Bring the Essential Skills Framework to Your Organization
Choose the option that works best for you: DIY, Get certified, or let Charle lead.
DIY & Download the Essential Skills Facilitator Kit
- 1-year license
- Instructional videos
- Facilitator guides
- Implementation tools
- Training roadmap
Get immediate access to all materials.
Become a Certified Facilitator and Lead With Confidence
- 3-day intensive
- Certification
- 1-year license
- Facilitation training
- Printed copy of the book
Earn facilitator certification quickly.
Charle Leads to Address a Specific Issue
- 60 min. + Q&A
- Target a problem
- Personalized solutions
- Choose your topics(s)
- Customize your PD day
Solve recurring issues with targeting training.
TRAINING TOPICS
Targeted training for the challenges affecting schools, healthcare, and employee wellness.
Although roles and settings differ, people across industries face many of the same challenges: stress, anxiety, avoidance, difficult behavior, conflict, disengagement, and emotional overload. Each session is customized with relevant examples, language, and applications for your audience.
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The Language of Behavior
A Framework to Address Common Issues With Clarity & Confidence
Learn to look beneath challenging, confusing, or disruptive behavior, identify what may be driving it, and respond in ways that reduce defensiveness and improve connection, accountability, and outcomes.
Applicable to classrooms, leadership, supervision, clinical work, customer-facing roles, and team relationships.
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Anxiety & Avoidance
Turning Pressure Into Performance
Understand how anxiety drives avoidance, procrastination, shutdown, reassurance-seeking, and resistance—and learn practical strategies that increase participation, confidence, and follow-through.
Applicable to student attendance, classroom engagement, workplace performance, treatment participation, leadership, and difficult transitions.
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De-Escalation Under Pressure
What to Notice, Say, and Do Before Behavior Peaks
Recognize early signs of escalation and use practical verbal, nonverbal, and environmental strategies to reduce tension, interrupt power struggles, and respond more effectively during emotionally charged situations.
Applicable to schools, behavioral-health settings, workplaces, public-facing roles, and leadership teams. *This session focuses on prevention and relational de-escalation. It does not include physical-intervention or restraint certification.
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Working With Difficult People
Staying Effective When Emotions Run High
Learn to recognize defensiveness, reactivity, control struggles, and unproductive communication patterns while maintaining composure, clarity, boundaries, and accountability.
Applicable to colleagues, students, employees, clients, families, supervisors, and customers.
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Thriving Under Pressure
Maintaining Self-Control in High Demand Environments
Understand how pressure affects attention, decision-making, behavior, communication, and performance. Participants leave with practical strategies for recognizing stress signals, regulating their responses, and recovering more effectively.
Applicable to educators, leaders, clinicians, employees, caregivers, and teams.
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Managing Behavior Under Pressure
Responding Effectively When Others Push Back
Learn practical strategies for establishing expectations, preventing power struggles, responding consistently, and increasing participation without sacrificing accountability.
Applicable to educators, leaders, clinicians, employees, caregivers, and teams.
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ADHD, Attention & Engagement
Support Strategies for Focus and Follow-Through
Explore how ADHD and executive-functioning differences affect attention, organization, emotional regulation, motivation, time management, and task completion—and learn strategies that support success without shame or unnecessary power struggles.
Applicable to students, employees, leaders, clinicians, and teams.
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Depression & Anxiety - BFFs
Breaking the Cycle of Worry, Withdrawal, and Overwhelm
Understand how anxiety and depression reinforce one another through avoidance, isolation, rumination, exhaustion, and reduced activity. Participants learn how to recognize the cycle and support practical movement toward engagement and recovery.
Applicable to schools, workplaces, behavioral-health organizations, leadership teams, and helping professionals.
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Working Through Loss
How to Recognize, Respond, and Refer
Learn how to notice meaningful changes in behavior, begin an appropriate conversation, respond without diagnosing or overstepping, and connect someone with additional support.
Applicable to educators, administrators, school counselors, managers, HR leaders, supervisors, and helping professionals.
Most topics are available virtually or in person as a 90-minute targeted session, half-day workshop, or full-day intensive.
See What Leaders Are Saying
"Thank you for giving me valuable and usable skills, a different way of thinking to help others, and ways to be more effective! Presenter was very lively! Great and meaningful!" -Elementary Student Support Leader, VA
"In just one session, I learned proper terminology and plans of action for real life issues I’d been trying to figure out from scratch. Thanks!" -K-12 School Counselor, KY
"Great information and strategies that can be used in daily life with students, parents and coworkers." -High School Administrator, AK