Learning Lab: Building a Good Parent-Child Relationship Series

This course will explore what it means to be a parents, the importance of self-care in being a good parents, and concrete skills for managing those frustrating times. The workshops are free and will be held at All Saints Episcopal Church from 10AM-12PM.
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Part 1: This course will provide some basic skills for improving both your relationship with your child/children and your own balance. (June 11)
Part 2: Parenting is an incredibly difficult thing that will always come with highs and lows. The purpose of these classes is to provide some foundational skills to make weathering the lows a little easier. While every parent and child is unique, some things are universal: parents want their children to be happy and successful, and children want to be loved and cared for by their parents. (July 9)
Part 3: This course will explore what it means to be a parents, the importance of self-care in being a good parents, and concrete skills for managing those frustrating times. (August 13)
Bio:
Carolynn Langsdale, Psy.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY26218) and has been providing therapy and supportive services to children and families in the Bay Area since 2008. She has worked with more than dozens of families with children ages 0 to 18 with challenges ranging from difficulties with academic achievement to developmental delays and Bipolar Disorder.
She has worked with families from a variety of backgrounds including many nationalities, ethnicities, gender identities, occupations, income levels, family sizes/compositions, and religions.
She provides services in both English and Spanish.
She can be reached at: carolynn@drlangsdale.com