Surviving and Thriving During Uncertainty, Stressful Times and Beyond

Speaker Josh Dye

Stress. Anxiety. Frustration. Fear. Uncertainty. Have you felt any of these emotions lately?

If so, you are not alone. 

The COVID-19 pandemic and recent social unrest are taking a toll on our emotional, physical, social, and financial health. 

Self care is hard for many of us during ‘normal’ times. How are we supposed to manage all of this

There are three common problems with a lot of self care advice:

1. It is too basic (yeah…I already know I’m supposed to exercise, eat right and go to bed early!).

2. It creates extra work during an already stressful time. (“Do this new thing, this new thing, AND this new thing and you’ll turn your life around!”).

3. It’s unrealistic (No, most of us can’t actually do it all, especially during times like this. Some balls will drop!).

Let’s explore a better way to do self care. 

In this webinar you will learn (Learning objectives):

  • Triggers – How to identify what is bothering you, so you can resolve it.
  • Anti-Goals – How to identify what you don’t want to do, so you can do what you want.
  • Subtraction – What to eliminate to make your life better.
  • Dropping the ball – What commitments to drop and what to preserve when time gets tight.

You will also learn practical tips on how to manage difficult emotions, achieve mental strength, and maintain physical and financial health during difficult times.

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By Josh Dyeemotional resilienceMental Strengthpandemic self careself carestress management

13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don’t Do

Speaker Amy Morin

Popular based on survey feedback!

In this webinar, Amy Morin, LCSW will provide guidance on how to raise mentally strong children.

Amy will share research, stories, and examples that help participants understand: (Learning Objectives)

  • The 3 fears that affect the way we raise kids.
  • The 13 unhealthy yet common parenting strategies that rob kids of the mental strength they need to become the best versions of themselves.
  • The exercises that parents can perform alongside their children to help them build and flex the mental muscles they’re going to need in the real world.

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Child DevelopmentEmotional IntelligenceMental StrengthParentingPopularresilience