Writing Measurable Social-Emotional Goals

This training will help provide information on introduces service providers to a framework that addresses social-emotional needs and conceptualizing the problem into three categories: symptom, self-report, and coping skill.

This training introduces service providers to a framework that addresses social-emotional needs using an operationally defined and measurable system. This framework emphasizes conceptualizing the problem into three categories: symptom, self-report, and coping skill. Definitions of these categories will be expanded upon, and sample Individual Education Plan (IEP) goals will be discussed.

Intended Audience

  • Special education teachers
  • Counseling enriched program teachers
  • School psychologists and counselors
  • Mental health clinicians

Participant Will

  • Discuss when social-emotional goals are required
  • Increase skills to operationalize and measure social-emotional goals

Presenter

Natalie Jocic, M.S., LEP, ABSNP, School Psychologist

Date

Thursday, January 25, 2024 from 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM (date updated)

Registration

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