Exploring Updated Farm Stress Training Programs from Michigan State University Extension
Looking for practical, ready-to-use programming on farm stress and communication? Join this webinar for an overview of the newly updated MSU Extension farm stress training programs and facilitator guide. Designed for educators and facilitators, these evidence-informed resources help reduce preparation time while making programs more engaging, interactive, and relevant for agricultural audiences.
In this session, you’ll:
- Explore the newly updated farm stress programs and facilitator guide.
- Learn the principles behind the redesign and how they can improve participant engagement.
- Discover practical techniques to make stress management and communication training more interactive and memorable.
- See how ready-to-use materials can help you deliver high-quality programs with less preparation.
- Leave with ideas to help participants see the value of stress management as an essential part of farm safety, health, and long-term profitability.
Read more here: https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/
Our presenter:
Dr. Remington Rice is an Extension educator with Michigan State University Extension and leads the statewide Managing Farm Stress program. This initiative provides critical resources, including referrals to counseling services and an online course to help farmers, farm families, and agricultural professionals recognize and respond to signs of stress and suicide.
Raised in a multigenerational Northern Michigan farm family, Dr. Rice brings both personal understanding and professional expertise to his work. He holds a doctorate in health psychology and partners with farmers across Michigan to support health and well-being in agricultural communities.
A question & answer period is scheduled after the presentation.
