TYT Courses

Train Your Team (TYT) courses are in-house training systems that help child and youth programs strengthen inclusive practices from within. Courses address real challenges in youth programs, from building inclusive environments that support children with disabilities, diverse emotions, and behavioral needs to preventing bullying, understanding differences, and creating consistent program-wide strategies.

Each course is designed for practical use, giving your team strategies they can apply right away and revisit as needed. Explore available courses to find the topics that best fit your program’s goals, staff needs, and priorities. 

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Train Your Team Courses

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Ready, Set, Support: Summer Camp

This course prepares camp leaders and staff for a successful, inclusive summer by building readiness, confidence, and consistency across the team. Participants will leave able to:

* Lead inclusive camp environments where all campers feel safe, seen, and supported

* Respond to challenging behavior with clarity, calm, and developmentally appropriate strategies

* Navigate high-energy days and transitions with systems that reduce stress for staff and campers

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Ready, Set, Support: Before & After School

This course prepares before- and after-school leaders and staff for a strong start to the school year, focusing on inclusion, bullying prevention, and understanding behavior. Staff will gain:

* Ready-to-use trainings and resources that can be implemented immediately in daily programming

* Confidence responding to real-world challenges, from peer conflict to challenging behavior

* Shared language and expectations across the program to support consistency for staff, children, and families

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Ready, Set, Support: Autism

This course prepares child and youth serving leaders and staff to build inclusive programs where children and youth with autism can flourish. This series helps staff:

* Recognize sensory and communication differences and better understand how autism affects children differently

* Create supportive spaces, schedules, routines, and accommodations that help children and youth participate and thrive

* Build trusting relationships with children, youth, and families through respectful communication, partnership, and connection

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Ready, Set, Support: Connect & Redirect

This course is designed to help child and youth-serving programs build confident, consistent approaches to behavior support that last. Participants will:

* Explore the science behind children's behavior

* Learn a step-by-step strategy for responding to challenging moments through connection, build stronger relationships, and support children in developing lifelong self-regulation skills

* Reflect on their responses, recognize triggers, and strengthen their ability to connect and redirect with intention

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