Training

Doc Wayne offers interactive training sessions based on the do the good (DtG) curriculum and can adapt training to your vital program needs. DtG trainings are delivered through the mediums of teambuilding activities, interactive discussions, active play, and short teaching sessions. To learn more about our program please contact Rebekah Conway Roulier at rroulier@docwayne.org.

DtG Trainings currently offered include:  

 

• The Trauma-Sensitive Approach to Sport, Recreation, and Physical Education
• Sport as therapy and “the hook” to teach life skills.
• DtG Level I Skills & Level II Skills - DBT & ARC for Sport and Life
• Building a Doc Wayne Culture

• Tips for Value Adds - How DtG can build competency and strengths within your program and in all aspects of your player’s lives. 

Recent and Upcoming Workshops and Presentations:

• Roulier, Rebekah. The Use of a Therapeutic Curriculum In Physical Education. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Eastern District 2012 Convention. Valley Forge, PA. (February, 2013). To register click here: http://www.aahperd.org/about/districts/eastern/convention.cfm

• Roulier, Rebekah, Valila, Nikki & Cohen, David. DBT: Sports in Behavioral Health Treatment of Youth. Massachusetts Human Service Providers’37th Annual Convention and Expo Caring it Forward. Boston, MA.  (October, 2012). To register click here: http://secure.providers.org/civicrm/event/register?reset=1&id=453

• Roulier, Rebekah & Kristen Rasmussen. Girls on the Field: How to Successfully Balance Your Life as an Adolescent Female Athlete. Moving Tradition’s Celebr8-U Conference. Newton, MA. (April, 2012).
• Roulier, Rebekah & Pike, Emily. The Use of Sport in the Behavioral Health Treatment of Youth (2012). Symposium for the Northeast Atlantic Sport Psychology Conference, Philadelphia, PA
• Cohen, David & Roulier, Rebekah (Panelists) Young Minds Behind Bars: The State of Mental Health Care within the Juvenile Justice System. Sponsored by Wheelock College (Boston, MA-December, 2011)