New: Monthly Parenting Support Group
I am excited to announce a new service that I will be offering. To those parents who have participated in my SPACE Parenting Classes, I am now offering Monthly Follow Up Sessions! This has long been requested, so now I’m making it happen!
When will it start?
The first session will be June 18th at 5:00.
The next session will be August 6th at 5:00.
After that, we will meet every first Thursday of the month at 5:00.
Where is it located?
You can either attend virtually from your own home or come to the conference room at my office at 1004 NW MIlwaukee Ave, Suite 100.
How do you attend?
Simple. Just show up! I consider this “Office Hours,” so I will be here no matter what. As long as you have attended a Parenting Course, you are welcome to show up. I would appreciate a heads-up via email, but really, it’s not necessary – just drop in. You can attend either In Person or Virtually. Just email me if you need the Login Link.
What will we talk about?
Primarily it will be Question and Answer so people can problem solve things going on at home, get referrals, or just brush up on skills. I will also take requests for topics and will generally have some prepared slides, but Q&A will take priority.
How much will it cost?
The cost is $50 per family. Session will run around 60 minutes, though I am happy to go over if we have a big group and need more time.
I’m looking forward to getting this started. Please feel free to email me with any questions!
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