Self Esteem Boston: Serving Our Community for 15 Years. Self-esteem is critical to human development. Self Esteem Boston Educational Institute is the agency that has the best model for teaching the tools of self-esteem for social service and workforce development programs in Massachusetts.
Services Provided
Direct-Service Programs: "The Skills for Success Program" is a psycho-educational training curriculum designed specifically to address the issues faced by individuals in transition from dependence on various forms of public assistance to viable, sustained self-sufficiency. This expanded life skills program develops basic self-esteem tools and essential personal skills such as setting and achieving goals, positive communication, effective parenting, leadership skills, learning how to work successfully with others, and sustaining accountability.
Staff Development programs are available on a fee-for-service basis. Created on the model of "Skills for Success," these training programs can be adapted for the particular needs of different organizations. Participants include staff members of skills training and employment programs, human service agencies, shelters and rehabilitation facilities, and child care agencies.
Continuing Education Programs for Social Workers, Licensed Mental Health Counselors, Drug and Alcohol Counselors, Teachers, Group Leaders and Direct Care Staff: The one-day “Self-Esteem Principles and Practices” and The four-day "Skills for Success Facilitator Qualification Program (FQP)" were created to train staff members at other agencies to integrate the self-esteem philosophy into their daily work with clients, and to learn to facilitate effective groups using the self-esteem philosophy. Self Esteem Boston will offer new programming for Graduates of the one-day and four-day CEU programs. 2008 course offerings will include “Advanced Facilitation Skills,” “Motivational Interviewing,” “Curriculum Adaptation.” In addition, the entire Skills For Success curriculum will be available for sale to fouor-day FQP Graduates. Please check web-site for updates.
Community Programs The “Do You Have Extreme Esteem.. How do you measure success” is in its second year and can be seen on the MBTA, radio and television stations in the Boston area to educate the Boston community on building healthy self-esteem.
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