RECURSOS

We’re living in a time of unprecedented access to high-reward, high-dopamine stimuli: food, drugs, news, gaming, texting, Instagramming, YouTubing… The increased numbers, variety, and potency is staggering.

You may have heard, “children grieve differently than adults.” What does that mean, how can you tell, and how do you best support a child or teen who is grieving? Jaymie Byron, LMFT, shares what grief and mourning can look like for children of all ages, and provides practical ways to support a child/teen through the grief process.

How can kids manage their virtual and in-person social relationships, both in and out of school? And what are the key interpersonal skills that students need to thrive, now and in the future? Join Ana Homayoun, author, educator, and founder of Green Ivy Educational Consulting, and Phyllis Fagell, licensed clinical counselor and author of Middle School Matters, for a conversation about “friends, frenemies, and friendlier friends” in the time of COVID.