Building Frustration Tolerance
Hosted by Dr. Erica MIller & PS 107
Please join Dr Erica Miller, licensed clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychological assessments, evidenced-based treatments, and building positive relationships, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 at 8:45AM in-person for the first of a three-part parent workshop series at PS 107.
The focus of this workshop is ‘building frustration tolerance' where participants will learn:
- concrete, in-the-moment strategies caregivers can use to help de-escalate a frustrated child, and
- strategies to help support their child/children build frustration tolerance so they can more productively tolerate distress as it comes.
This will be an interactive discussion where you can ask questions, get support, and learn strategies.
We hope to see you there!
Dr. Erica Miller is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in neuropsychological assessment, positive parenting practices and evidenced-based treatments. Her primary goal is to help parents better understand their child and to empower parents to meet their child’s needs with connection and empathy. Working with students who present with challenging emotional and learning behaviors, she is skilled at integrating practical and research-based recommendations to support students and families both at home and in school. She brings a genuine sense of curiosity as well as an accessible and collaborative style to all her interactions. In addition to her role as director at Connected Minds NYC, she is the co-founder of Successful School Transitions, an adjunct associate professor at Teachers College, Columbia University and a trained Good Inside coach.
Building Frustration Tolerance
Thursday, Jan 23, 2025, 08:45 AM
P.S. 107 John W. Kimball, 8th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, USA
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