A Way Through, LLC

Nancy Gruver, Founder of New Moon Girls, has joined the faculty of the Global Alliance for Preventing Relational Aggression (GAPRA). Gruver is the fifth national expert to step up to provide bully prevention training to schools and individuals.

Now, parents, counselors, educators and other youth workers can join the Global Alliance for Preventing Relational Aggression (GAPRA) to receive affordable, effective training to help children manage bullying and relationship problems.

Educators, parents and youth group leaders know that emotionally charged friendship problems, a.k.a. relational aggression, between girls can leave them stuck in the drama. Now, adults can empower girls by teaching them techniques to let go of drama.

The Global Alliance for Preventing Relational Aggression (GAPRA) is excited to announce the addition of faculty member Nancy Fox-Kilgore, M.S., who will help provide bully prevention training to schools and youth organizations.

Girls gravitate toward teasing, taunting, name-calling and intimidation to get responses from other girls. But educators and youth group leaders can teach girls more effective ways to respond to those verbal jabs. Learn how with this free teleclass.

Many organizations have been formed as “anti-bullying” platforms. However, the Global Alliance for Preventing Relational Aggression (GAPRA), takes a pro-social skills approach to prevent relational aggression (RA), a.k.a. emotional bullying.

The Global Alliance for Preventing Relational Aggression (GAPRA) is excited to announce three new faculty members. Christopher Burgess, Brenda Nixon and Sue Scheff will share expertise in parenting and cyberbullying for GAPRA training activities.

The Global Alliance for Preventing Relational Aggression (GAPRA) aims to head off physical bullying by preventing relational aggression, a.k.a. emotional bullying, which is often the precursor to violence and suicide among children.

On 3/3/11, A Way Through, LLC, will conduct the 2nd of 2 calls focused on helping young girls through friendship problems. Title: “When Girls Hurt Girls®: 3 Compelling Reasons to Start RA Prevention in Kindergarten (And How to Do It Right).”

A Way Through, LLC, is proud to announce that the When Girls Hurt Girls® Parent Pack has been awarded The National Parenting Center’s (TNPC) 2011 Seal of Approval.