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Summer Seminars
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
 17th Annual Reclaiming Youth Conference
Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Rapid City, South Dakota
June 26-29, 2010
Reclaiming Youth International, along with co-founders Martin Brokenleg, Larry Brendtro, and Steve Van Bockern, invites you to recharge your spirits in the inspirational setting of the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Reclaiming Youth International is pleased to announce that two world-renowned experts will be featured speakers at the 2010 Black Hills Conference! Dr. Temple Grandin, autism advocate, animal behavior expert and bestselling author, will keynote on Sunday, June 27th. Dr. Sandra Bloom, psychiatrist, trauma expert and author, will keynote and receive the Spirit of Crazy Horse Award on Monday, June 28th. Make plans now to register early. Space is limited and we anticipate high attendance with the inclusion of these two distinquished individuals on the 2010 conference program. Registrations are now open, and conference workshops will be posted soon.
The Reclaiming Youth Conference offers practical skills for success with our most challenging children and youth. Participants will tackle the problems of bullying and school violence, racism and substance abuse, families in crisis and troubling behavior.
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
 Saturday, June 26, 2010
Rushmore Plaza Hotel, Rapid City, SD
Reclaiming Youth International will be conducting a half-day Circle of Courage™ Model workshop prior to our 17th annual Black Hills Reclaiming Youth Conference. Larry Brendtro, Martin Brokenleg, and Steve Van Bockern, authors of Reclaiming Youth At Risk and developers of the Circle of Courage™ Model are pleased to host this informational and inspirational event once again.
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
Life Space Crisis Intervention Training
Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Rapid City, South Dakota
June 21-25, 2010
Advanced reclaiming skills for children and youth involved in self-defeating patterns of behavior.
What is Life Space Crisis Intervention?
LSCI is a therapeutic strategy for using crisis situations as opportunities to help students learn alternatives to patterns of aggressive, disrespectful, or self-demeaning behavior. LSCI is being successfully used by teachers, counselors, alternative and special educators, mental health and juvenile justice staff, residential child care professionals, administrators, and others who deal directly with youth in conflict in family, school and community. LSCI blends psycho-dynamic, cognitive, behavioral and pro-social methods to develop powerful teaching and treatment interventions for our most challenging youth.
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
 The PersonBrain™ Model
June 24-25, 2010
Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Rapid City, South Dakota
Using Neuroscience to Connect with Children and Youth
Designed specifically for those who work with children and youth, The PersonBrain™ Model provides a high quality, multi-theoretical training approach that combines neuroscience with positive and practical mental health interventions. Drawing on social, emotional, ecological and neuro-relational sciences, this innovative model incorporates promising approaches that will transform how adults work with children and youth forever!
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
 The Developmental Audit®
June 30 - July 2, 2010
Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Rapid City, South Dakota
The Developmental Audit®: Strategies for Strength-Based Assessment
The Developmental Audit® was cited as ‘a comprehensive tool for identifying a youth’s problems, significant life events, supports and strengths, private logic and coping strategies, and goals for growth in the areas of belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity’ in the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry by Drs. Joe L. Martindale and Guy K. Palmes.
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
 Restoring Respect: RAP Training
June 30 - July 2, 2010
Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Rapid City, South Dakota
"To meet life's challenges, all children need adults and peers who respond to their needs rather than react to problem behavior." --Dr. Larry Brendtro, co-author RAP training
RAP offers “essential training” for dealing with challenging children and youth.
Response Ability Pathways – or simply RAP – provides essential strength-based strategies for all who deal with young persons in family, school, or community. Children and youth need supportive persons who respond to their needs rather than react to their problems. RAP provides these response-abilities which enable one to guide young persons on pathways to responsibility.
Registrations are now closed. Please join us next year!
 Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for all trainings and events at the Black Hills Seminars.
How to Register:
* Register online with a credit card. CLICK HERE to register online.
* Print a registration form and fax to 605-647-5212. (Printable form is at the bottom of this page.)
Thank you to those who attended the 17th Annual Black Hills Seminars in Rapid City, South Dakota in June, 2010. We were so pleased to see so many in attendance and to experience the high energy levels and top-quality ideas and information from the presenters and participants!
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