Sharon C. Peters, the director of Parents Helping Parents, meets with parents, with or without their children present, to provide practical solutions that help with challenges at home.
She also writes regular columns for several Family Publications Magazines and is working on a book entitled "Common Sense Parenting Tips, Ideas that Can Help".
June Workshops
Topical Workshops
A Workshop for “Angry” Moms and Dads
Wednesday, June 12
7:30 – 9:00 PM
Setting Limits, How and When
Monday, June 17
7-8:30 PM
Does Your Child Push Your Buttons?
Ideas that Can Help
Sunday, June 30
Noon-1PM
Park Slope Food Coop – open to all, no fee
Ongoing Groups
Parents of Children with Special Needs
Thursday morning, June 13 and 20 – 9:30 – 11:00 AM
Monday evening – June 3 – 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Parents of Teens and Tweens
Monday, June 24 – 7:00 – 8:30 PM
A dad I was talking to, Ian, often walked Tia, the younger of his 2 daughters, to school and put her to bed at night. As he often worked long hours he was happy … Continue reading
Laura was 11, her younger brother, Aaron, was 8. Her family was going through a challenging economic period and there was plenty of stress at home.
Laura, like many oldest siblings, was particularly affected … Continue reading
Alisa and Ivan’s son, Henry, was a child who loved to move and hated to sit still. He was happiest when playing outdoors. Running, swimming, and bike or scooter riding were … Continue reading
Short Stories
Handling Worrisome Statements from Children
A dad I was talking to, Ian, often walked Tia, the younger of his 2 daughters, to school and put her to bed at night. As he often worked long hours he was happy
… Continue reading
Helping an Angry Tween
Laura was 11, her younger brother, Aaron, was 8. Her family was going through a challenging economic period and there was plenty of stress at home.
Laura, like many oldest siblings, was particularly affected
… Continue reading
Staying Calm with An Active Child
Alisa and Ivan’s son, Henry, was a child who loved to move and hated to sit still. He was happiest when playing outdoors. Running, swimming, and bike or scooter riding were
… Continue reading