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SUMMARY:Parenting Big Emotions: Parenting with Cancer and Beyond
DESCRIPTION:Parenting Big Emotions: Parenting with Cancer and Beyond\nRegister here\nWednesday, February 5, 2025\nTime: 11am PST, 12pm MTN, 1pm CST, 2pm EST\nDuring cancer treatment, both you and your children are likely to experience a wide range of intense emotions. It’s common for kids to feel confused, scared, or even angry about the changes they see in their parent(s) or in family dynamics. As a parent, you may also feel overwhelmed, fatigued, or frustrated by your own emotions and the challenges of treatment. This presentation will focus on how to respond to big emotions and behaviors in a way that is compassionate, patient, and effective.\nKey topics we will cover include:\n\n\nRecognizing Emotional Triggers: Understanding the emotional cues your children may exhibit and how cancer treatment can amplify feelings of fear, sadness, or insecurity.\n\n\nValidating Feelings: Teaching your children that it’s okay to feel what they’re feeling, and that their emotions are normal, even if they seem intense or confusing.\n\n\nDealing with Behavioral Outbursts: Practical techniques for managing challenging behaviors, such as tantrums, defiance, or withdrawal, which can be common responses to stress and uncertainty. We’ll talk about how to feel confident in setting and maintaining boundaries, even and especially when you’re feeling exhausted or guilty.\n\n\nModeling Emotional Resilience: Demonstrating healthy ways to cope with difficult emotions, so your children can learn to process their own feelings constructively.\n\n\nEncouraging Open Dialogue: Teaching children how to name and talk about their feelings, while also fostering a family environment where everyone’s emotions are respected and acknowledged.\n\n\nThis workshop is all about creating a safe emotional space where children can navigate their big feelings, and you can provide the guidance and stability they need, even during such a challenging time.\nAllie Finkel Bio:\nAllie is a mom, therapist, educator, speaker, and creator. She is the co-founder of Kind Minds, a Space for the Hard Stuff ( https://www.kindmindstherapynyc.com/ ), providing education, support, and community for individuals and their families during challenging times. She holds a BA in Psychology and Child Development from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a K-6 teaching certificate from the Relay Graduate School of Education, a Masters in Social Work from Columbia University, and a post masters certification in Child and Family Therapy from NYU. Allie also has her certification in Dr. Becky Kennedy’s Good Inside parent coaching program. Prior to opening her private practice, Allie worked for many years as a pediatric oncology social worker, and is especially passionate about helping families navigate the cancer journey. Allie serves as a medical content contributor and advisor to Roon, an online platform that offers trusted and expert created content to help navigate serious health conditions. She has been quoted as a mental health and parenting expert across numerous media outlets such as The New York Times, Healthline, Today, and the Huffington Post.\n
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