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February 2019
Parent Education Evening with Dr. Vanessa Lapointe: Discipline Without Damage: How to get your kids to behave without messing them up.
Session: Discipline Without Damage: How to Get Your Kids to Behave Without Messing Them Up Date: Monday, February 4, 2019 Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm Location: Child Care Options CCRR, #100-6846 King George Blvd, Surrey Registration: https://www.childcareoptions.ca/parent-families/parent-education-sessions/
Find out more »Parenting 2.0: Becoming The Parent You Want To Be
Parenting 2.0 has evolved from getting children to comply and behave. We now know that when we focus on parenting from the inside out and grow the brains of children, we create the path for children to develop loving relationships, optimal health, and success in endeavors that are meaningful to them … and they will behave. We accomplish this by meeting their primary attachment needs – when their hearts are safe, their brains will grow. We understand that as parents…
Find out more »March 2019
Indigenous Early Years Program/Vancouver Native Health: Attachment
Not Open to Public
Find out more »Dr. Vanessa Lapointe at Building Our Inclusion Toolbox in Prince Rupert, BC
Event: Building Our Inclusion Toolbox hosted by North Coast Community Services Society March 8, 2019 KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY DR. VANESSA LAPOINTE: Self Care for Those Who Care 8:30 AM TO 9:30 AM WORKSHOP BY DR. VANESSA LAPOINTE: Supporting Children & Youth Who Live with Anxiety 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Registration: call (250) 627-7166 ext 2002 or email gshaw.nccs@citywest.ca Location: Crest Hotel, 222 1st Ave W, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1A8
Find out more »Parenting 2.0: Becoming The Parent You Want To Be
Parenting 2.0 has evolved from getting children to comply and behave. We now know that when we focus on parenting from the inside out and grow the brains of children, we create the path for children to develop loving relationships, optimal health, and success in endeavors that are meaningful to them … and they will behave.We accomplish this by meeting their primary attachment needs – when their hearts are safe, their brains will grow. We understand that as parents we…
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