CHILD MIND INSTITUTE
Virtual Spring Luncheon
The Scaffold Effect
Wednesday, May 19
12:00 PM EDT
With the ongoing stresses of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s more important than ever for children, teens and young adults to be emotionally resilient and flexible. But how can parents encourage their kids to cope with tough emotions, grow from their mistakes and seek out new challenges?
This year’s virtual Spring Luncheon featured Child Mind Institute President Harold S. Koplewicz, MD, and Ali Wentworth — actress, comedian, author, producer and mother — discussing the “scaffold parenting” theory at the heart of Dr. Koplewicz’s new book, The Scaffold Effect: Raising Resilient, Self-Reliant and Secure Kids in an Age of Anxiety. Every dollar raised from this event supports the Child Mind Institute’s efforts to advance children’s mental health through clinical and community care, public education and scientific research.
Co-Chairs
Christine Mack | Zibby Owens | Debra G. Perelman | Sara Weiner, PhD
Host Committee
Roxanne Bok | Desiree Gruber | Tania Higgins | Tammy Levine | Cia Buckley Marakovits | Lisa and Guy Metcalfe | Heather Ouida | Jil Schaps | Melanie and Adam Smith
as of 4/14/2021
Platinum Sponsor
For questions or to pay by check, wire, stock or your donor advised fund, contact Cristina Pantell at cristina.pantell@childmind.org or 646.646.625.