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Archive for 26. January 2010
Free Parenting Workshop 1/29/10 Friday at 1 pm at Rancho Romero School in Alamo CA
26. January 2010 by John Schinnerer.
The Best Things We Do As Parents: A Strengths-Based Approach to Skillful Parenting
Rancho Romero Elementary School - PTA Parent Workshop
Facilitated by Kristin Bodiford, John Schinnerer, Ph.D., Sara Truebridge, Ed.D.
Friday, January, 29, 2010 from 1:00-2:30 p.m.
To help us plan for the workshop, please email info@familiesthrive.org to RSVP
In this workshop we will explore how to parent from a powerful place of responsibility. Responsibility for ourselves, our actions, and their impact on our family.
We will discover what works in our parenting. We will then envision how to build upon these qualities to support more skillful parenting, more of the time.
Together we will discuss how we can build upon our strengths to:
build upon our inner resources,
increase connection with our children,
bring more joy and inspiration into our parenting,
improve our effectiveness, and
parent from a place of confidence and wisdom
Posted in Danville CA, National speakers, Raising optimistic children, San Ramon CA, Optimal Human Functioning, Parenting workshop, Alamo CA, Hope, Mindfulness, Staying calm, Emotional IQ, Happiness, Guide To Self Beginners Guide To Managing Emotion, Resiliency, Parenting, Dr. John Schinnerer | Print | No Comments »
A Great Quote on Self-Compassion
26. January 2010 by John Schinnerer.
‘I must learn to love the fool in me, the one who feels too much, talks too much, takes too many chances, wins sometimes and loses often, lacks self-control, loves and hates, hurts and gets hurt, promises and breaks promises, laughs and cries.’
– Theodore Isaac Rubin
By way of my old friend Dino Giolitti. Thanks, Dino!
John Schinnerer, Ph.D.
Posted in Men's emotions, Resiliency, Optimal Human Functioning, Self-compassion, Emotional mind, Parenting, Managing stress, Dr. John Schinnerer, Guide to Self, Forgiveness | Print | No Comments »