Empowering Parents: A New Approach to Supporting Children with Tics
Presented by Morgan Iskowitz In this webinar, discover how parents can play a powerful role in supporting children with tics. Morgan, a doctoral researcher, will share an innovative, parent-focused approach rooted in components of Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT). You’ll learn how increasing your understanding of tic behaviors and
Rest Easy: Skills to Help Fall & Stay Asleep
Presented by Jilian DeTiberiis In this webinar, “Rest Easy: Skills to Help Fall & Stay Asleep,” we’ll explore effective strategies to improve sleep for both children and adults. You’ll learn how to identify common sleep challenges in yourself, your children, or those you work with, and discover a variety of
Finding Calm: An Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation
Presented by Anton Shcherbakov, PsyD In our overstimulated world, mindfulness meditation helps us to slow down and take a breath – literally! Discover how modern psychological research has validated this ancient practice for helping to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while improving overall well-being. Join us for this interactive session
Game Based CBT for Child Abuse & Trauma
Game-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (GB-CBT) revolutionizes trauma treatment for children and families by transforming therapy into an engaging, interactive experience. Designed to help children process the impacts of abuse and trauma, GB-CBT uses structured therapeutic games that make healing not just approachable, but also empowering. Through play, children build critical skills
Cannabis & Tourette Syndrome: The Evidence, The Promise, & The Perils
Cannabis has garnered significant interest as a potential treatment for Tourette Syndrome, but uncertainty and confusion remain about its effectiveness. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the current evidence regarding cannabinoids for managing tics, including when cannabis might be considered as part of a treatment plan. Attendees will gain insight into the potential benefits and risks, as well
Parenting Strategies for Young Children with Anxiety – The SPACE Method
This webinar will equip parents and early childhood providers with evidence-based strategies from the SPACE (Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions) program to help young children overcome anxiety. Participants will learn to recognize and identify common symptoms of anxiety, including behavioral and emotional indicators, and understand how these symptoms manifest
Not Just Inattention, and Not Just Hyperactivity… What it really means to have ADHD
A special webinar by NJCTS and the New Jersey Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics. In this talk, we will: Presented by Eric Deibler, M.S.Ed., Psy.D., from the The Center for Emotional Health of Greater Philadelphia, LLC, a seasoned school psychologist with 30 years of experience. DOWNLOAD SLIDES
Essential Connections: Navigating a Path to College Success
Making the leap from high school to college is an exciting yet challenging transition. With newfound independence, unfamiliar routines, and potentially new living arrangements, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Join us for this FREE webinar that will help navigate this major life change with confidence and ease. We’ll provide practical
Acupuncture for Anxiety: A Natural Approach to Calming the Nervous System
In this webinar, we explore how acupuncture serves as a powerful complementary therapy for reducing anxiety and enhancing mental well-being. The audience will gain insight into the foundational principles of acupuncture, its effects on the nervous system, and how it can be applied to manage various anxiety disorders. Whether you’re
Keeping the Love: Strengthen Your Partnership while Raising Neurodivergent Children
Nurturing your relationship with your partner can be challenging after having children, and when those children are neurodivergent, it can feel almost impossible. The additional stress and opportunities for growth that come with supporting a child with ADHD, Autism, or other neurodivergent conditions can place a tremendous strain on a