Dr. Ruby Payne Trainings

This training covers the root causes of poverty, from personal to systemic factors, using the Bridges Out of Poverty framework.

It explores economic class, hidden rules, resources, family structures, and language, offering practical tools and strategies to prevent and reduce poverty.

Participants will review research, develop a theory of change, and learn targeted approaches to improve outcomes for individuals and communities.

It is designed for employers, community groups, social services, and individuals seeking actionable insights.

This training guides faith communities to love their neighbors biblically, using Dr. Payne’s research and Scripture, especially James, to reshape perceptions of poverty. It equips volunteers to engage compassionately, address fears, and provide resources that promote lasting stability. The program also helps churches identify and overcome barriers to outreach, empowering volunteers to serve with purpose, build meaningful relationships, and deepen their faith and community impact.

This workshop focuses on addressing emotional poverty and building emotional wealth in students.

It helps educators understand the roots of anger, anxiety, and avoidance, and provides practical tools to manage these behaviors.

Participants will learn strategies for positive motivation, navigating classroom dynamics, and understanding gender differences in emotional processing.

The goal is to create a supportive environment that fosters resilience and emotional well-being for both teachers and students.

Based on Ruby Payne's book, it offers practical strategies to improve achievement, understand socioeconomic influences, and build strong relationships with under-resourced students.

The training covers key areas such as resources, hidden rules, family dynamics, language, and discipline reduction, emphasizing relationship-building and tailored instructional strategies to support diverse learners.

While the training has been a key part of many educational trainings, it is applicable to any organization whose focus is coming alongside and working with those surviving in poverty.

Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and learn more about our training.

This workshop examines how homelessness, instability, and disengagement affect learning. It highlights the social, emotional, and physiological barriers students face and uses a social cognitive framework focusing on the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and feelings of safety. Participants will learn practical strategies to calm distressed students, support success, and foster a supportive, inclusive environment that promotes resilience and engagement.