Where's My Sanity? Applied Concepts: Sanity and Children

BROOKLINE, Mass. - June 6, 2014 - PRLog -- Follow-up Workshops for the Where's My Sanity? event: When strong negative forces overwhelm our lives, sanity can't be found in the usual places. We can't find sanity by trying to be more reasonable, more positive, by letting go, forgiving or by trying harder. To find sanity, we need emotional experiences. Not ideas, experiences. This series will address those experiences as they pertain to relationships with partners, children and colleagues. This series is a follow-up to an earlier presentation, but attendance at that event is not a pre-requisite to participating in any of these workshops.

Wednesdays, June 11

7:00 - 8:30 pm

1.5 CE Credits

$12.00, plus an $10 for CEU's if you want them

Claudia Luiz, Psya.D., author of Where's My Sanity? is a psychoanalyst in private practice. In her writings as well as in her practice, she specializes in translating the convoluted world of mental health jargon and cliches into meaningful language that we can all understand.

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June 11, 2014 7:00-8:30 PM
Where's My Sanity: Applied Concepts - Sanity and Children
Participants will be able to:
1. Discuss ways to better understand children.
2. Discuss the dynamics between parent-child relationship as they pertain to reactions to each other.

3. Discuss interventions of emotional communications that bring about change in parent-child dynamics.