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MC 5k Color Run & Walk
May
4

MC 5k Color Run & Walk

To kick off Mental Health Awareness Month, Morrissey Compton, in partnership with Menlo College, is hosting a 5K Color Run & Walk to help students thrive. So grab your family and friends for a day filled with color and fun to support education & mental health as we take strides toward a healthier, happier community.

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Stanford Conference on Disability in Healthcare and Medicine
Apr
27

Stanford Conference on Disability in Healthcare and Medicine

Join us for the Fifth Annual Conference on Disability in Healthcare and Medicine on Saturday, April 27, 2024 via livestream and Zoom breakout groups! This virtual conference aims to support students and healthcare providers with disabilities, training healthcare providers to better care for patients with disabilities, and provide research into the intersection of providers and patients with disabilities.

This conference will be a deep learning opportunity for medical students, residents and fellows, medical doctors, nursing students and nurses, PA students and PA’s, hospital administration, and additional interested healthcare providers and allies.

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Behavior is Communication
Apr
10

Behavior is Communication

LUNCH & LEARN: In this presentation, we will discuss how to understand the function of and how to hold space for developmentally appropriate challenging behaviors. Topics covered include strategies for supporting children through big emotions, the importance of co-regulation, and strategies for understanding what children may communicate when engaging in challenging behaviors.

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Building Resilient Teens
Mar
13

Building Resilient Teens

LUNCH & LEARN: Are you concerned about your teens' self-confidence, ability to persevere, or ability to bounce back from challenges? This presentation will focus on building resiliency in teens by reviewing strategies and techniques to enhance their ability to deal with life’s challenges and learn from their experiences.

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Social Cognition_Building Social Skills
Feb
14

Social Cognition_Building Social Skills

LUNCH & LEARN: In this presentation, we will learn how the "Theory of Mind," which is an important social-cognitive skill that involves the ability to think about others' mental state, as well as our own, affects social cognition and the ability to build and maintain positive friendships. Topics include: what do we mean by social cognitions? How does social cognition influence your child's social behavior? What social skills and behaviors are important to teach?

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Building Healthy Parent-Child Relationships
Dec
13

Building Healthy Parent-Child Relationships

LUNCH & LEARN: In this presentation, we will discuss how to have a healthy, successful, and emotionally responsive relationship with your child at any age. Topics covered include the 4 pillars of a healthy parent-child relationship: meeting your child's emotional needs, repairing ruptures, and purposeful changes you can make to enhance your bond with your child.

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Information Session_PEERS® for Adolescents
Nov
27

Information Session_PEERS® for Adolescents

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Come Learn about PEERS®: We invite you to join us for a Zoom Meeting to learn about our new program PEERS® for Adolescents. In this 14-week evidenced based program, teens learn about and practice making and keeping friends. Meanwhile, parents attend separate sessions and learn to become effective social skills coaches, supporting lifelong change.

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Tips for Parenting Anxious Children
Oct
25

Tips for Parenting Anxious Children

LUNCH & LEARN: This presentation will provide practical tools for parents to help their child manage their anxiety. We will discuss how to help your children understand their anxious responses and how to use cognitive-behavioral therapy skills to calm "fight or flight" and challenge worrying thoughts.

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