A workshop on positive thinking and how parents can empower kids during challenging times
Stress, pressure, and the general busyness of growing up in the modern world can trigger negative thought patterns in teens. The good news is that children and teens can learn to tap into positive psychology to work through their intrusive thoughts and focus on their strengths.
This presentation helps parents and educators learn to spot the warning signs of negative thinking and assist teens in changing their mindsets by utilizing positive thinking skills rooted in Cognitive Behavior Therapy. This workshop is also suitable for tween/teens.
Presented by Katie Hurley, LCSW
Child Therapist, Parent Educator and well-known speaker
Award-winning author of such books as The Depression Workbook for Teens and The Happy Kid Handbook
Regular articles on parenting in PBS Parent, Psychology Today and US News and World
Please visit the Warren-Township Youth & Family Services website to register for this program, as a Zoom link will be sent to all registered patrons: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_q2VEtXisTK24iljLXfa1lw
This workshop is co-sponsored by the Warren-Township Youth & Family Services and the Warren-Newport Public Library
Founded in 1973, the award-winning Warren-Newport Public Library serves a population of approximately 60,000 within a 55-square mile area. The library offers books, movies, and music in the collections and engaging programs for all ages. WNPL also provides many educational and entertaining online resources, including ebooks, eaudiobooks, streaming media and research databases.
