Workshops
Equip Your Community for Connection and Growth
Whether through a one-time workshop or an ongoing small group, The LHVE Co offers the Connected Families® framework that help parents, caregivers, educators, and ministry leaders build homes and classrooms rooted in safety, connection, capability, and responsibility. Each format is designed to meet you where you are, offering practical tools, biblical encouragement, and real hope for lasting change.
Workshops that Grow Peace, Connection, and Confidence
Being a parent or educator today is hard. You want to lead with grace and truth, but the daily challenges can feel relentless.
At The LHVE Co, we bring the Connected Families® framework that helps you respond calmly, coach wisely, and guide hearts—not just manage behavior. Whether you’re planning a parent night, staff development day, or small group series, each experience is designed to equip your community with practical tools rooted in grace, connection, and hope.
WHO IT’S FOR
Parents • Caregivers • Foster/Adoptive Families • Educators
Church & Ministry Leaders • Homeschool Communities
Behavior challenges and discipline situations can often cause frustration and resentment to grow in both parents and kids. And that can drive a wedge in your relationship.
But it doesn’t have to be that way!
In this workshop, you will learn four powerful, biblical principles for discipline that you can put to use right away:
You are SAFE with me.
You are LOVED no matter what.
You are CALLED and CAPABLE.
You are RESPONSIBLE for your actions.
You’ll be equipped to keep your heart connected to your kids during discipline while you grow wisdom in them and hold them accountable. Based on Connected Families’ biblically grounded, research-supported Framework, you’ll gain immediate tools to discipline in ways that reflect God’s grace and truth—even in your child’s most difficult moments.
Our time together will include fun skits and activities to help you learn and grow.
Discover how discipline can become less about behavior management and more about heart transformation that lasts a lifetime.
Target audience: Parents of kids ages 3 to 12
Length: Workshop sessions can range from 2-4 hours, depending on your needs.
Discipline That Connects with Your Child’s Heart
Are you a teacher or volunteer seeking to foster a positive and nurturing classroom environment?
At Discipline That Connects in the Classroom, you’ll discover an approach to classroom discipline anchored in scripture and informed by brain science and research. Teachers will learn to receive God’s grace and truth for themselves, and then learn how to pass that grace and truth on to their students—even in the middle of the most challenging behaviors.
What You’ll Learn:
Safe and Supportive Strategies: Connected Families Framework for classroom discipline that helps students feel safe and valued, paving the way for effective learning.
Building Strong Connections: Cultivate meaningful relationships with students in proactive ways as well as in the middle of messy behaviors.
Empowering Students: Help students understand their God-given capabilities and responsibilities, encouraging accountability and ownership.
Practical Tools for Lasting Impact: Gain biblically based, research-informed strategies and tools to nurture Christ-centered transformation in your classroom.
Learn how to show your students God’s grace, love, and truth, even in the middle of their most challenging behaviors.
Target audience: Teachers, School Administrators, Children’s Ministry Workers, Ministry Leaders
Length: Workshop sessions can range from 2-4 hours, depending on your needs.
Discipline That Connects in the Classroom
About Emily Day
Emily is a Connected Families® Certified Parent Coach, Trauma Free World Affiliate Trainer, pastor, educator, and parent of three.
She brings deep empathy and practical insight to parents, teachers, and ministry leaders navigating hard places.
Her passion is to help families guide heartache toward healing and build homes and classrooms rooted in safety, connection, capability, and responsibility.