As a parent, how can we stay quiet and in control, so our kids can feel calm and safe? During this four-week experience, parents will learn tools and practice what it feels like to be calm in their own body and mind. This is not about more parenting advice and things you should do for your child. It is a transformative program to become a more calm, confident, and connected parent from the inside out. These tools are lifelong and will translate into a more loving and patient relationship with your children, family, and friends.
(April 17-May 8)
During this four-week experience, parents will learn tools and practice what it feels like to be calm in their own body and mind. This is not about more parenting advice and things you should do for your child. It is a transformative program to become a more calm, confident and connected parent from the inside out.
Co-regulation is the first step. Co-Regulation is provided by a parent or caregiver, to help a child learn to self-regulate. This connection starts in infancy. Co-regulation develops through interaction with a warm, safe, and responsive parent or caregiver who is also modeling this behavior. Through this interaction a child learns how to understand what they are feeling and then how to make healthy choices in order to calm and self soothe. Gain more insight into your own ability to calm and soothe yourself, so you can nurture your child.
The Autonomic Nervous System is the system that detects threat and safety. When we are threatened, our nervous system goes into a state of fight/flight. When in this state, it is hard to be calm and think rationally. Learn how to read your own Autonomic Nervous System body cues and develop tools to stay in a calmer state.
Sensory Processing is how the brain receives information from the environment, interprets it and produces a response. During this class you will learn about the 8 sensory systems, your own unique sensory needs and how to use sensory information to influence your calm state, focus, and organization.
Emotions and Mindset affect our internal state and influence how we act and feel about ourselves, as well as how we respond or react to other people. Discover easy tools to manage both your emotions and mindset so you can become the calmer, connected and confident parent you want to be.
"This course is a combination of Michelle and Stacey's best practices for creating peace and inner connection for yourself, your child and family"
Kara Holcomb LMSW
Atlas to Healing LLC
Social Worker
231-392-4417
Dr. Megan Stilwill
North Love TC
northlovetc.com
231-421-5100
Jen MacDonald M.Ed.,M.A
seabeanconsulting.com
Leading/math tutoring, learning assessments
231-632-4266