Category: Workshops
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Queen Bees and Masterminds: A Parent’s Role in Social Drama
Your children are going to deal with social drama and friend drama. What’s a parent to do? Join Bowbend Consulting on Monday, April 29 from 12:00-12:30 in a FREE Online Workshop to learn the top 5 tips for parents to use to support their children during times like these.
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Mattering Workshop
In this FREE Online workshop, you’ll leave with concrete take-aways, inspired by Wallace’s book, Never Enough, on how to foster a sense of mattering in your children.
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Counseling Corner with Teddi Bair
Is your child anxious about upcoming exams? About friendships? About trying new experiences? About everything? Join Bowbend Consulting and Counselor Teddi Bair to learn about how to parent when your child experiences anxiety.
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The Power of Play
Join Bowbend Consulting and expert educators Lee Steele and Melissa Williams to learn about the power of play, what play does to our brains, and why, as caregivers, we need to make sure our kids (of all ages) get enough.
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Don’t Fear Lice, Get Rid of Em!
Join us for a FREE online parenting workshop on Monday, February 26 at 12 noon EST, for a conversation between Susan from NitPickers Atlanta and Peyten Williams of Bowbend Consulting. Designed for parents of elementary school students, this workshop will equip you with the tools to tackle head lice effectively.
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Prioritizing Your Main Squeeze Across the Parenting Journey
Make this Valentine’s season about more than just cards and chocolates. Invest in your relationship, strengthen your family foundation, and create a love-filled home during the parenting years.
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Online Lunch and Learn for Parents: A Loving Authority
Join Bowbend Consulting founder, Peyten Williams, for a 30 minute Lunch and Learn session about concrete ways to get a jump start on fostering your Loving Authority as a parent this January.
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Online Parent Workshop: Define Your Parenting Direction
Fight the cultural tide of comparison in your parenting by taking one short hour to define your parenting direction. What do you really hope for your child?