Workshops
May Workshops
Topical Workshops
- Helping a Recalcitrant Child
Wednesday, May 8
7 – 8:30 PM - Parents of Adult Children
Monday, May 13
7-8:30 PM - A Workshop for Parents Handling the Challenges of Divorce and Separation
Friday, May 17
7-8:00 PM
Park Slope Food Coop
782 Union Street – open to all – no fee - Parents of Tween, Teens and Young Adults with Special Needs
Wednesday, May 22
7-8:30 PM
Ongoing Groups
- Parents of Children with Special Needs
Thursday morning, May 9 and 23 – 9:30 – 11:00 AM
Monday evening – May 6 – 7:00 – 8:30 PM - Parents of Teens and Tweens
Monday, May 20 – 7:00 – 8:30 PM
To register, receive more information or make suggestions of workshop topics that might be helpful to your family click on “Contact Sharon” below.
Contact Sharon
Recent Workshops for Schools and Organizations:
- A Workshop for Professionals Who Work with Parents – Staff of multiple PS in East New York Brooklyn
- Handling Anger at Home – Brooklyn Parents of Twins
- Useful Perspectives for Pediatricians to Keep in Mind – Grand Rounds Methodist Hospital Park Slope, Brooklyn
- Juggling the Emotions of Tweens – PS 39
- Handling Separation Anxiety - Brooklyn Children’s Museum
- Mornings – Can They Ever Go Well? – PS 39
- Communicating Effectively with Your Teen – IS 61
- Establishing Good Communication with Your Child – PS 39
- Reducing Tensions in Our Homes – MLK Day Celebration organized by Spoke the Hub
- What is Effective Parenting? – parenting forum at BAX
- Thinking Well of Parents in School Settings -Lighthouse International
- Ongoing Workshops – Baruch College Early Learning Center
- Parenting As a Couple – Holistic Moms Meeting
- A Workshop for Parents Whose Children Only Act Out at Home – PS 321
- How to Support Parents Suffering from Peri-Natal Loss – NYU Midwife Training Program and Real Birth Parent Center
- “How can You Tell if You’re a Good Parent?” - Mothers of Twins Convention
Recent Workshops at Parents Helping Parents
- Helping Your Family with Loss, Illness or Transition
- A Workshop for Professionals Who Work with Parents
- Helping Your Child with Anger,Frustration or Fears
- Parents of Boys/Parents of Girls:what’s the same,what’s different?
- Picking Your Battles.When to Say No and When to Let it Go
- Transistions!!! How to Make them Easier
- Parents of Siblings
- Pregnant and New Parents
- Parents of Young Children
- Parents of Teens and Pre-Teens
- Single Parents
- Parenting Children in Challenging Times
- Parenting Children who only “Act Out” at home
- Mornings! Can They Ever Go Well?
Fees for workshops held at Parents Helping Parents are based on a sliding scale from $15 to $35/family.
To allow for a full discussion in our one room space, there is unfortunately no childcare available during workshops.
