- 11 February 2021
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
According to Health Canada, we will not go back to what life was like before January 2020 soon. We need to plan a new normal for our work with children and their families. The new normal depends on several unknowns which cause further stress and anxiety. This workshop will provide information on creating a positive environment and handling stress in ways that increase resilience among children, their families, and childcare providers. We will discuss strategies to manage stress in predictable, moderate, and controllable ways.
Content: impact of stress in uncertain times, anxiety, strategies to manage stress and anxiety
Hosted by Malgosia Tomani, M.Ed.
Malgosia Tomanik, M.Ed., is a Family Consultant who specializes in supporting children from preschool to high school age and their parents/caregivers in a variety of environments, including homes, school, and childcare settings. Malgosia is experienced in addressing concerns associated with the daily challenges of caring for a child/youth who requires support, helping to make sense of difficult behavior and supporting the big people for each child in finding a way through.
Malgosia also works as an FASD Key worker with the Fraser Valley Child Development Centre in Abbotsford, Canada. In her role as a Key Worker, Malgosia provides support to parents/caregivers raising children and youth who are living with FASD.
No refunds or exchanges for missed workshops. Late entries may not be permitted.