Course curriculum

    1. 2026 Staff Training Summit: Session 2: Successfully Navigatng Complicated Camper Interactions

    1. Welcome to Session 2: Successfuly Navigating Complicated Camper Interactions

    1. Module 1: The Psychosocial Cascade: What's Happening

    1. Module 2: Social Policing-The Turning Point and Exclusion/Bullying Emerges

    1. Module 3: Staff Role

    1. Module 4: Leadership Obligation

About this course

  • Free
  • 8 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

Instructor(s)

Emily Golinsky

Emily is an international keynote speaker and presenter whose sessions get called many things, some of her favorites being: “tremendously helpful,” “definitely not the same-old-same-old,” “fun and informative,” and “not to be missed – a reason to come to the conference!” With 25+ years of experience in camp leadership, and following her retirement from a 15-year role as Executive Director at the therapeutically-based Camp Starfish (NH), Emily founded Bright Moose, LLC (www.brightmoosetraining.com) to provide training, coaching, consultation, and professional development to camps, schools, towns, and youth organizations, guided by the motto “Help Others Shine Bright!” Emily is an Education Advocate for youth with special needs and a certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor, and is honored to be the recipient of the Peter Kerns Award for the Advancement of Professional Development. She holds a BS (Health Psychology) and MS (Camp Administration & Leadership), and recently completed her Higher Education Teaching Certificate through Harvard. She is President of the New Hampshire state association for camps (NHCamps), where she also sits on the legislative and DHHS committees, and she is active as an accreditation visitor and Board Stewardship committee member for ACA, New England. You can find her in Camping Magazine, ParentingNH, on the Project Real Job blog, and on multiple podcasts. Fair warning: she is also a member of the National Sarcasm Society and an avid collector of terribly awesome puns.

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