Beth offers a presentations on a variety of topics relating to children, youth and parents. She brings her professional and personal experience to her presentations, sharing many practical examples which illustrate the Neufeld Approach in everyday situations between adults and the children in their care. 

 

* Beth is grateful and honored to be a Neufeld Institute Faculty gradute and although is on leave from her role with The Neufeld Insitute, she does continue to offer presentations utilizing Dr. Neufeld's paradigm. 

 

TITLES OF PRESENTATIONS:

 

Becoming Attached

 

Relationship Matters (The Challenge of Teaching and Parenting Today's Children)

 

Making Sense of Anxiety or Supporting an Anxious Child

 

Supporting Transplanted Children in a School Setting 

 

Disrupted Attachments: Working With Wounded Children or Making Sense of Transplanted Children

 

The Courage to Learn - The Role of Vulnerbility in Learning

 

Ensuring Children's Wellbeing - What Do They Need From us?

 

Supporting Sensitive Children With Understainding Patience and Pride

 

Parenting in the Digitial World

 

Play and Rest - Keys to Growing Kids and Building Strong Families

 

 

Making Sense of Parent Support (Offered to Professionals who provide In-home Family Support)

 

The World of Devices - Too Much of Good Thing? (Individualized for Middle School Students)

 

Supporting Children After a Traumatic Event (Offered at Community Workshop Intiative after wildfires in Slave Lake)

 

 

 

For more Information about honorarium rates (re: evening, half day and full day) and availability, please contact Beth at hatchs1@telus.net or 403-505-2320.