Journey Into Motherhood - Caring, Coping and Cracking Up! Come and find your way through this transition with practical guidance, strategies, and laughter. Not a birth class, this focuses on the emotional aspects of becoming a parent and provides specific information on coping, adjusting, and creating a new perspective. We will address the differences between expectations and reality, how being a parent really may feel for you, and how to remember your own sense of self as you add the role of “mother” to your many facets. Identifying Post Partum Depression will also be covered, as well as ways to help prevent it and how to cope if it happens. First in a series of upcoming workshops. Click here for more details. Spring Classes at Rex Hospital Women's Center just added - Saturday May 30th, 2009 from 1pm-5pm/Sunday May 31t, 2009 from 1pm-4pm. OR Saturday June 27th from 1-5 and Sunday June 28th from 1-4. Register here!
Fantastic Facilitation! - An approach to facilitating ANY meeting in a healthy, non-threatening way based on the highly successful Family Group Conferencing model. Learn expert facilitation techniques from a professionally trained facilitator, and a step by step meeting approach, culminating in a practice meeting experience to pull it all together.Next Class September, 2009 in Cary, NC. More details soon!
Secrets to a Resilient Child - Working from the concept of Resilience, this course is especially designed to capitalize on the unique strengths of your child and will provide specific strategies to promote and nurture their self-esteem and self-confidence. Click here for more details. Next Class August 2009.
How Are YOU smart? - The question is not, "Is this person smart?" but "HOW is this person smart?" Discovering how you learn best, your natural intellectual strengths, and applying that to life and work. Based on the work of Howard Gardner. Next Class June 2009. Click here for more details.
Helping the Hurt - How to Help the Grieving Chid - It’s never easy dealing with the loss of a loved one. Whether a family member, friend, or pet, children express grief in many different ways. This workshop will provide practical guidelines and tips on how children may show their grief at different ages, what to say and what not to say, and how loved ones can assist. We will also cover complicated grief reactions and information on assessing the need for more focused help. Click here for more details.
Designing the Perfect Training/Workshop - How to make any workshop fun and functional! Seriously practical, innovative techniques that you can use immediately! From a master facilitator and trainer, these are proven approaches to make your next presentation or workshop
