The Seed Teacher Summit Hailey Paschold March 9, 2026

Grounded in Science.
Focused on Connection.
Built for Every Classroom.

Join us for the fourth annual Seed Teacher virtual summit, with 19 unique workshops for 12 hours of professional development (You'll get the certificates to prove it!).

This summit spans over three days; March 10 -12, 2026. Each morning at 6:00 AM EST, we’ll drop the workshops for the day. With basic access, each day’s workshops will be available for 24 hours.

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**Already S.E.E.D. Certified®? Hop on over to the Seed Teacher Community to get access to The Seed Teacher Summit at no additional cost. Alyssa Blask Campbell is hosting all of these sessions.
Normal or Not? Navigating Body Exploration in the Classroom Amy Lang, M.A.
Supporting Anxious Kids in the Classroom Anna Housley Juster, PhD, LICSW
Finding Fair for Every Child: What Equity Looks Like in Practice Ashley Causey-Golden
Handling Hurtful Body Comments in the Classroom Chantia Sturman, LMFT
Showing Up When You’re Already Spent Danna Thomas
Grateful Kids in the Classroom Deborah Farmer Kris
When Sending Them Home Feels Like the Only Option Dr. Destiny Huff, LPC
From Crawling to Calm: Why Early Movement Shapes Academics Dr. Allison Mell, PT
One Trusted Adult: Connection That Changes the Classroom Dr. Brooklyn Raney, EdD
Hitting, Kicking, and Biting Dr. Cathryn Tobin, MD
Falls, Fear, and Growth: Rethinking Risk in Play Dr. Joanna Spotts, EdD
Crawling Done Right: What Infant Teachers Should Know Dr. KC Rickerd, DPT
From Compliance to Connection: Teaching Neurodivergent Kids Well Dr. Taylor Day, PhD
When Consequences Don’t Change the Behavior Eli Harwood, M.A., LPC
Effective Tools for Disruptive Behaviors Jessica Sinarski, LPCMH
How Regulation and Play Boost Academic Achievement Jessie Ginsburg, M.S., CCC-SLP and Chris Wenger M.S., CCC-SLP
Mastering the Art of Non-Verbal Communication for Better Behavior Jordyn R. Montique, M.S. CCC-SLP
Drop the Cape: You’re Human First Rachel Nielson
Working with Families for Better Results Scottie Taylor, DPT