CORE Network Quarterly Networking Lunch and Training - 2026, Quarter 2
Schedule
Thu Jun 04 2026 at 10:30 am to 02:30 pm
UTC-05:00Location
Nashville Public Library Southeast Branch | Nashville, TN
About this Event
Welcome to the CORE Network Nashville Quarterly Networking Lunch and Training event! Join us for an exciting opportunity to connect with fellow professionals in a casual setting. This in-person event is being hosted by Be Well Care Well at the Southeast Branch of the Nashville Public Library, located at 5260 Hickory Hollow Pkwy #201, Antioch, TN 37013. Come prepared to network, learn, and grow your skills.
Our speaker this month is Ashley Jasinski of Parenting that Works! (formerly the Regional Intervention Program). Join us as she presents: Parenting That Works! Collaboratively Addressing Challenging Behavior through Empowerment.
The Regional Intervention Program (RIP) has been in operation since 1969, assisting families with young children who exhibit challenging behaviors. With over 57 years of empowering parents and caregivers, it's time for an update. We will begin by sharing our big news about our new look! Then we will share what hasn't changed, our effective tools for building relationships with a child’s family so that you can work as a team to address challenging behaviors across settings. Participants will learn RIP's truly 'tried and true' 8 Strategies that Help, which discuss positive ways to address challenging behavior but in this session we will take it one step further, exploring how they are utilized to empower both the children and the parents too!
Don't miss out on this chance to expand your professional circle and knowledge. We look forward to seeing you there!
About the Presenter
Ashley Jasinski is the Technical Assistance Coordinator for the TDMHSAS’ Parenting that Works! program. Ashley received her B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Childhood Development and Learning. Then went on to complete her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a dual specialization in both Child Populations and Childhood Abuse and Trauma. Ashley has over 20 years of experience and multiple certifications as a trainer (such as ACEs, HOPE, CARE Model, and Pyramid Model) which she uses to empower families and educate community members.
About CORE Network
CORE Network, an initiative of United Way of Greater Nashville, brings together local and statewide partners to strengthen, support, and champion early childhood educators and schools. CORE Network provides year-round, high-quality professional development through both virtual and in-person trainings, along with a comprehensive training archive that ensures educators can learn, grow, and lead from anywhere, on any schedule. CORE also hosts the free annual Ignite! Early Childhood Conference and Awards. Ignite! delivers transformative professional development for educators and highlights the essential work taking place in early childhood classrooms to support children, families, and our communities.
If you would like more information about CORE Network and/or would like to support the work, please email [email protected].
Thank you to our lunch sponsor, Be Well Care Well!
We support workforce well-being through practical wellness strategies, coaching, and relationship-centered support that help teams reduce stress, strengthen culture, and thrive. Learn more at https://bewellcarewell.com/
Are you interested in sponsoring a future CORE Network Nashville event? Contact Elandriel Lewis at .
Where is it happening?
Nashville Public Library Southeast Branch, 5260 Hickory Hollow Parkway, Nashville, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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