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Learn how unresolved trauma impacts your parenting and how healing yourself helps protect your child. Discover the power of co-regulation, connection over correction, and the difference between emotional age and capacity.
Do you find yourself dreading sessions or feeling ‘flat’ even after time off? You may be experiencing burnout.
Couples therapy is complex often involving polarization, trauma, and relational wounds. Join Dr. Faith Drew, PhD, LMFT to learn how to identify early signs of burnout that are specific to couples therapists. Learn how to assess current energy and financial pressure levels and how to apply strategies to support brain health, including boundaries, rest, and routine.
Recorded Webinars
For New Parents:
The Transition to Parenthood Webinar
This webinar provides an evidence-based and research-tested program to help prepare couples for life with a baby and the joys and challenges of parenthood. We cover challenges you’ll face in parenthood, how to gain relationship satisfaction, and how to create a healthy environment that promotes emotional and intellectual development. Buy now and get 50% off!
Emotion Coaching: The Heart of Relating to Tweens and Teens
This one-hour webinar covers the basics of neurobiological research related to emotional development and the teenage brain, the five steps of Emotion Coaching, and pressures and risky situations that are common with teens. Special emphasis is placed on how to help teens and parents navigate emotions during the coronavirus pandemic.
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