Title: Introduction to Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS) Presenter: Dr. Ross Greene Date: April 11, 2024, 3-4:30pm ET In this webinar, Dr. Greene will provide an overview of the CPS model- a model of care designed by Dr. Greene himself that better equips parents and caregivers with problem solving techniques in partnership with children. This webinar […]
Title: Healing Childhood Trauma & Building Self-Worth, Online Series Presenter: AVAIYA - 35 Experts Date: April 16-22, 2024 AVAIYA Presents 35 Experts Sharing Strategies To Help You Heal From Childhood Trauma & Build Self-Worth. Life-Changing Solutions To Help You Finally Break Free From The Pain Of Your Past. Experience The Peace & Happiness You Deserve! Register […]
Title: Collaborative & Proactive Solutions: Operationalizing the Key Themes Presenter: Dr. Ross Greene Date: April 18, 2024 2-5pm ET In this clinical webinar, Dr. Greene will describe the Assessment of Lagging Skills and Unsolved Problems (ALSUP) and the three mechanisms (Plans A, B, and C) by which caregivers approach children’s unmet expectations. Register Here
The Wheel of Awareness is a practice and metaphorical tool that I've developed to enhance mental clarity, promote emotional regulation, and deepen our connections with ourselves and with others. Whether you're […]
Finally, I'm excited to share our next course at the Mindsight Institute, Transforming Anxiety and Stress by Integrating the Embodied Brain, starting May 20th. This program offers a deep dive into the […]
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Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from the best! Join medical doctor Anup Sharma, business executive Mark Feinberg, and trauma expert Beth Tyson for an exclusive open discussion on […]
Feeling out of control feels crummy. Your kid might feel crummy a lot. They don’t understand why they feel the way they feel or do the things they do. Then […]
