Are you considering homeschooling your children but not sure where to start? Join us for Homeschooling 101, an online event designed to guide you through the basics of homeschooling. We'll cover topics such as creating a curriculum, setting up a schedule, filling out paperwork, and finding resources to support your homeschooling journey. Whether you're a […]
Food allergies affect millions of kids—about one in every 13 children— and can be a source of worry and stress for families. Join Dr. Jennifer Shu, medical editor of HealthyChildren.org, along with special guest expert Dr. Daniel DiGiacomo, a pediatric allergist and immunologist, for a practical conversation about recognizing, managing and even helping prevent allergic […]
In this one-time workshop, Birthing the Magic Collaborative partners with Book Harvest to celebrate the power of oral traditions and early literacy. Together we’ll explore how lullabies, cultural storytelling and books nurture both brain development and emotional well-being. Families will leave with free, age-appropriate books to begin building baby’s library. This workshop is designed for […]
We offer support for the children in your life–because cancer affects the entire family. Having a parent or caregiver with cancer can be overwhelming and isolating. Coping Kids Connect is a local, virtual support group for children impacted by a loved one’s cancer diagnosis. During this support group, kids and teens will: Know this is […]
Join us for a caring and informative session designed to help parents understand and support their little ones through big emotions. Learn simple, effective strategies to build your child’s emotional toolkit and foster calm, confidence and resilience.
The transition from high school to college can be both exciting and overwhelming — especially for students with mental health or learning challenges. As teens step into more independence, they also face new academic pressures, social changes, and the responsibility of managing their own schedules, support systems and well-being. In this webinar, clinical experts from […]
Parenting doesn’t stop when kids grow up – it just evolves. This workshop explores how to support your teen or young adult while setting healthy boundaries, encouraging independence and maintaining strong communication. Whether your child is 13 or 23, join us for real talk, relatable guidance and tools to navigate this next chapter with confidence.
This concise, two-hour session offers prospective adopters a valuable snapshot of the adoption journey — from key decisions to emotional truths. Discover different adoption pathways, what agencies look for during the Home Study and how to prepare effectively. You’ll hear inspiring but real life accounts from a parent who has fostered prior to adoption, a […]
Parenting can be challenging, especially when navigating diverse beliefs. Join host Edwina Cowell and special guest Susan Katz Miller to learn tips and wisdom for celebrating multiple faith traditions and managing sensitive topics. Discover Miller's books on multifaith parenting, and Spiritual Playdate's fun activities and programs for families of all belief systems.Author and journalist Susan […]
Welcome to our online event where we will discuss how to recognise the signs of mental illness in children and teenagers. Join us for an informative session on identifying common symptoms and behaviors that may indicate a child or teen is struggling with their mental health. Learn about the importance of early intervention and how […]
Are you a single parent looking for a supportive and welcoming space to connect with others, share experiences, and talk through the ups and downs of parenting? CCY's Single Parents Support Group meets monthly in the evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 PM, offering a space to explore meaningful topics like co-parenting, discipline, emotional intelligence, and […]
60-minute live Zoom webinar with Christina Clark, MD (child psychiatrist, author, & parenting coach). You’ll learn the simple Notice–Name–Coach technique to calm meltdowns, set loving limits without power struggles, and repair afterward in minutes. We’ll demonstrate word-for-word scripts, practice scenarios, and take live questions. Who it’s for: Parents/caregivers of kids ages 3–12 (educators welcome). What’s […]
