The Gift of Time
The perfect gift for your teen may not be something material. In the frenzy of gift buying, do not lose sight of what is most important this holiday season.
Game On – Workshop for Athletic Coaches
December 5, 12pm PST Athletic coaches of girls’ sports often observe and have to support their players with friendship issues and girl drama. This workshop will give you the tools and resources to better understand and help the girls handle the situations. More information see https://be.teen-wise.com/gameon
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Helping Your Teen Navigate Family Gatherings
For teens, hanging with the extended family during holidays is not all it’s cracked up to be. Teens would usually prefer to lounge around, catch up with friends, and stare at a screen. However, they often have piles of homework, are forced to catch up on chores, don’t get to see their friends much, have
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LWSF Parent Chat: Screen Based Childhood
November 13, 7pm Please join Coach Sheri at this free presentation from the Lake Washington Schools Foundation. o explore how screen time affects your child’s mental health. Learn practical tips and strategies to help navigate today’s screen-dependent world and foster a healthier relationship with technology!Visit www.lwsf.org/our-work/parent-chat.
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Telesummit: Families Loving their Teens Back to Life
November 9, 2024 Coach Sheri will speak at this event, which is dedicated to supporting parents and families of teens who are facing challenges like anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, or feeling out of place. When Melanie Brown approached me for this event, I knew it was something truly important to contribute to. Melanie has a
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She Made A Mistake
Your daughter made a mistake. It was a doozy. And now the entire school is talking about it, and the gossip is in high gear. Girls are choosing sides and alliances. Your daughter is being ostracized. You know what she did, and you agree it was a very poor choice. You also know that your
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Eastside Parents ADD/ADHD Resource Fair
November 2nd, 9amCome join us for the ADD/ADHD Parent Summit in Sammamish! This in-person event is a fantastic opportunity for parents to gather and learn about strategies, tips, and resources for supporting children with ADHD. With expert speakers and representatives from local resources, you’ll gain valuable insights and practical tools to navigate the unique challenges
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The Art of Letting Go: Allowing Your Teen to Face Challenges Builds Resilience
As parents, it’s only natural to want to shield our teens from life’s hardships. We intervene when they stumble, hoping to smooth the path and make their journey a bit less bumpy. But what if, in our efforts to protect them, we’re actually robbing them of valuable opportunities to build resilience?
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Get Teen Wise – New Professional Training
September 12, 3pm PST Live Information Session New training for School counselors, Therapists, Life coaches, Sports coaches, After-school program staff and Girl Scout troop leaders – join the Live session to learn more about the new Get Teen Wise training where we will will equip professionals with the tools and insights to understand the social
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Girl Drama LIVE: How to support your daughter through the ups and downs
October 3, 2024 6:30 pm PST In middle school, friendship dynamics become more complicated, emotional, and important for our daughters. As parents it is difficult to know what to say and do to support our daughters through the ups and downs. By delving into middle school girl world, we can understand how to best support
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