Survive the Hive: Strategies to Aid Young Women in Cultivating Healthy Relationships Webinar – Single User

Description

Grades 6-12
What You Will Learn
n a world of deprecating and objectifying mass-media messages, girls are in a constant struggle with self-image and beliefs about developing normal relationships and friendships. While girls and boys deal with many of the same issues, some relationship struggles are unique to the experience of being female in our society. Girls are inundated with media messages and societal beliefs that can negatively impact them. When these messages are left unchallenged, girls can fall into a dangerous cycle of relational aggression or girl bullying. Author and internationally recognized consultant Stephanie Jensen likens the dynamics of female relational aggression to the environment of a beehive hostile and sustained by strict social hierarchy.
n this informative 90-minute webinar, join Stephanie as she identifies areas to grow girls self-and social-awareness by exploring three Bs Beliefs, Belonging and Becoming. Beliefs addresses self-awareness, common misguided thoughts and body image issues.’ Belonging addresses social-awareness and identifies the common roles within the social hierarchy of female relationships.’ Becoming’ addresses the importance of setting goals beyond the proverbial glass ceiling and providing problem-solving tools to help girls discover who they want to become.
This webinar will refresh and invigorate your ability to inspire girls to build healthy relationships by addressing the following topics:

Media Messages and Self-image
Subjectification vs. Objectification
Relationship Fact and Fiction
Social Structures in Unhealthy Friendships
Social Media and Cyberbullying in the Girls World
Goal-Setting and Personal Growth

Learning Objectives

Understand the importance of relationships in girls development.
dentify the six forms of relational aggression.
Explore best practices in developing the five social and emotional competencies in girls.
Define the common roles in girls social hierarchies.
Grasp key strategies for engaging girls in healthy relationship patterns.
Assist girls in discovering positive connections outside of unhealthy relationships.
Learn new strategies to apply with the girls you support.

Who Should Attend:

Principals
Administrators
Teachers
School Counselors
School Social Workers
Special Education Personnel

You Will Also Receive:
To augment the PowerPoint presentation and activities, each participant will receive a (PDF) resource packet of the presentation with ideas, reproducible forms, activities and other suggested resources.
About the Presenter:

Stephanie Jensen, MS speaks at national conferences and school districts across the country as well as internationally. She combines research, practical strategies, prevention planning, parent education crisis intervention and curriculum implementation in her presentations. She has held positions as classroom teacher, team leader, administrator, trainer and education consultant and national speaker. She also holds a masters degree in clinical counseling, focusing her efforts on adolescent and family issues. In recent years Stephanie has applied her passion for adolescents to focus on the dynamics of relational aggression, cyberbullying and sexualized bullying. ’She is the author of Thrive in the Hive: Surviving the Girls World of Good and Bad Relationship Bee-Haviors and the soon-to-be-released Princess Priscilla and the Bully-Bee Day.
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