Building Childhood Resilience in Social Work 

Building Childhood Resilience in Social Work 

As social workers, understanding and responding to childhood trauma is part of providing meaningful care. This often includes interacting with individuals and families with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). With 64% of adults having at least one ACE, it is vital...
Joy in the Small Moments

Joy in the Small Moments

About the AuthorKennedy Kincaid is our Talent Training Manager. Prior to joining Great Kids as a Trainer in 2022, she worked as a home visitor using the Growing Great Kids Curriculum. Outside of work, she enjoys visiting local shops, playing board games, and...
Riding the Child-Led Play Train

Riding the Child-Led Play Train

About the AuthorKennedy Kincaid is our Talent Training Manager. Prior to joining Great Kids as a Trainer in 2022, she worked as a home visitor using the Growing Great Kids Curriculum. Outside of work, she enjoys visiting local shops, playing board games, and...
Becoming Trauma-Informed, Becoming Resilient

Becoming Trauma-Informed, Becoming Resilient

About the AuthorMichelle Miller is a Product Development Specialist at Great Kids. Prior to joining the Product Development team, Michelle worked for three years as a Great Kids trainer. Before that, she worked as a trainer, supervisor, and home visitor with a...
Becoming a Parent Changes Your Brain

Becoming a Parent Changes Your Brain

About the AuthorMelissa Weekes is a Product Development Specialist. Prior to joining Great Kids® in 2018, she worked as a home visitor with Public Health Services where she used the Growing Great Kids® Curriculum. Melissa lives in Nova Scotia, Canada, with her...