Between the current pandemic, social unrest, isolation and a new way of living, feelings of heightened anxiety have greatly increased for many children and families.
If you are a parent, you’ll want to reserve a spot for this seminar right away.

Keep in mind that current challenges children face provides opportunities for them to work on life skills that they will use for the rest of their lives. You are the teacher and first catechist, and a heart-based approach is so much more powerful than a reward/punishment system. There’s no excuse for bad attitudes, badgering, arguing or meanness in a family. Helping children get their schoolwork and religious education sessions done isn’t just about the tasks at hand. It’s also about the dynamic that takes place in your home to get them done and to develop leadership skills.

When children reveal unbridled emotions, parents need to know what to do. The goal is more than calming them down. Parents can do a lot to help children manage their emotions both now and in the future. These sessions will help you learn how to help your child develop strong emotions, which will benefit them in the future when embark on their discipleship journey.

And then there are the questions about electronics. The problem of managing electronics isn’t new, but it certainly has increased over the past few months. Parents are wondering if their children are addicted to electronics and how they should manage the overuse they see.

These are the topics Dr. Scott Turansky, D.Min., will address. Because the sessions are live, he will take your questions to answer at the end of each session. Although each session builds upon the previous one, you can attend just one if you’d like. 

Each session will require separate registration.