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December 2005 |
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6
Tuesday |
Mean Girls and Bullying
Many young girls are faced with bullies, cliques and gossip.
What can a parent do? Learn what bullying is, why some kids
tend to get picked on more than others, and how to arm kids
against bullies.Linda Speilman, LCSW is a psychotherapist
who works with teenage girls and their families, particularly
on the topic of self-injury.
Location: Murchison
Time: 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Audience: For adults and girls |
7
Wednesday |
Help Me, I've Got the Blues
Sadness and depression in girls can be expressed in many ways. Sadness is an emotion while depression is a disease. Learn about ways to understand and distinguish the difference, how to address the consequences of each, and how to seek help for your child.
Location: Covington
Time: 11:00 - 12:00 p.m.
Audience: For adults and girls |
9
Friday |
Dads and Daughters: Ten Things Dads Can Do to Support
Strong, Smart Spirited Daughters
Studies show that fathers have an enormous influence over
their daughther’s future success and happiness. During
this from-the-heart discussion, dads will learn what they
can do to help their daughters be all they can be and daughters
will be encouraged to confide those things they need from
their fathers to feel more confident, competent and strong.
Resident dad. Michael Hayes. will facilitate a discussion
inviting dads to share with one another what seems to work
in forging strong father-daughter bonds.
Location: Bryker Woods
Time: 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Audience: For fathers and girls |
9
Friday |
Calling All Gamers: Math Beyond the Classroom
In today’s society, studies have shown that girls’
interest in math and science begins to decrease during early
teen years. Dr. Vera Preston- Jaeger, PhD. who has been involved
in educating and speaking to issue of women in math and sciences
on a national level, will increase girls’
knowledge and self-confidence in their mathematical abilities,
while empowering them to achieve and, at the same time, have
fun.
Location: Kealing
Time: 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Audience: For adults and girls |
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