Starting school, whether it’s for the first time, entering a new school, or even returning to a familiar school after a break, can be a challenge for both our children and ourselves. And we mean
Maya Coleman, PhD Clinical Psychology, MA Special Education Program Director Hand in Hand Parenting | Washington, DC | [email protected] Maya recently took on the position of Executive Director at Hand in Hand Parenting. For the
Please choose from the following call groups: Section A: with Shelley Macy, MA, at 4pm PST on Tuesdays Section B: with Robin Setchko, LMFT, at 9:30am PST on Wednesdays Section C: with Pam Oatis, M.D.
Each weekly instructional section is led by one of the following Instructors: Maya Coleman, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, M.A. in Special Education/Learning Disabilities Clinical Psychologist in private practice in Washington, D.C. since 2012. Her emphasis
Please watch this Week One video introduction for an outline of the course and first steps. (Originally recorded for a UK-Focused Outreach Class in 2019.)
Professionals Intensive in Hand in Hand Parenting Syllabus Instructors This course is taught by at least two of the following Instructors: Maya Coleman, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist practicing in Washington, D.C and published researcher; Robin
Setting Limits Does it seem like your child is deliberately pushing your buttons? That they know exactly what to do to get you mad?Would you like a way out of bribing, power struggles and yelling
This webinar, designed for professionals who work with children and families, will delve into the many ways all the participants of early childhood education programs affect children, how the tools of Hand in Hand Parenting
You can start to help children with trauma, large or small, today using five simple tools.
Learn more about the vital importance of connection in supporting positive outcomes for children who face trauma and other adverse conditions or situations. For LMFT, MSW, clinical psychologists, ECE professionals and others who care about children.