How to Talk So Kids Get Along with Each Other - 4 Sessions

What can we do to improve kids' relationships with peers and siblings? (Preschool)(Elementary)
About this Event

Join Julie King, JD, and Parent Educator of the Center for Children and Youth, for How to Talk So Kids Get Along With Each Other.

Conflict, Competition, Comparisons . . . Why can’t they just get along?

If you live or work with one or more kids of any age who interact with other kids of any sort (siblings, cousins, playmates, classmates, etc.), this workshop is for you!

We will focus on the perils of comparisons between children, the potential destructiveness of roles and labels, and how they can feed into an atmosphere of conflict and ill will. Participants can do hands-on exercises to practice effective strategies that promote harmony and good-will. The emphasis is less on what to do when kids fight and more on what we can do outside of the moment to reduce the overall conflict, to begin with. (To handle fighting immediately, please sign up for the How To Talk When Kids Fight, Argue, or Bicker workshop.)

Fee:

Early Bird individual: $189; Early Bird couple — ends 4/24.

Starting April 25—$289; Regular individual $229; Regular couple $349.

This workshop will NOT be recorded.

Registration ends 30 minutes before the event, and the link for these workshops will be emailed at that time.