Workshops for Youth-Serving Professionals
Brighter Days Training Workshops are educational sessions designed to teach participants research, practical skills, techniques, and ideas they can use the next day in their work. Workshops are participatory, time-specific (1.5–3 hours), and built around real-world application, not lecture. Beyond the content, workshops create a sense of community and shared purpose with other professionals working alongside the same kids and families you serve.
How workshops work today
Workshops are currently offered on a contracted basis for organizations, school districts, community coalitions, and conferences. To schedule a workshop or request a custom topic, email training@brighterdaystx.org.
Email UsWorkshop topic categories
Over 40 workshops available on topics such as:
Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs
Building Your Professional Toolbox
Child and Adolescent Development
Organizational, School and Leader Capacity Building
Adverse Childhood Experiences / Trauma-Informed Care
Who attends our workshops
Brighter Days Training Workshops are designed for:
- Prevention educators and treatment professionals
- K–12 educators, paraeducators, and school administrators
- School counselors, social workers, and mental health staff
- Mental and behavioral health practitioners
- Law enforcement, juvenile justice, and probation professionals
- Community Coalition staff
- Faith laity, clergy, and faith-based program leaders
- Volunteers and staff at youth-serving organizations, shelters, and after-school programs
How to book a workshop
Three steps to a contracted workshop:
01
Tell us about you
Tell us about your team — size, roles, setting, and what you want them to walk away with.
02
Get a quote
We'll propose a topic (or several) and a format. You'll get a one-page workshop description and a quote.
03
Make it Possible