Workshops on Parenting Emotionally Intelligent Children and Coping with Grief, with Buchanan Police Department and AU School of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Shared by Harvey Burnett, Buchanan Police Department Chief of Police

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How to Raise Self-Disciplined, Responsible, and Socially Skilled Children and Teens in Today’s World Workshop:

Parenting in today’s world is very demanding. On the other hand, it is even more difficult to be a child in a society full of influences and sources of distraction that can affect their thinking, feelings, and behaviors. This workshop is designed to support parents in successfully raising children and teens who are responsible, self-disciplined, and socially skilled.

The first 10 people who sign in at the workshop will receive a free book, Emotionally Intelligent PARENTING (one book per family).

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Learning How to Cope and Recover from Loss Workshop:

Unfortunately, the longer we live the more likely we will experience a loss. Whether it involves the death of a loved one, divorce, or changes in health or finances, we all experience conflicting feelings caused by a change in familiar patterns of behavior. Experiencing a loss produces normal reactions but can at times affect our ability to adapt and recover from it. This workshop is designed to provide attendees with the necessary skills to cope and recover from any loss in a more healthy and adaptive manner.

The first 20 people who sign in at the workshop will receive a free book, The Grief Recovery Handbook (one book per family).

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Our Speaker:
Harvey J. Burnett, Jr., Ph.D. is a fully licensed psychologist in the State of Michigan and is currently a Professor of Psychology and Chair of the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences at Andrews University. He also serves as Chief of Police for the Buchanan Police Department.

Sponsors:
– School of Social & Behavioral Sciences, Andrews University
– Buchanan Police Department

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