Webinars & Support Programs
Upcoming
Teachers’ Support Program with Dr. Hadar Lubin and Erinn Webb
Past Events
December: What Does it Mean to be Strong? A Miss Kendra Time Session at Sallie B Howard School
August 1 – 5: Miss Kendra Counselor Certification Training
June: Addressing the Impact of the Backlash Against SEL Programs
April: Expanding the Concept of Trauma-Informed to Include the Students
March: Why Teachers Should not Quit the Profession
January: The Impact of Trauma on the Teacher-Student Relationship
Miss Kendra Program Insights and Impact
TEACHER, PRINCIPAL & PARENT TESTIMONIALS

We have seen decreases in behavior; we have seen children speak their truths in letters to Miss Kendra and conversations on the carpet. To watch their faces after they speak their truths is like watching someone who has been trying to carry a large weight on their shoulders for a long time finally be able to put it down.
2nd Grade Teacher, Bearfield Primary School, Ahoskie, North Carolina

Miss Kendra Programs provide a way for our students to give voice to their worries, and know our school is a safe place in which they could receive support.
Principal, Edgewood Magnet School, New Haven, Connecticut

The best part of the Miss Kendra Programs is knowing that through the program we create opportunities for kids to share their stories and give them opportunities to talk about things that they may not otherwise have the chance to talk about.
Miss Kendra Counselor, Escambia County, Florida

I have seen the worries melt off kids when they are able to write them down and the joy they experience getting a letter in return. Even my students who do not write letters love to hear who got a letter and support them, which does not happen often with my kiddos.
4th Grade Teacher, Spokane, Washington

It is a very informative and open program with a great amount of resources supporting it. It has a great structure, a baseline to go off of, and fun activities for
the students.
Kindergarten Teacher, Waterville, New York

Students have a chance to share thoughts & feelings without feeling judged.
4th Grade Teacher, Murphy, North Carolina