Work + Life Classes and Webinars
Being in harmony with work and life is a daily learning experience. Indiana University, its partners, and community organizations provide education and enrichment opportunities for those who seek information and strategies.
UPCOMING & RECENT WEBINARS
Tough Conversations: De-escalation Training
2-Part Series
Thursday, January 28 & Thursday, February 4
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. - Noon (CT)
OnlineDe-escalation Training is 2, 2-hour sessions that focus on building skills to become effective at de-escalating and defusing emotional and stressful situations. These sessions focus on understanding and managing your response to stress, understanding and managing the stress of others, and learning effective de-escalation strategies.
Program Facilitator: Tiffany Lemons, MPA, Senior Organization Development Consultant, IU Human Resources
Tiffany Lemons has more than 20 years of experience in leadership and leadership development. She has worked in both the nonprofit sector and the higher education sector. Through this work she has developed skills and expertise in a myriad of areas including conflict resolution, de-escalation, team building, assessing and developing organizational cultures, and leadership.
Body, Mind, Soul-Build A Caregiver Wellness Plan - Presented by Care@Work
Tuesday, February 2
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm (ET) / Noon - 1:00 pm (CT)
OnlineToday, 1 in 6 employees is juggling work and personal responsibilities while also caring for an older loved one. Recent studies show this added caregiver responsibility, especially during life’s challenges such as the coronavirus pandemic, have increased caregiver stress, anxiety, depression and issues that can lead to a downward health spiral. This webinar, led by corporate gerontologist and caregiving author, Sherri Snelling, will provide seven simple, quick ways that caregivers can achieve optimal wellness through her Me Time Monday MethodTM – the biopsychosocial balance for a healthier and happier life.
Program Facilitator: Sherri Snelling is a corporate gerontologist, author and founder/CEO of Caregiving Club, a strategic consulting and content creation firm with an expertise in life course aging, caregiver wellness and Alzheimer’s. She also serves as the Ambassador for the Caregiver Monday public health education campaign and is a co-executive producer for an upcoming PBS caregiving documentary scheduled for fall, 2021.
Intergroup Dialogue: Having Difficult Conversations about Race & Other Identities
4-Part Series
Wednesdays, February 10-March 3
1:00-3:00 p.m. (ET) / Noon-2:00 p.m. (CT)
OnlineThis class is full. Sign up for the waitlist »
Intergroup Dialogue (IGD) provides a unique forum to explore issues related to social identities. IGD engages in conversations focused on creating understanding. It works through the conflicts and differences that exist based on social identities. This sustained dialogue process involving four carefully structured progression steps allows participants to discuss important, yet uncomfortable, issues in a safe, supportive environment.
The four-part course is structured to help participants learn, practice, and leave knowing how to have difficult conversations with local partners, communities, and within personal relationships.Program Facilitators: Daniel Griffith, Director, Intergroup Dialogue Programs and Conflict Resolution, IUPUI; Angela Reese, Healthy IU Work Life Consultant; Tasha Rihm, Healthy IU Work Life Intern
Mindful Parenting Series Part 2: How to Parent Peacefully
Thursdays, March 4-March 25
12:30-1:30 p.m. (ET) / 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (CT)
OnlineDue to advances in technology, we can now see what is happening in a child’s developing brain in response to his or her environment, including different parenting styles. The research is clear that the language and approaches a parent uses are incredibly important for not only optimal brain development, but long-term success and well-being. Join Nellie Springston, M.Ed., Founder of Calma (Calm & Loving Minds Achieve) as she shares research-based language and parenting strategies that focus on connection and communication in order to raise competent, capable kids.
Session Topics
March 4th: Why it's important to cultivate connection and communication in today's society
March 11th: Connection
March 18th: Communication
March 25th: Cultivating courage, capability, curiosity, and resilienceProgram Facilitator: Nellie Springston, M.Ed., Founder, CALMA: Calming and Loving Minds Achieve
Nellie Springston, a proud Indiana University undergraduate alum, finished first in her class with a M.Ed. School Counseling & Psychology from the University of Louisville, then spent years working in Psychology research learning about trauma, stress and the brain in military soldiers suffering from PTSD. Her passion was always to work with children, so she made her way back to a school setting as a behavior interventionist where she trained school staff to use preventative approaches with students to minimize negative behaviors. Nellie used mindfulness techniques with her most troubled students, and saw incredible results. She founded Calma: Calm & Loving Minds Achieve to provide parents and educators the tools they need to practice mindfulness in home and school settings.
The Book of Joy: Healthy IU Work + Life Virtual Book Club
Orientation
Thursday, February 4
1:30-2:30 p.m. (ET) / 12:30-1:30 p.m. (CT)
OnlineLast year was difficult and challenging for all. Although we are optimistic, we do not know what 2021 will bring. Now more than ever, it is important to maintain positivity, personal well-being, and continue to support each other.
For our first virtual book club, we will be reading The Book of Joy. In this book, the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Tutu look back on their lives to answer a single burning question: How do we find joy in the face of life’s inevitable suffering? They share stories about how they have been tested by adversity, yet have still found happiness.
Attend this kickoff meeting to learn more about the Virtual Book Club and how to participate.
Facilitators: Gina Plummer, Certified Health & Wellness Coach, Healthy IU; Tasha Rihm, Work Life Intern & Social Work Graduate Student, Healthy IU Work + Life
Perfecting Your "No-Guilt" No - Presented by Care@Work
Wednesday, February 17
Noon-1:00 pm (ET) / 11:00 am - Noon (CT)
OnlineSaying no can be uncomfortable and awkward but it’s absolutely necessary to avoid burnout and help you remain focused on your most important goals. Learning how to say an effective and appropriate "no" is one of the most vital skills for leaders, yet research shows this is one of the most under-utilized tools, especially for women.
In this session led by Lisa Abramson, you'll learn a powerful "saying no" framework and get a "cheat sheet" to make saying no less stressful in the future. After this session, you'll be able to confidently deliver a firm and appropriate no without the side of guilt. Yes to that!Program Facilitator: Called an “inspiration” by Oprah, Lisa Abramson is an executive coach, mindfulness teacher, author, and mom of two girls. She teaches overachievers how to develop a resilient mindset and create success that’s sustainable.
How to Help the Pandemic Generation Thrive - Presented by Care@Work
Wednesday, March 17
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (ET) / Noon - 1:00 pm
OnlineHow can we best support our children during this time? Dr. Borba explains why empathy and resilience are key and offers practical, evidence-based, and proven ways to reach kids and help them overcome adversity, be more resilient, and learn skills they will need both now – and in the future – to thrive.
Program Facilitator: Dr. Michele Borba is an educational psychologist, best-selling author, and TODAY show contributor who has spoken to over one million participants around the world and to countless media about child development issues. She blends 40 years of teaching and consulting experience with latest science to offer sound, realistic advice to parents, teachers, and child advocates about helping children thrive. Dr. Borba has just released her new book, THRIVERS: The Surprise Reasons Why Some Kids Struggle and Others Shine.
Caregiving Technology, Gadgets, Apps and More - Presented by Care@Work
Tuesday, May 4
1:00 - 2:00 pm (ET) / Noon - 1:00 pm (CT)
OnlineThere is a wealth of technology products and services available to help caregivers care for aging loved ones. GPS and artificial intelligence-based products, voice assist and medication safety gadgets, medical apps, robotic solutions, virtual reality, wearables, hearables and sensor clothing are all helping family members keep loved ones healthy, safe, and connected to avoid isolation and loneliness. There are also tech solutions to help caregivers – whether it’s shopping, creating more education and empathy about a loved one’s condition or finding balance and calm. This webinar takes the audience on a Tech Tour of these products, apps and gadgets and more importantly, where to find them and how much they cost.
ARCHIVED WEBINARS
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LinkedIn Work + Life Learning Library
IU HR has partnered with LinkedIn Learning to provide current IU staff, faculty, and students with access to an online library of more than 15,000 expert-led video tutorials and courses. Expand and improve your business, technology and creative skills on your schedule, from any device, anywhere.
Convenience: Access courses when it’s convenient for you from any desktop or mobile device. Courses are made up of short, easy to view videos. Start, stop, and return to learning on your schedule.
Expert Instructors: Learn from a broad spectrum of industry leaders and experts including members of IU’s own faculty.
Having Difficult Conversations about Race and Other Identities: Overview of Intergroup Dialogue
Intergroup Dialogue (IGD) provides a unique forum to explore issues related to social identities. IGD engages in conversations focused on creating understanding. It works through the conflicts and differences that exist based on social identities. This sustained dialogue process involving four carefully structured progression steps (identified above) allows participants to discuss important, yet uncomfortable issues in a safe, supportive environment.
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This webinar provides an overview of the Intergroup Dialogue training and offers opportunities for participating in an IGD process co-sponsored by the IUPUI Division of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Healthy IU Work + Life.
Presentation slidesHoliday Survival Guide
We all have special feelings about the holidays. For many, it’s a wonderful time of celebration, family gatherings and joyful times. For others, it's a time of sadness and feeling overwhelmed. In this seminar, participants examine sources of holiday stress and learn strategies for coping and managing their emotions, time, relationships and finances. Participants will also share ideas for organizing holiday tasks and managing holiday demands and explore the role of holiday traditions during this unprecedented time of COVID19.
Presented by SupportLinc Employee Assistance Program
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Holiday Tip Sheet Dealing With Stress
Holiday Tip Sheet Healthy Ways to Handle the Holidays
Holiday Tip Sheet Make the Holidays Your OwnPublic Safety, Race and Racial Inequity Town Hall
Indiana University does not tolerate any acts of racism, bigotry, or prejudice and is committed to creating an inclusive environment where students, faculty, and staff can achieve their full potential. Learn what IU is doing to work towards a more equitable and just society as education, equity, and public safety leaders express their concerns and offer next steps to mitigate racial inequity in policing and beyond.
Talking to Kids about Race and Racism
Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, a nationally recognized authority on racial issues in America and a clinical child psychologist, will explain how you can talk to and teach your kids about race, racism, and protests.
This live Q&A webinar, hosted by Care.com CEO Tim Allen, will include guidance on how to have important – often difficult – conversations with kids of all ages about race that are empathetic, constructive, and compassionate. Presented by Care@Work by Care.comAdditional resources:
Dr. Beverly Tatum’s website
TED Talk: Is My Skin Brown Because I Drank Chocolate Milk?
Social Justice Books
Common Sense Media
Something Happened in our Town: A Child's Story About Racial Injustice8 Dimensions of Wellness - All About You!
Wellness weaves through 8 dimensions of our lives: physical, emotional, environmental, occupational, intellectual, financial, social, and spiritual. Participants will explore how they currently navigate each dimension, with the opportunity to share and spark ideas in a group setting. After this session, participants will be equipped with knowledge and self-awareness to move forward confidently on their wellness journey.
Program Facilitator: Julie Newsom, Healthy IU Communications Specialist, CHWC, CPT
Boundary Setting in the Time of COVID-19
If you're working from home, setting boundaries between your work and personal life is important. Lena Burt, MSW, Healthy IU Work + Life Intern, shares strategies for creating and maintaining boundaries that simplify and order your environment.
To view, click here.
Working from Home (with Kids)
Lena Burt, MSW, Healthy IU Work + Life Intern, provides information and content to help you navigate through a workweek that combines the role of employee, parent, teacher, and activities coordinator, among other roles. Beyond having a list of activities for your kids, this presentation also reminds you to be kind to yourself and be flexible with outcomes that may look different than you are used to in the past.
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Vulnerability, Empathy, and Compassion and Your Team during a Time of Change
In this presentation, Lena Burt, MSW, Healthy IU Work + Life Intern, establishes a foundation of what empathy, compassion and vulnerability are and explains the benefits of infusing these qualities into your team. She also shares tips for building a team culture based in empathy, compassion, and vulnerability.
To view, click here.
Mental Health and Substance Use
Grief & Loss During Times of Uncertainty
Grief and loss come in many forms, and affect us all in many different ways. Sometimes it comes when we experience death or dying, but grief can also reach us when we lose relationships, jobs and financial stability, and beloved traditions or experiences. There is no one right way or right time to process our grief. This year has exposed us all to a myriad of losses, large and small. This session will discuss these topics, the impact grief can have on our lives and our well-being, and possible ways to cope.
Program Facilitators:
Kathleen Gilbert, PhD,FT, Professor Emerita, Applied Health Science, Indiana University-Bloomington
Rebecca Gilbert, PhD, CTRS, Health Educator, Indiana University's Student Health Center-Bloomington
Mental Health First Aid for Employees
Do you know what to do if a family member, friend, or co-worker isn’t acting or behaving as they normally would? Would you know what to say to them? Every year, 1 in 4 Americans experiences a mental health issue. Despite these issues being real and common, many of us are unsure how to support a family member, friend, or coworker that we suspect is suffering with a mental illness. Just as you may learn CPR or the Heimlich maneuver, it’s important to understand basic mental health first aid strategies. In this seminar, you’ll learn an easy-to-remember approach to aid others who maybe struggling with a mental health issue.
Presented by SupportLinc Employee Assistance Program
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How to Ask R U OK @ WorkPreventing Burnout
At one time or another, almost everyone reports feeling “burned out.” But what does “burnout” really mean? What are the signs of burnout? And if you are experiencing burnout, what can you do about it? In this seminar, participants will learn to identify the root causes of burnout, understand the negative consequences of leaving burnout unaddressed, and learn effective strategies for preventing and overcoming burnout. By learning how to take charge and make changes, participants will be empowered to overcome burnout and create greater balance in their busy lives.
Presented by SupportLinc Employee Assistance Program
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Presentation slides
Burnout Self-Assessment
Preventing Job Burnout
Deep BreathingSelf-Regulating Stress Series
A five-part webinar series tailored to help you self-regulate stress. Learn and practice a variety of stress management skills in this free online Healthy IU Work + Life webinar series.
Self-Regulating Stress Series 2.0: Coping During Difficult Times
This Healthy IU Work + Life webinar series will explore ways to self-regulate daily stress, such as preserving personal energy, managing zoom fatigue and practicing self-care. Learn more by viewing or registering for a webinar below.
Change Management for Leaders
This seminar is designed to familiarize participants with the elements of change. The goal is to help leaders manage the change process and understand the importance of their role in the process. We will provide an overview of each element and define each as it relates to the leaders’ role in change management. Participants will have the opportunity to share examples from their own experience for each of the elements.
Presented by SupportLinc Employee Assistance Program
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Dealing with Change Self-Assessment
Dealing with Change in the WorkplaceCompassion Fatigue
For many of us, our day to day jobs are not only physically demanding, but mentally exhausting as well. This seminar will help you to understand what compassion fatigue is, learn to identify the signs and symptoms and provide you with practical, real-life strategies to help you combat the negative effects of compassion fatigue in your everyday life.
Presented by SupportLinc Employee Assistance Program
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Presentation Slides
Life Stress Test
Professional Quality of Life ScaleLinkedIn Mental Health Learning Library
IU HR has partnered with LinkedIn Learning to provide current IU staff, faculty, and students with access to an online library of more than 15,000 expert-led video tutorials and courses. Expand and improve your business, technology and creative skills on your schedule, from any device, anywhere.
Convenience: Access courses when it’s convenient for you from any desktop or mobile device. Courses are made up of short, easy to view videos. Start, stop, and return to learning on your schedule.
Expert Instructors: Learn from a broad spectrum of industry leaders and experts including members of IU’s own faculty.
Cancer Survivors' Care-Fear of Recurrence: Strategies for Adaptive Coping
This session is designed to support IU faculty and staff who have been treated for cancer in coping adaptively with cancer-related challenges. Engaging session activities will focus on promoting self-awareness, identifying and pursuing valued goals and actions, and enhancing mindfulness and compassion for self and others.
Program Facilitator: Shelley Johns, PSYD, ABBP, IUSM Assistant Professor of Medicine
If you would like to view the webinar recording, please contact the Work + Life office.
Handouts
Define Your Values
Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines
Three Quick Steps to Mindfulness
80th-Birthday-Party
Expanding Patterns of VBA
FCR7 w/Scoring
Reading List and Apps
Values Assessment Rating
VBA Worksheet
Fear of Recurrence Coping Skills FlierManaging Stress in the Workplace
In this pre-recorded webinar, offered by Care.com, learn the difference between positive and negative stress, the warning signs of stress overload and strategies to stay calm, present and balanced when the going gets tough.
To view, click here.
The Path from Substance Use to Addictions
This interactive webinar explores the path from substance use to addiction and the impact substance use has on users’ judgement, health and wellness, productivity, and more. Attendees learn about drug characteristics, common names, signs of individual use, and the effects drugs of abuse have on their users as well as the community.
Presented by Jim Ryser, MA, LMHC, LCAC
To view, click here.
Identifying Behavioral Signs and Symptoms of Substance Abuse
This webinar explores, in detail, behavioral signs and symptoms of substance abuse. Attendees learn important tips for supporting loved ones who may be challenged with substance abuse, what to know when seeking help, and what to do when contacting IU Employee Assistance Program for support.
Presented by Susan S. Day, ACSW, LCSW, LCAC, EAS-C, Manager, Indiana University Employee Assistance Program
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Mental Health Matters
What is the difference between mental health and mental wellness? Do you know how to distinguish between the two? Is mental health affecting your life at work, home or play? Do you know how to maintain a life of mental wellness? This webinar will teach you why mental health matters and how to distinguish between it and mental wellness. You will also learn how to recognize signs of when your mental wellness is in jeopardy and how to maintain mental wellness through practiced behaviors, monitoring thoughts and adjusting your actions.
Program Facilitator: Susan S. Day, ACSW, LCSW, LCAC, EAS-C, Indiana University Employee Assistance Program Manager
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Managing the Blues
The holiday season is a time to celebrate, give thanks, and spend time with friends and loved ones. However, it is also a time that triggers many feelings and concerns related to current stressors possibly resulting in an onset of Holiday Blues, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), and Depression. This webinar will identify the signs and symptoms of these illnesses and discuss therapeutic treatment options. Restorative activities such as relaxation and focus, exercise, travel, and more will also be shared to assist participants with managing these illnesses.
Program Facilitator: Susan S. Day, ACSW, LCSW, LCAC, EAS-C, Indiana University Employee Assistance Program Manager
Aging and Caregiver Support
Managing Caregiving in the Era of COVID-19
The unique circumstances of COVID-19 add an extra layer to the already complex experience of caregiving. Now more than ever, you have a keen awareness of your loved one’s needs and an eye to supporting their continued health. But senior care providers are themselves working to limit the virus’s spread, making it that much more difficult to navigate the senior care landscape. Where do you go from here?
This webinar will addresses:
- Ways in which the senior care landscape has been
impacted by COVID-19 - Considerations when arranging care during this time
- Ways to advocate for and support your loved ones during this time
Presented by Care@Work by Care.com
To view click, here.
If you would like a copy of the PowerPoint presentation and handout(s), please contact the Work + Life office.
- Ways in which the senior care landscape has been
Aging and Caregiver Support Series
This two part webinar answers common questions that arise among individuals that are aging or caring for an elderly loved one. Find out what to expect when visiting healthcare providers and tips on talking to providers about any health concerns. Learn keys to healthy aging and preventive behaviors for common ailments afflicting the aging, including Dementia and Alzheimer's. Elements of advanced care planning, such as living arrangements, health care coverage (Medicaid, Medicare, etc.), living wills, and health care power of attorney are also discussed.
Program Facilitator: Jennifer Carnahan, MD, MPH, MA, IUSM Assistant Professor of Medicine and Research Scientist
Click to view, week #1 and week #2.
Week #1 PowerPoint
Week #2 PowerPointPlanning for the Financial and Legal Aspects of Long-Term Care
Presented by Care.com, two leading experts share how you can plan ahead for the financial and legal aspects of long-term care including the various options for care, different payers and resources, how to financially prepare for long-term care, and essential documents everyone over 55 needs.
View recordingAging Well
In this pre-recorded webinar, offered by Care.com, addresses common risk factors of aging such as falls, isolation, and memory loss. Strategies for seniors to remain active and engaged and maximizing quality of life for those living with chronic conditions are also be explored.
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Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia: Caregiving Challenges and Strategies
This seminar reviews the different forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s, and signs your loved one may have the disease. Despite the devastating nature of Alzheimer’s disease, there are supports out there that can make a difference and help you continue to connect with your Mom or Dad. Learn about caregiving strategies and types of care that can improve the quality of life for both you and your parent.
Program Facilitator: Jill McNamara, LICSW, Sr. Manager, Senior Care, Care.com
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Caring for Our Parents and Ourselves
A Fireside Chat with Care.com's VP of Senior Care and Author Jody Gastfriend
When it comes time to provide care for those who once cared for us, it can be overwhelming. Taking the time to care for yourself is crucial, but between work, kids and your parents, how do you find the time? This engaging webinar, offered by Care.com, assists you with:
- Setting realistic expectations with your family,
- Get the support you need from your employer, and
- Ultimately embrace the positive aspects of caregiving.
To view, click here.
Caught in the Middle: How to Cope as a Sandwich Generation Caregiver
Are you juggling the care of your parents and kids while trying to focus on your job, too? If so, you are probably in the caregiving sandwich and you’re not alone. Nearly half of adults ages 40-59 are caring for both an aging parent and child and most are also in the workforce. If you are caught in the middle, don’t miss this lively and dynamic webinar, offered by Care.com in which you will learn important caregiving strategies and find ways to take care of yourself, too.
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Advocating for a Loved One in a Healthcare Setting
While you hope to never receive the call that mom has fallen or dad had a stroke, many families are not prepared for what happens next. Knowing the right questions to ask, how to be an effective advocate, and what documents to have in place can make a difference. In this webinar, you will learn how to communicate more effectively with healthcare providers, address grievances, and identify helpful resources.
Program Facilitator: Stephanie Gerberding, LCSW, Care.com Senior Care Advisor
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Important Resources for Family Caregivers
As family caregivers, we are often confronted with a confusing array of choices. How can you sort out the various senior living arrangements, in-home services and care options, so you can determine what’s best for your loved one? How do you find the right support for yourself so you can handle your caregiving responsibilities along with everything else? Learn about the long-term care landscape including resources and costs so that you can be an informed and proactive caregiver.
Presented by Care.com
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To receive a copy of the handouts, please contact the Work + Life office.
Breastfeeding and Maternal Health
Breastfeeding in the Workplace
Renee Oswalt, RNC-OB, BSN, LCCE, Darla Hughes, BSN, RN, IBCLC, and Angela L. Reese, MSW
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Breastfeeding in the Workplace Part 1
Breastfeeding in the Workplace Part 2
PowerPoint Slides
Breastfeeding in the Workplace: Planning Your Return to Work
Angela L. Reese, MSW
PowerPoint Presentation
Breastfeeding in the Workplace: How to Support Breastfeeding Employees
Angela L. Reese, MSW
This workshop shares with supervisors and management how they can support their employees that are breastfeeding. Areas covered include:
- Positive impact of breastfeeding for baby, mom and employer
- Proper environment for expressing milk
- Breastfeeding basics (time it takes, storage, etc.)
- Alternate work scheduling
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Pregnancy and Perinatal Mood Disorders
During and after pregnancy, the body experiences many changes. Some changes may include depression, anxiety, or other perinatal mood disorders (PMD). This webinar explores why PMDs may occur and how to recognize their signs and symptoms. Attendees will learn how to prevent, address and navigate through these disorders - as well as support a partner who may be challenged with them.
Program Facilitator: Birdie Gunyon Meyer, RN, MA, CLC
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Parenting
Bright Financial Futures
Sesame Street in Communities offers various pre-recorded webinars that explores ways to talk about money with young kids. They also provide resources for every age to help kids build a positive understanding of money, and a bright financial future.Making Distance Learning Work
Is the kitchen table your child's new classroom? This Fall, back-to-school is anything but normal. Distance learning is becoming the norm which is a huge adjustment for everyone. Devorah Heitner, PhD, an expert on young people’s relationship with digital media and technology, will join us to share practical advice and tips for how you can help your kids succeed in this new digital classroom. She’ll also discuss how parents can make this all a little easier on ourselves, too.
About the Speaker
Devorah Heitner, PhD, is an expert on young people’s relationship with digital media and technology. She’s the author of Screenwise: Helping Kids Thrive (and Survive) in Their Digital World and founder of Raising Digital Natives.
Presented by Care@WorkAdditional Resources Recommended by the Speaker
Devorah’s newsletter
Remote school tips
Special Education and the Coronavirus: Legal FAQs About IEPs
Should you let your kid get that app? How to set boundaries during social distancing:
A popular parent control app
Devorah’s Phonewise course (discounted through the end of the year)
The Zoom SongMindful Parenting Series
This four-part class offers clear, beginner-level guidance for developing your own daily meditation practice using breath awareness and focused attention meditation exercises. Each class offers basic instruction in the techniques of meditation in order to cultivate a sense of peace within that can be transmitted to your kids and family.
Session Topics
October 1: Why Mindful Parenting
October 15: Meditation and Mindfulness
October 22: Moving from Reactive to Responsive
October 29: Cultivating Empathy/Perspective-TakingProgram Facilitator: Nellie Springston, M.Ed.
