Workshops for Parents of Teens and Tweens
The Downtown Community Center is sponsoring monthly workshops for parents of teens and tweens. They will take place on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. The Center is at 120 Warren Street. Below is the line-up of speakers.
Reserve your space for a workshop HERE.
February 7: Is it too early to start thinking about college?
Best-selling author and college planning expert Andy Lockwood covers "5 Deadly College Planning Mistakes" and "How to Pay Wholesale for College" before your kids apply to their dream schools. He will share strategies used to gain admission to Harvard, Yale, Princeton and other elite colleges, as well as little-known "loopholes" and other financial techniques they implemented to qualify for generous merit scholarships and financial aid.
March 14: How to properly recognize, treat and prevent sports injuries in teens and tweens
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Renuka Pinto from Duffy & Bracken Physical Therapy specializes in orthopedics and sports medicine focusing biomechanics, post-surgery and sports injuries. Pinto knows how to avoid injuries in young athletes and cope with their physical stress. Pain, Pinto says, is never okay. |
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April 11: Can my kid go from surviving to thriving? Learn the 5 activities every tween & teen needs Tired of feeling drained, frustrated and maybe a little bullied by your own kid? Tweens and teens are complicated, but their needs aren't. Author and psychotherapist Sean Grover offers a Q & A and discussion about how to add healthy habits to your family's lifestyle. According to Grover, when parents provide the five essential needs of adolescence, academic, emotional and social difficulties are transformed, and kids go from surviving to thriving. This is an inspiring message to parents, infused with wisdom, humor and common sense. Questions about this series? Contact Camille, Deputy Director of the Downtown Community Center at Camille@manhattanyouth.org |