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Supportive Parenting for Anxious Children-Virtual Parent Seminar


Does your child struggle with anxiety that impacts their daily functioning? Does your child often feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or overly reliant on you? Do you, as a parent, find yourself constantly managing your child's anxiety, catering to their needs to avoid distress, just to get through the day? Most parents accommodate because they don't want their children to suffer. However, accommodating your child's anxiety can actually reinforce their symptoms, potentially worsening them over time. In this parenting boot camp, we will explore:
• What is anxiety, and can it be beneficial?
• How does anxiety affect your child's brain?
• What sustains and exacerbates anxiety?
• How can you help your children regulate their emotions and build resilience?
• How can you reduce their dependence on you to lessen anxiety
• How can you set and maintain personal boundaries to support both you and your child?
By the end of this boot camp, you will gain tools and strategies to help your child manage their anxiety more effectively. You will also learn ways to build their self-esteem and encourage independence so your child can thrive with greater confidence and autonomy.

Check out “Gained skills and more about the group” below for more information on this group.


Who: Parents with Elementary and Middle School aged children

When: September 16th - September 20th (Zoom)
12:00 pm -1:00 pm

Cost: $500

Led by: Dr. Shiry Zamir


Limited Spots!
Register Today!
Call:
650-322-5910
Email:
shiry.zamir@mcinc.org

Gained skills and more about the group:

  • Restoring your child’s autonomy and independence

  • Improving your child’s self-regulation and coping skills

  • Improving collaboration and communication within the family system

  • Improving problem-solving skills to minimize escalation

  • Learning how to reduce parental accommodation to support and empower your child

  • Building your child’s confidence and tolerance of “uncomfortable feelings”

  • Improving parental support to reduce your child's anxiety

  • Helping your child manage /challenge irrational and negative thoughts

  • Providing your child with coping strategies and techniques to reduce stress and anxiety

  • Helping your child build emotional resilience

    5 Sessions

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