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Jennifer Cutilletta, LCSW
Parenting with Awareness: Creating a New Legacy for Our Children
Parenting with Awareness: Creating a New Legacy for our Children
Our own childhood experiences have a profound impact on how we parent our children. Motherhood can come with fears of repeating the unhealthy parenting we experienced in childhood, as well as a fierce determination to parent differently.
This workshop will provide an opportunity for mothers to reflect on their own experience as a parent, to explore the ways they are struggling and succeeding at reaching their goals, and to help clarify their strengths and challenges as they create a new path of parenting with integrity and attunement. This workshop is for personal growth, is open to all, and does not earn professional CEUs.
Fee: $65, includes light refreshments. A limited number of partial scholarships are available.
Questions: Contact nbaagil@womencarecounseling.com or 847-475-7003 x21
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