Sibling Relationships
Presented by Kate Curran Mire, School Psychologist, SSP, LSSP, NCSP
Each sibling relationship allows us the opportunity to identify and articulate the dynamics in our household so we can foster greater harmony, with more security, for everyone involved.
In this presentation, we'll explore how to identify what those dynamics might look like, and how we can channel sibling rivalry, when present, into more positive relationship-building experiences. Doing so allows us to communicate clear family expectations, which in turn increases favorable behaviors. Together, we'll learn how to shift the norm from rivalry closer to peace at home.
Details
Date - January 26, 2024
Time - 11:00am - 12:00pm CT
Pricing - $25
Location - Virtual via Zoom
In this presentation on navigating sibling relationships for caregivers, you'll learn and be able to:
Articulate the different sibling dynamics that occur in your home
Channel sibling rivalry into more positive-relationship building experiences
Communicate clear family expectations that increase favorable behaviors
Kate Curran Mire, School Psychologist, SSP, LSSP, NCSP
Kate is the co-founder of Hill Country School Psychology Services. She is licensed as a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) and a Nationally Certified School Psychologist. Kate is a member of Ensemble Therapy. She heads the Executive Functioning Coaching program, leads Parenting Workshops, is a co-owner of Cool Down Kits, and is a Parent Coach. Kate taught with the Region XIII Counseling Certification Program.
Prior to becoming a school psychologist, Kate was a teacher for seven years. While not working, you can find Kate with her husband and three children roaming around Austin.
Good to Know
This is a live online training via Zoom. You will receive an email with the link to the session prior to the start time.
Please note that this workshop does not provide CE credits that count toward certification or professional licensure.
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