TARSS

Thank you to our Retreat attendees and to those who took time to respond to our survey. Your feedback will help us plan future events! We are proud to share the results of our survey as part of our continuous quality improvement efforts.

Have you ever wondered how the Department of Children, Youth, and Families; TARSS; Develop; and Achieve are all connected? We worked with these partners to create a quick graphic that clarifies how we work together!

Learn about some of our stand-out accomplishments over the past few months.

We receive many questions about when, how, and why TOTs are scheduled, so we developed an infographic that illustrates the TOT process from start to finish!

We put together an infographic with our accomplishments over the past year.

TARSS is seeking qualified individuals to join the TARSS Training of Trainers (TOT) instructor pool. With an anticipated increase in TOT events, we are looking for instructors who demonstrate strong professionalism, including being observant, reflective, and inclusive.

The TARSS program will host another Book Study this fall. We will read Better Conversations: Coaching Ourselves and Each Other to Be More Credible, Caring, and Connected by Jim Knight. We'll meet for eight sessions starting September 9. Find out more and apply!

The TARSS program introduced a new opportunity for organizations working in the relationship-based professional development (RBPD) field to share news and ideas: the RBPD Coordinating Meeting, which will take place quarterly on Zoom.

TARSS offers trainers access to observation and personalized coaching. Participants get strengths-based, helpful feedback, which will support them in honing their training skills and growing as professionals. But just what does the process entail?