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THENAVIGATOR SPRING 2014
Volume 8, Spring Issue


Gr  wing together... 
 continued from p. 2

Connection: Neuroscience 
Perspectives in Our Counseling social/emotional development of as Carl Rogers spoke about more 

Models. McCrovitz outlined the the child and family; Second, than thirty years ago, relating 

framework of Gentle Teaching creating an environment that is this development to our work 

and discussed how self- safe and loved, especially during that plants the seed of hope and 

regulation is achieved through times of crisis; and finally, cultivates intrinsic worth.”

this model, placing people along showing ways to create this 

integrated paths and addressing culture of gentleness to value In mid-March, Globe Star was 
and nurture a healthy social/ represented at the annual 
the client’s quality of life, and in 
emotional development for the conference sponsored by the 
this way is congruent with the 
mode of Affective Neuroscience, child and family to build a sense Indiana Counseling Association 

as outlined by the Society for of companionship and (ICA), hosted by Grace College 

Researching Psychopathology.
community.
in Winona Lake. The theme of 

Cutting Edge Counseling 

McCrovitz reminds us that “The greatest gift we can offer a focused on ‘Exploring Mental 
child,” McCrovitz tells us, “is to 
“current neuroscience research Health Hot Topics’ that were 
present the opportunity for 
offers much groundbreaking grouped into six tracks or 
material for reconstructing them to engage with us on a aspects of the mental health 

therapeutic models,” and bases path of learning together how profession: current topics, 

his own, progressive and ‘cutting to be aware of feelings and how professional issues, school and 

edge’ work at Globe Star on this they connect us with being able child, mental health, supervision, 

continuing research.
to manage behavior choices. The and student focus.

Gentle Teaching model for 
Globe Star will also be on the David Diana, M.A., LPC, NCC 
relationship-based learning and 
road this month (April 26), when moral development with the was the keynote speaker, 

Dr. McCrovitz presents at Purdue child, identifies the ways that discussing how counseling has 

North Central for PNC’s Center guide one on a successful path become indispensable, and how 

for Early Learning 8th Annual for developing a sense of self- to find the right path for the 

Early Childhood Conference. worth and a reciprocal level of rewarding journey that creates 

This year’s theme is “Cooking up social-emotional maturity.
our best selves for those who 

Quality,” and McCrovitz’s topic, most need our help.
The framework incorporates 
‘Stop Stewing!’ will discuss 
QUALITY as ‘the secret sauce’ tools that communicate valuing, In addition to facilitating a 

that requires the right while navigating the minds, special interest group, Dr. 

combination of tested hearts and souls of little ones to
McCrovitz joined a panel with

ingredients, meaningful use of 
‘unfold along the child’s own unique path, 
product knowledge and the 
like a plant given water, soil and sun,’
blending of practical skills, for 

leavening a gentle teaching two students from Grace 

learning environment and College, Page Gruen and Teresa 

organizational culture
Yoder, to present the track on 
mental health: The Brain
with quality.




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