Storytelling and Humor as Learning Tools
Your Course Description
Communications
- Building caring relationships with young people requires a fine balance between being open and maintaining ethical and professional boundaries.
- Drawing on your personal experiences is invaluable but how much you share and how you share it matters. Storytelling and humor are two of the most powerful tools any youth worker can have in their toolkit.
- Learn how to hone these two powerful skills and consider how to inject your personality into your youth work through your own stories.
Your Learning Objectives
- Recognize the importance of finding your voice and using personal but appropriate experiences to engage with young people
- Consider how to inject your personality into your youth work to make stronger connections with young people
- Learn how to use the art of storytelling and humor in your work with young people
Your Course Details
- Completion Certificate
- Youth Worker Track
- This training will count as 1.5 CE hours for most boards. Please contact your board directly with questions on submitting. Course details for CE submissions provided.
Your Trainer

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Your Skill-Building Objectives
Communication
Listening and speaking to deeply connect
Relationship Building
Building trust through caring relationships
What YIPA members are saying
Upbeat presenter with wonderful information!
The presenter had such great wisdom to share. Awesome training!
This has been one of the best trainings that I have been a part of. Tons of great insight and advice to connecting with youth work through an approach that doesn't always have to be based on a learning model but just basic human interaction.