MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

I will be a speaker at this event! As you may have guessed, I will be speaking about Collaborative Problem Solving®.

You can purchase a ticket here. VENDORFF5--This code will be good through November 4.

The Westchester Mama & Child Wellness Expo: Due, New, and You! will take place on Sunday, November 5th from 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the beautiful Hotel MTK, conveniently located in Mount Kisco. This event is a collaboration between Macaroni KID Armonk - Chappaqua - Mount Kisco - Pleasantville and Rock-a-Bye-Baby Sleep.

This one-day, large-scale event will provide resources and hands-on support, building community and connection between parents, experts, and service providers in the parenting and child wellness space to promote the importance of maternal physical and mental health.

Attendees will have the opportunity to visit with vendors specializing in a variety of disciplines (across mental health and PMADs, occupational therapy, physical therapy, potty training, individualized sleep support, lactation support, picky eating support, pelvic floor therapy, fertility and reproductive therapy, infant massage, parent coaching, cooperative play, and more), choose from expert-led breakout sessions, participate in hands-on activities (in breathwork, mindfulness, Pilates, acupuncture, massage, and others), and spend family time in the Kids' Zone enjoying face painting, live music, story time, sensory and art play, building, and STEAM demonstrations!

A significant portion of the proceeds will benefit The Ronald McDonald House of the Greater Hudson Valley and Open Door Family Medical Center.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

MONDAYS 12:30-2:00PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

REGISTER NOW

Please note: Managing the Meltdowns will be taught VIRTUALLY at this time. Before your class, you will receive an email with a link that will allow you to join the group.

Tantrums, whining, and overall challenging behaviors are typical and expected for young children of many ages. However, the expressions of these big emotions look different at every age and stage of development. It can be difficult for parents and caregivers to figure out the best way to handle challenging behaviors. In addition, sometimes the most well-meaning adults inadvertently do things to make matters worse.

Managing the Meltdowns, for the Terrible Twos, Three-nagers and Beyond, is a 1.5 hour course, taught by Maria Sanders, LSW, a certified Parent Coach and Collaborative Problem-Solving Trainer. This course will help parents and caregivers learn how to shift their thinking about challenging behavior, teach them how to respond in a way that builds crucial thinking skills appropriate for their child’s age, and strengthen the parent-child relationship with the appropriate responses.

This course is taught live and will be interactive – we encourage discussion and questions throughout!

Taught By:

Maria Sanders, LSW, Certified Parent Coach

Ideal For:

Parents of children aged 18 months – preschool

Duration:

1.5 hours

About Managing the Meltdowns

Each 1.5-hour class is taught live and questions are encouraged! Maria will cover the following:

• How to respond to your child’s meltdowns

• How to shift your thinking about your child’s challenging behaviors

• How to build critical thinking skills

• How to strengthen the parent-child relationship

REGISTER NOW

REGISTER NOW

Please note: Managing the Meltdowns will be taught VIRTUALLY at this time. Before your class, you will receive an email with a link that will allow you to join the group.

Tantrums, whining, and overall challenging behaviors are typical and expected for young children of many ages. However, the expressions of these big emotions look different at every age and stage of development. It can be difficult for parents and caregivers to figure out the best way to handle challenging behaviors. In addition, sometimes the most well-meaning adults inadvertently do things to make matters worse.

Managing the Meltdowns, for the Terrible Twos, Three-nagers and Beyond, is a 1.5 hour course, taught by Maria Sanders, LSW, a certified Parent Coach and Collaborative Problem-Solving Trainer. This course will help parents and caregivers learn how to shift their thinking about challenging behavior, teach them how to respond in a way that builds crucial thinking skills appropriate for their child’s age, and strengthen the parent-child relationship with the appropriate responses.

This course is taught live and will be interactive – we encourage discussion and questions throughout!

Taught By:

Maria Sanders, LSW, Certified Parent Coach

Ideal For:

Parents of children aged 18 months – preschool

Duration:

1.5 hours

About Managing the Meltdowns

Each 1.5-hour class is taught live and questions are encouraged! Maria will cover the following:

• How to respond to your child’s meltdowns

• How to shift your thinking about your child’s challenging behaviors

• How to build critical thinking skills

• How to strengthen the parent-child relationship

REGISTER NOW

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 12:15-1:45PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 12, 2023

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this storm with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Find more FAQ here.

We will read and discuss the book Changeable by Dr.Stuart Ablon.

This book focuses on Collaborative Problem Solving.

We will meet on Friday, 1/27, 2/3 and 2/10 from 9:00-10:15am at Cornerstone Montclair

198 Bellevue Avenue Montclair, NJ

We will meet in the upstairs community room.

Please email me or call me with any questions.

There is no fee, but instead there will be a suggested donation to the New Cornerstone Cafe at the Montclair Art Museum which employs adults with disabilities.

Wouldn't it be so much easier if you could get some of your burning parenting related questions answered by credentialed experts all at the same time? Now's your chance to capitalize on the immense knowledge that will fill the room and assist you in developing peaceful mealtimes, well-rested & rejuvenated family members, stronger family connections, and stress-free communication skills! 

Panel Includes:

Caitlin Kiarie, Registered Dietitian, of Mom-n-Tot Nutrition

Maria Sanders, Licensed Social Worker and Parent Coach, of Maria Sanders Parent Coach

Sandra Ocha, Certified Sleep Consultant, of Happy Nest Center

Rachel Kirson, Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist, of Rachel Kirson SLP

Register here

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:30PM EST 8 WEEKLY SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 14, 2021

The eight week class is $350 per screen.

Via Zoom video conference

You can register here.

CHALLENGING KIDS LACK SKILL NOT WILL

What if you could learn a parenting approach that would significantly reduce the yelling, nagging and the challenging behaviors while simultaneously building the relationship to weather this pandemic with your children? When parenting goes beyond your intuition, learning Collaborative Problem Solving can be the winning tool that saves you from the endless power struggles and disheartening moments when you feel like there isn't hope for your child.

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship and restore the peace and sanity in your home. 

Group sessions involve a teaching portion as well as getting feedback from a certified CPS practioner on how you are applying the skills at home between each session.

Find more FAQ here.