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Triple P Success Story: Comprehensive Support Leads to Stronger Families

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Recently, we witnessed a fantastic example of our program's impact on the lives of families in our community. One of our clients recently completed her Triple P, Level 4 program. Throughout this program, she demonstrated incredible strength and determination as she worked through various challenges.

 

Recognizing that additional support could benefit her family, we connected her with one of our skilled counselors. Transportation can often be a barrier to accessing services, but we eliminated that obstacle by providing her with a ride to the intake appointment. The great news is that the parent will soon begin virtual counseling sessions! This personalized support will empower her to navigate challenges and build a stronger, more resilient family unit.

 

This story perfectly illustrates the heart of our program. We go beyond the hour-long sessions; we offer a comprehensive support network. We recognize that family well-being is interconnected, and by providing resources like counseling, we can make a profound difference in people's lives.

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PIL Professional Tip of the Month
School's Out! Summer Fun Tips from Woods Early Learning Center Heather Fidler ☀️.

Children in this age bracket typically enjoy doing it all. However, their attention span is not long, usually no more than 15-20 minutes. Allow the child to lead so that you as the caregiver are doing what the child is interested in. Activities that could last a bit longer than those the child finds engaging!


Sensory Activities

  • Play Doh, Slime, Sand
  • Water Play
  • Finger Painting



Allows the child to be creative and use their imagination. This also helps promote fine motor skills so that the child is able to use their pincer grasp to write, use eating utensils and pick up small objects. Water play is great for sensory input as the child will be able to scoop/pour and of course be wet in the process.

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Enhanced Care, Expanded Learning

Recognizing the unique needs of medically complex children and collaborating with home health agencies, we've added two dedicated nurses to our team. These skilled professionals work alongside our compassionate teachers to provide essential medical care, allowing all children, regardless of their abilities, to fully participate in our enriching curriculum. This collaborative approach ensures that every child at Partners in Learning receives the support and opportunities they deserve to thrive, creating an inclusive environment where all can learn, grow, and play together.

Community Connections

Investing in our community is part of our mission. Our esteemed Mental Health Director, Angel Thomas, provided two workshops for Salisbury Academy. The first session, a practical guide to stress management techniques, was designed with the demands placed on our educators in mind. The workshop provided tools that you can implement immediately to navigate stress effectively. These techniques can enhance your well-being and improve interactions with students and colleagues.


The second workshop, following up, delved into the art of active listening. This session emphasized recognizing and interpreting nonverbal cues. Honing these communication skills allows staff to build stronger relationships with students, understand their needs more effectively, and foster a more positive and supportive learning environment.

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Acknowledgement
Employee Partner of the Month

Many of our staff have dedicated the majority of their career to Partners In Learning. This month we recognize Madelin Contreras, Developmental Therapist


Click here to read about Madelin Contreras.

Volunteer of the Month

Many parents and community members have dedicated their personal time to support Partners In Learning. This month, we recognize Sarah Hailey, a parent at our Novant location. Her generous spirit is evident in her numerous contributions. From thoughtfully donating classroom supplies to lending a helping hand to our administrative staff, Hailey's support is invaluable. Her ability to connect with both children and parents has created a warm and welcoming atmosphere within our community.

Click here to read about our Partners In Service program.

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Woods Site: 1775 S. MLK Jr. Ave, Salisbury
Novant Site: 519 Best St., Salisbury
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