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Understanding the Signs of Anxiety and Overwhelm and Tools to Manage Them
Along with a healthy lifestyle there are many ways parents can help their children deal with anxiety and depression that may emerge in teen years. In this presentation, Ori Kilner, a holistic wellness expert, will discuss how to recognize signs of anxiety and depression and how to address them with your child. Check out her website for her bio: orikilner.com
Raising Children in the Digital Age
Judge John Broderick and Jeff Levin, M.S.W., will be at CCHS on April 27th at 7pm to talk to parents about the petri dish this generation lives in, the many stressors and challenges students are facing in today’s environment, and the best ways to deal with it all.
Demystifying and De-stressing the College Admissions Process During a Pandemic
The college application process can be stressful during ordinary times. In this presentation, Jennifer Dromgoole and Karen Long of the Dromgoole Center for Admission in Concord will discuss the college admissions process with a particular focus on bringing understanding and easing stress for parents and students (grades 10 and 11 preferred).
Surprising and Unsurprising Ways to (Really) Talk With Your Teen, with Kelli Kirshstein, 25-year CCHS counselor, consultant and university faculty member
In this webinar, beloved CCHS guidance counselor and consultant, Kelli Kirshtein shares some surprising (and not so surprising) strategies for more effective and meaningful conversations with our teens about a range of topics.
Kelli Kirshtein has been a CCHS school adjustment counselor for 25 years. Enough said! She is also an adjunct professor at Simmons School of Social Work and has a small private practice in psychotherapy.
Join us as we reimagine mental health in Just 30 Minutes! The Brain Health Bootcamp is catalyzing an important movement in mental health – it’s replacing the term “mental health” with “brain health” in order to emphasize how physical and treatable these conditions are and to destigmatize mental/brain health conditions. For more information, please visit brainhealthbootcamp.org.