Emotional Communication and Children:
A Parent Workshop
Children need the opportunity to understand and explore the full range of human emotion. As parents, the task of satisfying a child’s emotional needs can feel monumental. A parent may agree that emotional development is both relevant and important, but the parent may not know how to ensure that their child develops with a healthy range of emotional expression.
It is common to have questions such as:
What if I am not an emotional person?
How do I respond when my child is having a tantrum?
What if I have “emotional baggage”?
Should I share my worries and emotions with my child?
The answers to all of these questions are varied, but the first step is very clear: Become an Emotion Coach!
Becoming an Emotion Coach will help your child:
• Perform better in school
• Have fewer negative emotions
• Have fewer infectious illnesses like cold and flu
• Have an increased ability to recover from stress
Parents will learn:
• How to recognize emotions in their children
• To examine their own parenting style
• The 5 steps for Emotion Coaching
• To understand how relationship satisfaction impacts parenting
Date(s):
Friday Sept 23rd
Time:
9:15 am - 11:15 am
Location:
Goldsmith Early Childhood Education Center
8100 Stevenson Road
Baltimore, MD 21208
The deadline to register is Sept. 5th.
Sandy E. White. Psy.D.
1501 Sulgrave Ave., Suite 308, Baltimore Maryland 21209
410-916-6777
