Raising Resilience: Parenting Anxious Children to Bravery Workshop for Young Families

Raising Resilience: Parenting Anxious Children to Bravery Workshop

 Thursday, February 20, 630 to 8 – The Loft

 and parenting is hard enough, but navigating the push poll of supporting, anxious children makes it that much more challenging. Knowing when to encourage your child to face to fears and want to help them rest and recuperate often leaves parents feeling completely stuck.

 join us as Marty Munford, a clinical mental health, therapist, sheds, light on the formation and anxiety in children, and the powerful ways to end it. With humor and compassion, will discuss parental patterns that enable anxiety and engage tools that help break the cycle.

Register: https://peachtreeroadumc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/592/responses/new


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