May 16, 2023 12:00 - 1:00 PM

From an early age, students today face unprecedented pressure to succeed in the classroom, sports, and extracurriculars, leading to high levels of anxiety, depression, and even self-harm. How can we teach our kids to pursue excellence without crushing them? Join us for a webinar with Jennifer B. Wallace and walk away with a deeper understanding of the pressures our kids face and practical advice for raising healthy achievers in today’s competitive
world.

This event has passed, but you may still register to receive the recording of this important webinar.

Good communication, good choices and good principles are paramount in helping our kids navigate the deadly landscape of drug abuse. Join us for a webinar with Geoffrey Scalia, LCSW, New York Center for Living who will help parents with strategies that promote good decision making and well-being.

Featuring a New York Times-starred chef dad and an award-winning psychologist mom, Julian Clauss-Ehlers and Dr. Caroline Clauss-Ehlers will discuss how to strengthen family bonds through the shared rituals of mindful eating, exploring recipes, and cooking together with kids of all ages.

Dr. Robyn Silverman believes that young people are assets to be developed, not deficits to be managed. With that ideology in mind, she spends much of her time speaking, writing and podcasting about the best ways that parents, educators and mentors can help children and teens thrive. Battling bullying? Dealing with divorce? Need to have a conversation about responsibility, respect, focus or confidence? Dr. Robyn will take you from the beginning to end so that you feel ready, and your children feel understood.

Coping as a family, supporting each other and finding connection while grieving. A discussion with Brie Overton, MA, M.Ed and moderated by Alan Schlecter, MD, MS
November 19, 2024
12-1 pm via Zoom

Medical experts Dr. Caitlin Fiss, Dr. Natalie Geary, and Dr. Angelish Kumar will guide parents on how to have open, honest conversations with their daughters about their bodies and reproductive health.
Topics will include the first gynecological visit and addressing the anxieties parents often have as their daughters approach sexual maturity. The goal is for parents and daughters to feel comfortable, confident, healthy and safe around these topics.

Moderated by Dr. Laurie Freeman, psychologist and NYC-PIA Facilitation Director, this engaging discussion will equip parents with strategies to help their daughters feel supported.