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Virtual statewide sessions are now available on the PAX Trainings for Kansas event page. Through funding by the Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services, these trainings and related materials are provided at no cost.
PAX, which stands for “Peace, Productivity, Health, and Happiness,” is a set of trauma-informed, evidence-based strategies that teach behavior as a skill set - equipping adults with simple, effective tools to support children and youth across ages, settings, and developmental stages. With training options for schools, caregivers, and community organizations, PAX promotes a universal approach to nurturing positive behavior in young people and aligns well with PBIS.
Organizations interested in scheduling a dedicated training for their staff, or for more information, contact Frances Witt at info@paxis.org.
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