Why do I have to provide my demographic data?

Childcare Resources outreach programs are funded through grants that allow us to provide these programs at little or no cost to you. Grant makers ask us to report on the demographics of those that benefit from these programs. Demographic data is kept confidential.

Do you share my contact information?

No. We will use your contact information to contact you about training opportunities. You may opt out of these communications at any time.

Do training opportunities provide CEUs or in-service hours?

Outreach programs like workshops and communities of practice offer a certificate of in-service hours. CEUs are available through FLAEYC.

Is there an attendance policy?

We ask that you let us know if you are unable to attend a workshop or other training opportunity so that we can provide your spot to another educator. "No-shows" (when you do not attend and do not give us notice) may be prevented from attending future training opportunities.

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Professional
Development

Professional development workshops offer knowledgeable presenters and exciting topics to provide you with new and helpful strategies for your classroom.

Workshops are

free to attend
specifically designed for early childhood educators
open to all educators in Indian River County

Workshops provide

CEUs through FLAEYC
a certificate of in-service hours
follow-up technical assistance through the Childcare Resources Coaching Program

To subscribe to emails about our upcoming workshops and other opportunities, click here.

To view previous professional development opportunities offered by Childcare Resources, view our Past Workshops page.

Leading with Conscious Discipline

Saturday, August 26, 2026

9 am - 3 pm

***The workshop will take place at Childcare Resources' new Training Room: 1339 20th St, Vero Beach, FL 32960***

Strengthen your ability to shift your perception of behavior and create cognitive safety for children.
Read behavior through a Brain-State model to foster connection and learning.
Build executive function through relationships, routine and play.

Available at no cost to early childhood educators in Indian River County
Certificate of in-service provided
CEUS available from FLAEYC
Breakfast and lunch will be provided
Join us for a chance to win workshop raffle prizes

Online registration for the workshop has closed.

Please call our office with any questions: 772-567-3202.

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Creative, Expressive, and Relational: Developing Visual Art Experiences

October 3, 2026

Use art as a receptive and expressive language rather than solely as a craft activity
Recognize and support children's individual backgrounds, identities, and experiences through the arts
Create meaningful art experiences that support children's learning and development, while advocating for the value of these experiences as educators