MARCH 2010

MARCH 2010

MARCH 2010

MARCH 2010

MARCH 2010

MARCH 2010

MARCH 2010

COURSE List    2010

DETAILSSHAMELESS.html
DETAILSLOSE_IT.html
DETAILSFLAWED.html
DETAILSSO_INTENSE.html
DETAILSBRAIN_ON_PARENTING.html
DETAILSGOOD_DADS.html

        


 

This is Your Brain on Parenting: Why We Get Our Backs Up--And How We Can Train Our Brain to Parent in Our “Right Mind” 11-10BRAIN_ON_PARENTING.html
When Good Dads Feel Disconnected: How Even the Best of Dads Experience Heart Break & Can Build Bridges of Reconnection 06-23GOOD_DADS.html
WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME? How Bribes Can Bring About the Opposite of What We Truly Want for Our Kids 09-15WHATS_IN_IT_FOR_ME.html
S.T.O.P.! How Stopping 4 Common Draining Parenting Practices Can Invite Our Children (and us) to Connect 11-03STOP.html
Freedom from Vicious Circles: Recognizing and Breaking Free of Painful Parenting Patterns 10-20FREEDOM.html
The Gift of Being a Flawed ParentTM: How Our Conflicts, Mistakes and Fears Can Raise Kids With Empathy, Humility and Resilience 05-26FLAWED.html
Why Don’t My Kids Get Along? Understanding Sibling Strife and How Not to Create a Victim or Bad Guy 05-19SIBLING_STRIFE.html
Don’t Squash My Spirit: Raising Spirited Children without Breaking their Will or their Heart 11-17SQUASH.html

MAY 8:30 pm/ET

12

13, 19

26

JUNE 8:30 pm/ET

9

16

23

AUG 8:30 pm/ET

18

25

SEPT8:30 pm/ET

15

22

29

OCT 8:30 pm/ET

13

20

27

THE HEART OF CONNECTION: Exploring the Heart and Practice of Connection in an Age of Distraction 06-16 HEART_OF_CONNECTION.html
GOOD BOUNDARIES: Loving Our Family Without Feeling Responsible, Guilty or Depleted 12-15GOOD_BOUNDARIES.html

NOV 8:30 pm/ET

3

10

17, 18

DEC 8:30 pm/ET

1

8

15

HOMEP2PU_HOMEPAGE_2.html
PARENTING WITHOUT A SCRIPT: Letting Go of Strategies and Quick-Fixes and Discovering the Power of Presence 07-20PARENTING_WITHOUT_A_SCRIPT.html
Brain Development in Children: Understanding Our Child’s Mind and Brain from Birth through the First Years of Life 10-13 BRAIN_DEVELOPMENT_IN_CHILDREN.html
ATTACHED: How and Why Secure Attachment in Childhood is Connected to Well-being in Adulthood 12-01 ATTACHED.html

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LEARNING TO TRUST YOUR GUT IN A WORLD OF DOUBT: Finding And Following Our Parental Intuition 05-12TRUSTING_GUT_COURSE.html
THE HEART OF CONNECTION: Exploring the Heart and Practice of Connection in an Age of Distraction 12-08 HEART_OF_CONNECTION.html
KEEPING THE LIGHT ON: How Inspiration, Engagement and Connection Can Help Our Kids (and Us) Thrive 05-13KEEPING_THE_LIGHT_ON.html
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ATTACHED: How and Why Secure Attachment in Childhood is Connected to Well-being in Adulthood 07-16 ATTACHED.html
LEARNING TO TRUST YOUR GUT IN A WORLD OF DOUBT: Finding And Following Our Parental Intuition 06-09TRUSTING_GUT_COURSE.html
The Consequence of Consequences: What Science Reveals About the Negative Effect of Reward & Punishment in Our Kids and Relationships 08-18CONSEQUENCE.html
Mindful Parenting: How Becoming Present and Aware Changes Our Way of Reacting and Relating with Our Kids and Cultivates Deeper Connection 09-29MINDFUL_PARENTING.html
THE HEART OF CONNECTION: Exploring the Heart and Practice of Connection in an Age of Distraction 09-22 HEART_OF_CONNECTION.html
The Gift of Being a Flawed ParentTM: How Our Conflicts, Mistakes and Fears Can Raise Kids With Empathy, Humility and Resilience 07-28FLAWED.html
ATTACHED: Why Secure Attachment in Childhood Leads to Well-being in Adulthood & How to Create it If You Never Had It Yourself 08-25 ATTACHED.html
The Gift of Being a Flawed ParentTM: How Our Conflicts, Mistakes and Fears Can Raise Kids With Empathy, Humility and Resilience 10-27FLAWED.html