Parent Pit Stop -June Series
Parent Pit-Stop is an opportunity to join other parents in the discovery of support strategies to make the parenting journey… feel good!
The JUNE SERIES will meet every Monday in June at 10:00AM (MT)
June 3 (The Power in Simply Being Seen)
June 10 (What is your Attachment Style? How Does it Affect your Parenting?)
June 17 (How to Navigate Parenting Using your Values as a Compass)
June 24 (Co Parenting: Raising your Children in the Context of Family)
Lectures will be recorded for replay if you can’t make it live.
Discussion will be summarized and generalized to keep confidentiality.
Facilitated by Susanne Benton (preschool teacher, parent coach, and massage therapist) these weekly meetings will be informative and enlightening.
Susanne will share ideas from varied parenting theories, current brain science, child development research, nervous system regulation research, and offer tools from parenting approaches of non-violent communication and mindfulness. This forum is flexible. Join the zoom call for our weekly session or watch the replay and download the workbook.
Parents are busy-no question! Structured learning can be very difficult during this time of life! This informational and supportive series is designed to introduce effective parenting strategies and useful, cutting edge information in powerful but small, increments that can be integrated into busy lives.
The goal of Parent Pit Stop is to meet parents where they are, introduce helpful information and offer space to connect and celebrate wins with other parents who share similar struggles. Leave with a morsel of information about yourself, your brain, your child's brain, or a tool to support your communication or self care. Try it out, reflect on it, come back for more.
Parent Pit-Stop is an opportunity to join other parents in the discovery of support strategies to make the parenting journey… feel good!
The JUNE SERIES will meet every Monday in June at 10:00AM (MT)
June 3 (The Power in Simply Being Seen)
June 10 (What is your Attachment Style? How Does it Affect your Parenting?)
June 17 (How to Navigate Parenting Using your Values as a Compass)
June 24 (Co Parenting: Raising your Children in the Context of Family)
Lectures will be recorded for replay if you can’t make it live.
Discussion will be summarized and generalized to keep confidentiality.
Facilitated by Susanne Benton (preschool teacher, parent coach, and massage therapist) these weekly meetings will be informative and enlightening.
Susanne will share ideas from varied parenting theories, current brain science, child development research, nervous system regulation research, and offer tools from parenting approaches of non-violent communication and mindfulness. This forum is flexible. Join the zoom call for our weekly session or watch the replay and download the workbook.
Parents are busy-no question! Structured learning can be very difficult during this time of life! This informational and supportive series is designed to introduce effective parenting strategies and useful, cutting edge information in powerful but small, increments that can be integrated into busy lives.
The goal of Parent Pit Stop is to meet parents where they are, introduce helpful information and offer space to connect and celebrate wins with other parents who share similar struggles. Leave with a morsel of information about yourself, your brain, your child's brain, or a tool to support your communication or self care. Try it out, reflect on it, come back for more.
Parent Pit-Stop is an opportunity to join other parents in the discovery of support strategies to make the parenting journey… feel good!
The JUNE SERIES will meet every Monday in June at 10:00AM (MT)
June 3 (The Power in Simply Being Seen)
June 10 (What is your Attachment Style? How Does it Affect your Parenting?)
June 17 (How to Navigate Parenting Using your Values as a Compass)
June 24 (Co Parenting: Raising your Children in the Context of Family)
Lectures will be recorded for replay if you can’t make it live.
Discussion will be summarized and generalized to keep confidentiality.
Facilitated by Susanne Benton (preschool teacher, parent coach, and massage therapist) these weekly meetings will be informative and enlightening.
Susanne will share ideas from varied parenting theories, current brain science, child development research, nervous system regulation research, and offer tools from parenting approaches of non-violent communication and mindfulness. This forum is flexible. Join the zoom call for our weekly session or watch the replay and download the workbook.
Parents are busy-no question! Structured learning can be very difficult during this time of life! This informational and supportive series is designed to introduce effective parenting strategies and useful, cutting edge information in powerful but small, increments that can be integrated into busy lives.
The goal of Parent Pit Stop is to meet parents where they are, introduce helpful information and offer space to connect and celebrate wins with other parents who share similar struggles. Leave with a morsel of information about yourself, your brain, your child's brain, or a tool to support your communication or self care. Try it out, reflect on it, come back for more.
I’m Susanne Benton, a preschool teacher, Board Certified Massage Therapist and Certified Parent Coach. I’m the founder of Mind Body Bedtime, a parent resource that combines my expertise in child development and teaching with my expertise in the relaxation process and mind-body health. My goal is to be a cheerleader and a resource for mental health/ life balance for parents, as well as a co-creator of strategies that help parents teach their children through delight and play.
I am a Parent Coach through the Jai Transformational Parenting Institute. This program emphasizes the newest research on the brain and nervous system and how it influences our parenting strategies. We studied the work of Dan Siegel(The Whole Brain Child,) Tina Payne Bryson (The Power of Showing Up,) Mona Delahooke (Beyond Behaviors) and Marshall Rosenberg (Non Violent Communication,) and more. I want to offer effective and accessible ways for parents to learn this valuable information.
I developed Parent Pit Stop as a way to share this information in small bites, while providing the much needed chance for parents to be seen and heard in their current struggles. Each week I bring a concept or model for reflecting on ourselves as parents, on our children’s behavior in a way that brings movement, flexibility and growth.