Workshops & Keynotes for School Counselors



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Author/Speaker/Columnist Ruth Herman Wells, M.S. Workshops & Keynotes for School Counselors Youth Change Workshops 800.545.5736 www.youthchg.com 275 N. 3rd St, Woodburn OR 97071

P a g e 2 MEET RUTH HERMAN WELLS Ruth Herman Wells wrote the book on difficult students. And she teaches the class. Veteran author, speaker and columnist Ruth Herman Wells, M.S. will turbocharge your next conference. For more than 20 years, Ruth Herman Wells, M.S. has been one North America's top-rated speakers providing school counselor training workshops and conference keynotes. You are probably already using Ruth s popular student assistance resources. Ruth is best known as the author of dozens of books and counseling resource materials, including her Breakthrough Strategies to Counsel Troubled Students live and online workshops, books and audio books. Ruth is the Director of Youth Change Workshops, a columnist for SEEN Magazine, an adjunct professor for several universities, and a popular speaker at counseling and K-12 education conferences throughout North America. You ve seen her counseling and classroom posters in movies like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and on TV shows like The Wire. Ruth has managed

P a g e 3 many student counseling programs as well as juvenile justice, day treatment, teen independent living and special ed sites. WORKSHOPS & KEYNOTES Ruth can provide all day and part day workshops, as well as powerful keynote addresses. Workshops: These workshops offer dozens of more effective, use-now intervention strategies targeted to fit participants most pressing student emotional, social and behavioral problems. Typically about 100 strategies per six hours are provided. Ruth can cover grades Pre-K through 12, and specializes in solutions for unmanageable students, work refusers, defiant kids, truants, failing students, violent, distressed and troubled children and teens. After attending Ruth s workshop, your counselors won't be alone in their offices anymore. Ruth and her ready-to-use, innovative strategies will be right there with them. Breakthrough Strategies to Counsel Troubled Students Control Uncontrollable Students What Works with Work Refusers Maximum-Strength Student Motivation-Makers Transform Kids Into Prepared, Successful Motivated Students Dozens of other topics available for full or part day sessions Keynote: Entitled Doing the Impossible Just Takes a Little Bit Longer, this lyrical, emotional and

P a g e 4 sometimes humorous talk is an unforgettable look at the real world for school counselors. This keynote left some listeners re-inspired and in tears at the California Counseling and Development Conference. Ruth s words convinced some participants at the Jefferson County School Counselor Conference to postpone retirement, and helped some attendees at the Rochester Regional Mental Health Conference to begin to love their jobs again. One part motivational, one part inspirational and completely unforgettable, this keynote is the perfect conference opener. It also makes an ideal closing talk that leaves listeners so much more inspired and hopeful than before your conference began. PAST SPONSORS For more than two decades, Ruth Herman Wells, M.S. has provided training workshops and keynotes throughout North America. Many counseling conferences, schools, child treatment programs, universities, school districts, special ed conferences, and social work agencies have sponsored her. Among past sponsors are the Kansas School Counselor Association, Cincinnati Schools Mental Health Programs, Washington State Primary Intervention Conference, Temple University Psychology Conference, Kentucky Behavior Disorder Conference, Iowa Whispers and Screams Conference, Indiana Youth Institute, Kentucky School Resource Counselor Conference, and the California Association of Counseling and Development Conference. WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT RUTH HERMAN WELLS Participants crisscross the U.S., sit for hours in traffic, fly in from Japan and Australia, crash full sessions, and brave winter snow storms to attend Ruth s workshops-- and actually still say "It was worth the trip!" Listen to Ruth s past participants. Full, signed letters are available for your review. Here are some typical reactions to Ruth's workshops:

P a g e 5 "Your workshop played a significant role in better equipping staff for the challenges of working with these children." Jinna Risdal, Washington Primary Intervention Conference "Four years ago I took a group of teachers to your workshop. It changed my life. I gained a new understanding of the students I work with and now share your strategies as part of my new teacher training each year. Your workshop ranks as my number one ever in all my years of education." Kristie McCuston, Vice Principal, Garland, TX "Incredibly useful. Inspiring." Caryn Curry, School Counselor, Lincoln Schl., E. Chicago, IN "Absolutely phenomenal! A Great deal of useful information." Jami Giamusso, Washington Learning Disability Association "Just a fabulous, life changing two days." Bernadette Ostrozovich, Outreach Instructor, Indianapolis, IN Call 1.800.545.5736 to Schedule Your Event Now Popular Dates are Quickly Taken Book Now or Place a No-Obligation Hold on Your Dates

Youth Change Workshops 1.800.545.5736 dwells@youthchg.com www.youthchg.com P a g e 6 Working with difficult students doesn t have to be so difficult