GAIL'S POSITIVE DISCIPLINE

PRESENTATIONS INCLUDE:

*KEYNOTE presentations tailored to your AEYC,

                   Head Start, ECE  conference needs

*SINGLE programs (1-2 hrs) to parents/teachers

*HIGHLIGHT opening, lunch, dinner

*HALF-DAY workshops (3 hrs) for parents/staff
*FULL-DAY trainings for childcare professionals
*MULTI-PRESENTATIONS at one site
*PRIVATE PARENT COACHING consultations

“I have hired many keynote speakers, but few have served our needs as well as Gail.  In addition to her excellent advice, quick wit and warm personality, she incorported the Association key messages regarding the importance of the family. I would strongly recommend Gail Reichlin for your next event.” – Edward Condon, Executive Director of the California Head Start Association in Sacramento, CA

"Parents left Gail's presentation with a smile on their face, an idea to try at home, and a feeling that you are not alone out there when your child ‘drives you crazy!’”  -- Katie Nahrwold, Program Chair and parent at A Joyful Noise Preschool, Kenilworth, IL

Some of GAIL'S

2009-2010 PRESENTATIONS:

NAEYC HANDOUTS, 11/20/09 from...

her presentation in DC at 2:00-3:30PM

To get a copy of GAIL'S HANDOUTS from this presentation which include Defining Discipline, 51 of her best techniques and Dr. Becky Bailey's lyrics to "Bye, Bye Crankies" that we sang at NAEYC... Please CLICK HERE

* June 9, 2009:   Keynote for the Chicago Public Schools 44th Annual Head Start Parent Recognition Luncheon entitled"Empowering Our Future" in the Grand Ballroom of the Chicago Hilton Hotel from 9:30am-2:00pm at 720 South Michigan Ave in Chicago, IL (attendance is by invitation)

* August 17, 2009:   2 hour Positive Discipline Teacher Training for Head Start from 9:30AM-12NOON in Bluffton, IN. This is a private training hosted by Barbara Gerber, Education Coordinator.

* August 18, 2009:   Keynote for the Geminus Head Start Conference at the Radisson Hotel at 9:15AM in Merrillville, IN

* November 5, 2009:   Positive Discipline Presentation for parents of children, ages 2-12, entitled, "That Child Is Driving Me CRAZY! Positive Alternatives to Yelling, Bribing, Nagging, Criticizing and Punishing " on Thursday morning, from 9:30AM - 11AM at the Stock Public School at 7507 W. Birchwood in Chicago, IL. Public welcome.

November 17, 2009:   Positive Discipline Presentation for parent participants/staff, entitled, ""That Kid Is Driving Me CRAZY!" on Tuesday evening, from 6:00PM - 8:00PM at the Fairmount Early Intervention Program at 2000 Hamilton St in Philadelphia, PA. Public welcome.

* November 20, 2009: NAEYC in Washington DC.  Gail's Positive Discipline presentation, "That Child Is Driving Me CRAZY! Positive Alternatives to Yelling, Bribing, Nagging, Criticizing and Punishing (...WARNING: Be prepared to laugh!)" was presented on Friday afternoon, from 2:00PM - 3:30PM. A crowd of over 1000 were engaged in an interactive 90-minute presentation where everyone learned and laughed together. To get a copy of GAIL'S HANDOUTS from this presentation, CLICK HERE

* January 20, 2010:  Positive Discipline Presentation for parents of children, ages 2-6, entitled, "That Child Is Driving Me CRAZY! Positive Alternatives to Yelling, Bribing, Nagging, Criticizing and Punishing " on Wednesday evening from 3:30PM-5:00PM at the Elmwood Park Early Childhood Center Contact Parent Educator, Ann Udell to register...her school voicemail is 708-583-5865

January 26, 2010:  Positive Discipline Presentation for parents of children, ages 2-6, entitled, "That Child Is Driving Me CRAZY! Positive Alternatives to Yelling, Bribing, Nagging, Criticizing and Punishing " on Tuesday evening from 7:00PM-8:30PM at Willow School in Homewood, IL.

* February 5 , 2010:  Full day teacher training

on Positive Discipline for the staff at Summit DD sponsored by Children's Services in Tallmadge, Ohio. (This is a private program).

* March 17-19 , 2010:  TBA (This is a private program on the 19th for the L.O.C. in Hayward, WI and that same week for MOPS in Woodruff, WI and the Minoqua Public Library (These programs are in the works and have not been finalized).