A Scientific Approach to Understanding Your Child’s Emotional Patterns to Parent with Clarity, Compassion and Connection.
About this Event

Dr. Siegel will present to parents for the first time his science-based framework for parenting according to each unique child's personality and tempermant. This method has been developed with over 20 years of research.

The workshop will explore the transformative insights of the Patterns of Developmental Pathways (PDP) approach introduced in Dr. Siegel’s new book; Personality and Wholeness in Therapy.

Dr. Siegel will introduce this groundbreaking, science-based framework that helps parents recognize their child’s behavioral patterns and the most effective ways to support their child's emotional and psychological needs.

This workshop will help parents:

Understand the PDP Framework: Gain a clear understanding of the nine Patterns of Developmental Pathways (PDP) and how they form temperament, shape personality and impact behavior.
Apply Developmental Insights to Parenting: Learn practical strategies to recognize and support each child’s unique developmental pathways, fostering resilience, emotional regulation and connection.
Strengthen Parent-Child Relationships: Walk away with tools to nurture deeper, more meaningful connections with their child.
Foster Personal Growth: Explore how the PDP approach can foster growth, enabling parents to respond to challenges with greater clarity and compassion.

Speaker Bio:

Dr. Dan Siegel is the founder and director of education at the Mindsight Institute, a psychiatrist and psychologist with a focus on interpersonal neurobiology and mindfulness. He is a distinguished fellow of the APA and his psychotherapy practice serves all people. Dr. Siegel has a unique ability to make complicated scientific concepts exciting and accessible.

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Produced by The Wellness Institute, a division of the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI)

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