At this free three-session series in April, NCS parents will explore underlying causes of anxiety and ways to facilitate solutions
This April, Nanaimo Christian School is excited to host Hannah Beach -- an award-winning educator, author, emotional health consultant, and keynote speaker -- for three workshops for NCS parents as she addresses anxiety in children and youth.
This workshop will be delivered in-person, across three evenings: April 7, 21 and 28. Join other NCS families for a relaxed time of sharing and learning together how we can best support our children and youth to flourish and thrive. Each session covers different material. Suitable for parents of children of any age. There is no charge to attend. Registration is required. Register here.
April 7, 21 & 28 -- Understanding Anxiety from the Inside-Out
6:45 pm Grab a coffee, sign in, and connect with other parents. (Yes, in person! Yay!)
7-9:00 pm Workshop and Q&A
Anxiety in children and youth is reaching epidemic proportions as one of the most common diagnoses in children. Why? What is going on? What has shifted in our culture?
Anxiety takes many forms, including obsessions, compulsions, phobias, panic, learning problems and more. In order to create lasting change, we need to explore solutions that address the roots of the problem, and stop just managing the symptoms.
Workshop participants will gain insights about the underlying causes of anxiety and the various ways we can facilitate solutions that specifically address the alarm children are experiencing. Change is possible.
Insights shared in this workshop are based on developmental science and the relational approach of Dr. Gordon Neufeld. Learn more about Hannah Beach here.
Check out her bestselling book Reclaiming Our Students: Why Children are More Anxious, Aggressive, and Shut Down Than Ever and What We Can Do About It (April 2020).
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