Trauma is an emotional response to an intense event that threatens or causes harm--harm that can be physical or emotional, real or perceived, and can threaten a child or someone […]
Join us for an engaging workshop designed specifically for parents looking to connect, share, and learn from one another. The Talk TankⓇ offers a safe and supportive space to discuss […]
Many children have times when they are sad or down. Occasional sadness is a normal part of growing up. However, if children are sad, irritable, or no longer enjoy things, […]
Parenting a teenager can feel like you're trying to understand someone you have never met before! It's completely normal to worry about whether you're connecting in a meaningful way or if communication seems impossible. But here's the good news—just by wanting to connect with your teen, you're already making amazing progress! In this fun and […]
Oppositional Defiance Disorder, or ODD. What separates an ODD diagnosis from the average child/teenager exhibiting defiant behaviors? Learn more about ODD, its symptoms and behaviors associated with it—as well as […]
Are you ready to assist your child in gaining an early advantage and establishing the foundation for the life they envision? Excited about the upcoming chapters in life but uncertain […]
Child serving professionals and volunteers may suspect child abuse or have a child disclose abuse to them through their work with children. Learn how to recognize factors associated with abuse […]
This training examines the stages of grief as experienced by children in care. Participants will also be given information on how to identify grief in their children and how grief manifests in behavioral symptoms. Presented by: Natasha Moriarty, LMSW
This interactive workshop will explore practical ways to build a deeper relationship with your foster children. Whether you are new as a foster parent or just looking to build a more meaningful connection with your children, this workshop will provide practical guidance on how to facilitate connection.Â
Ending the Silence for Families is a 1-hour presentation designed for adults with middle or high school-aged youth. It covers the warning signs of mental health conditions, effective communication strategies, and how to collaborate with school staff. This program empowers families to create a culture of understanding and support Presented by: NAMI Georgia Angel Faison Affiliate Supervisor & Program Coordinator
Trauma is an emotional response to an intense event that threatens or causes harm--harm that can be physical or emotional, real or perceived, and can threaten a child or someone […]
Join us for an engaging workshop designed specifically for parents looking to connect, share, and learn from one another. The Talk TankⓇ offers a safe and supportive space to discuss […]
