Learning and Development Center
Early Childhood Workshop
Interactive workshop series for parents and caregivers focused on nurturing positive social-emotional development in young children. Please note this program is only offered in-person at our California office.
About the Program
The early years of a child’s life are a time of tremendous adventure and unmatched developmental growth. Early childhood is filled with discovery, change, love, challenges, and a wide range of powerful emotions for children and parents! This period of life is a critical time for creating a strong foundation for positive emotional/behavioral functioning and mental health.
This interactive workshop for parents/caregivers focuses on ways to nurture your young child’s positive social-emotional development and lay the foundation for a bright future. In this empowering workshop, you will gain insights, tools, and confidence to help you on the journey of parenting your young child.
Who
Designed for parents and caregivers of children ages 0-6
What are the Program Benefits?
The Early Childhood Workshop offers a crash course in understanding the development of your young children and ways that you can promote their healthy growth.
You will learn about:
- Parent-child attachment and how you can nurture healthy attachment relationships with your child
- Social-emotional development in young children
- Discovering your child’s unique personality
- How to help your child develop emotional literacy
- Ways to respond to tantrums and common challenging behaviors
- Positive strategies and concrete skills for fostering positive interactions and teaching appropriate behavior
- Parenting styles and associated outcomes for children
- Exploring your parenting values, beliefs, strengths, and areas for growth
When
Fall dates coming soon for this 2-part workshop.
Where
- In-person
- Child Mind Institute, 2000 Alameda de las Pulgas, Suite 242, San Mateo, CA
Additional Information
- A light breakfast and snacks included.
Contact Us
- Please contact Erica Knebel at Erica.Knebel@childmind.org with any questions.
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