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We love hearing from our training participants! Here’s what a middle school teacher from the Northeastern United States just shared via email: “I wish that I had known about LSCI before getting into the classroom. It’s been THE most usable and effective course I have taken. I have a 6th grader this year who becomes … Continued

Have you completed LSCI training? Do you love it? Do you often wonder how you ever did your job prior to the knowledge and skills you gained through LSCI training? You sound like you might make a great LSCI Senior Trainer! If you’d like to be part of certifying staff in your organization in the … Continued

BIG NEWS! The LSCI Institute will begin offering a brand new resource for all professionals and parents, starting TOMORROW, Monday, January 7th! Any guesses on what it will be? Let us know what you think in the comments section below. This picture offers a hint… Make sure to check back tomorrow to see if you … Continued

You have until 11:59pm on 12/31 to take advantage of our offer to complete any of the LSCI Institute’s online trainings at a 20% discount! Follow these simple steps: 1. Register and complete payment before 2019 begins, here. 2. Start the class whenever you want. 3. Take as long as you need to complete the … Continued

We are excited to announce that between now and the end of 2018, the price of the 8-session LSCI Group Curriculum for Kids will be dropped from $395 to just $99! Don’t miss this chance to bring LSCI concepts and SEL skills to your students & clients! Click here to find out how to purchase … Continued

LSCI training helps young people learn to express their emotions in constructive ways, rather than “bleeding” on the people they need most. Learn more about the use of the “Red Flag” intervention and how to reach young people who act out toward unsuspecting helpers, sparking explosive power struggles. www.lsci.org

In LSCI training, we teach professionals and parents a specific set of skills for helping young people who displace their anger onto unsuspecting, often undeserving others. While much of our training is serious, occasionally we do like to take a light-hearted look at challenging behaviors, as they are portrayed in TV and film. This clip, … Continued