In-Service Workshops

MPY is committed to bringing cutting-edge information and high-quality professional development to Massachusetts educators, students, and parents. Workshops are facilitated by experts recognized in the fields of education, psychology, social work, counseling, and student safety.

MPY partners with members to tailor workshops to meet the individual school’s unique and varied needs. Each member district/organization may select up to five in-service workshops annually. The following workshops are available for staff and parents. MPY does not offer PDPs and/or CEUs for in-service workshops.

For more information or to schedule workshops, please contact Prevention and Education Coordinator, Amy Welch at amy@mpyinc.org.

In-Service Workshops

The following workshops are available for staff, students and parents. Workshops are offered both in person and via Zoom. MPY requires a minimum of 25 participants for staff workshops and a minimum of 40 participants for parent and caregiver workshops. Exceptions are made on a case by case basis.

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Using DBT to Create a Skills-Based Culture

School personnel will receive an introduction of select DBT skills and how to use them with students. This training can be tailored for any staff.
Mental and Behavioral Health
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DBT in Schools

School personnel will learn select DBT skills and how to use them with students to improve emotion regulation. This workshop can be tailored for any staff although it is geared toward counselors, specialized classrooms, and 1:1s who work with emotionally dysregulated students (e.g. paraprofessionals).
Mental and Behavioral Health
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Mindfulness in Schools

School personnel will receive an introduction of mindfulness exercises and learn how to use them with students. This training can be tailored for any staff although most often geared toward counselors and teachers
Minfulness and Self-Care for Educators
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Understanding PANS/PANDAS (Limited In-Person Availability)

Learn how infections and viruses may trigger a wide range of neuropsychiatric responses. We will talk about why these illnesses can be easily missed, how they are diagnosed, what treatments are used, and how to support students in a school setting.
Mental and Behavioral Health