- November 30, 2018
12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
There’s a growing belief that “boys are broken,” but while this crisis mentality is new, routine casualties have always been an inconvenient truth about boyhood.
Male socialization has been a sacrificial experience in which boys are fitted to cultural norms that work against their human natures. In fact, what’s happening to boyhood is more creative disruption than crisis. Women’s rights, civil rights, and gay rights have advanced equality and challenged the historic dominance of white males – and the system of conditioning sustaining it. While many males feel uncertain in this #MeToo moment, there are many indications that a re-imagining of masculinity is well underway.
Educators, coaches, and parents of boys will require support and guidance in this time of transition. The opportunities are huge for school specialists.
ABOUT PRESENTER:
Michael C. Reichert, Ph.D. is an applied and research psychologist who has long been an advocate for children and families. He has counseled youth involved in the juvenile justice system and led treatment teams in a psychiatric hospital. He has created and run programs in both inner city communities and in affluent suburban communities worldwide. He established one of the first school-based research centers devoted to understanding the particular needs of boys and continues to lead The Center for the Study of Boys’ and Girls’ Lives.
Since 1984, Dr. Reichert has maintained a clinical practice outside Philadelphia, PA, specializing in work with boys, men and their families. He has also served as the supervising psychologist at The Haverford School and, more recently, at Tower Hill School in Wilmington, DE.
Program Flyer: Flyer 11.30.18
Location: The Baldwin School - Simpson Center
*Please bring a bag lunch. Dessert and beverages will be supplied.*
Tour of the school with previous request.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:
- demonstrate mastery of the concept that boyhood is a social construction never designed to fit boys’ basic developmental needs and that the costs of this poor fit have been steep for both the society and for males
- apply key dimensions of child development – emotional literacy, friendship and intimacy, health and wellness, violence, digital citizenship – to the gendered nature of threats and casualties
- describe a relational approach to teaching, mentoring and parenting boys for its power to nurture virtue and resilience
CE CREDITS:
This session is co-sponsored by the PSCP: The Psychology Network and Specialists of Schools. PSCP is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer Continuing Education (CE) for psychologists. PSCP maintains responsibility for the program and its content. This program provides 2 hours of CE credits for Licensed Psychologists, Social Workers, Licensed Professional Counselors, and Marriage and Family Therapists.
FEES:
This workshop is free for members of SOS, PSCP, and staff at the host school. There is a $15.00 admission fee for others. CE credits and Act 48 credits are $30.00 each. Payment must be made online via credit card at the time of registration (choose "Pay by Credit Card" option during checkout), or by check or money order made out to SOS (choose the "Pay by Check/Money Order" option during checkout). NO CASH PLEASE.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
You are holding a spot so reservations for this workshop are non-refundable. If you cancel at least 48 hours before the event, you will be issued a credit (minus a $10 transaction fee) to use for another SOS workshop within the year.
TO REGISTER:
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If you are not a member but are interested in joining SOS, complete our membership application online and login BEFORE you register.
Please note: SOS members who are logged in during registration can review all of their past registration details from their Members page.
In order to register for the workshop, any CE and/or ACT48 credits
- Select the appropriate ticket option that contains your desired combination and click the "Register Now" button.
- On the next screen you will complete the Attendee Information fields, Address Information fields (if applicable) and CE & ACT48 Credits fields (if applicable) and then
- If there is a fee to collect - click the "Proceed to Payment Options" button
- On the next screen you will select your method of payment
- "Pay by Check/Money Order"
- Click "Proceed to Finalize Registration"
- That's it! Your registration will process, and you'll be shown a confirmation screen where you can view/print your receipt. You will also receive an email confirmation containing your registration information. We recommend you save/print a receipt for your records.
- If you choose to mail your payment before the workshop please send along a copy of your receipt with payment to SOS or you may bring a check/money order with you to the workshop. NO CASH PLEASE.
- "Pay by Credit Card"
- Click the "Pay Now" button to enter your credit card details.
- In the pop-up window enter your billing information followed by your credit card information and click Pay Now.
- If payment is successful you'll be shown a confirmation screen where you can view/print your receipt. You will also receive an email confirmation containing your registration information. We recommend you save/print a receipt for your records.
- "Pay by Check/Money Order"
- On the next screen you will select your method of payment
- If there is no fee to collect - click the "Proceed to Finalize Registration"
- That's it! Your registration will process, and you'll be shown a confirmation screen where you can view/print your receipt. You will also receive an email confirmation containing your registration information.
- If there is a fee to collect - click the "Proceed to Payment Options" button
Venue: The Baldwin School - Simpson Center
Venue Phone: 610-525-2700 - school
Venue Website: www.baldwinschool.org
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