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Verner Center for Resilience

Verner Center for Resilience

Teacher Mental Health Matters

WHAT WE OFFER PARTICIPANTS
At Verner Center for Resilience, we offer free group therapy and individualized support catered to the unique experiences of early childhood educators.
MEET THE CLINICIAN
Laura Martin, LCSWA, LCASA Laura has been with Verner for 18 years! She is a mom, wife, trail runner, and lover of water sports. She is a resiliency educator and Circle of Security facilitator. Recently, she became a licensed clinical social worker and a licensed clinical addiction specialist. Laura has dedicated the past 18 years to collaborating with early educators, offering invaluable coaching, reflective supervision, and facilitating Circle of Security Classroom groups. She believes the mental health and well-being of early educators is essential for quality early education.
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About

Teachers deserve to feel good, love their job, take care of their mental health, and have energy when they go home to their families.
Are you looking for a place of refuge, protection, and reflection? A safe and collaborative space in which you are able to slow down, reflect, and feel supported?
Click the button below to express your interest in joining a group! Teacher support groups beginning Fall of 2023!​

Mission

The Verner Center for Resilience is driven to become a leader in developing and providing responsive, meaningful, evidence-based clinical services to strengthen personal and professional resilience.

In pursuit of our mission, we strive to create an environment where educators feel seen, heard, successful, and supported. Our work with educators is informed by an understanding of how trauma can impact the brain and a person’s ability to learn.

We promote resilience and mitigate the effects of trauma throughout our programming. We also provide support services that directly address trauma. ​

The funding to create this impactful program was made possible by: