSCI Institute: Turning student crises into learning opportunities since 1991.
Is there a Passive-Aggressive Person in Your Life?
Do you live or work with someone who chronically procrastinates, purposely carries out tasks at a sub-standard level, or lets problems happen even when they could easily prevent them? Do … Continue Reading