Meltdown 101: Helping Your Child Manage Their BIG Emotions

Join us for a lunch and learn workshop focused on developing healthy and respectful relationships with our children.

Join specialized psychologist, Sarah Bren, as she leads a discussion around how to cultivate foundational parent/child bonding and how to foster independence, curiosity, and self-directed play & learning in even the youngest of children.

Learn how to use basic caregiving routines as opportunities to connect with children rather than sources of conflict and power struggles. In addition, learn how to set expectations that lead to more satisfaction and less frustration, and develop a language for talking with children that creates secure attachment, linked to positive mental health outcomes later in life. This workshop will also help you understand developmentally appropriate milestones and natural development of gross motor and fine motor skills.

Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Registration required. Limited capacity.

Email hello@findoctave.com for more information.

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About Octave:

Octave Health is the nation's first practice supporting all aspects of emotional well-being. The company offers personalized plans using the right combination of therapy & psychiatry, coaching & classes to best fit clients’ lives in a safe space that provides confidence and calm. Grounded in science, the Octave community enables clients to experience profound change that is just as measurable as it is meaningful.

www.findoctave.com

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About Sarah Bren:

Sarah Bren is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in psychodynamic and relationship based approaches to working with young adults, adults, parents and families. She is passionate about helping people and families develop deeper, more meaningful connections within themselves and with others, foster respectful and emotionally secure relationships, reduce suffering, and increase effectiveness and confidence.

She has a keen interest in teaching parents, caregivers, and child care organizations about how respectful parenting principles can improve the quality of their relationships with their loved ones and, in turn, help the children in their lives to become authentic, confident, independent, and kind.