Children's behavior is directly connected to how they feel. Learn simple ways you as a parent or caregiver can change your behavior to help your children feel loved and accepted, which may result in improved behavior on their part. Presented by Heather Harlan, from the Columbia/Boone Co. Health Dept. Sponsored by Children’s Grove. Adults. Register for a Zoom link. Recorded for later viewing.
Children's behavior is directly connected to how they are feeling. Presenter Heather Harlan will offer some simple ways you as a parent or caregiver can change your behavior —starting immediately — to help children know they are loved, feel better and, often, act better. These helpful shifts in perspective may help during the stressful holiday seasonand the basic principles apply to tots and teens alike.
Heather Harlan is certified reciprocal prevention specialist and Missouri associate alcohol and drug counselor II with a broad range of experience in mental health services for all ages. Currently she works at the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services as a health program coordinator. Her focus is on overdose response and adult mental health.
Adults. Register to get a Zoom link. The program will also be recorded for later viewing on our YouTube channel.
Please note that this program is taking place online or via broadcast rather than at a physical library branch. See the event description for details on how to watch or listen.
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