OUR NEXT TIPS CLASS STARTS, Starts September 9th,
MONDAY FROM 5:30 - 7:00PM
THIS WILL BE A 8 WEEK ONLINE CLASS (ZOOM ONLY)
PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT 541-229-0510 TO REGISTER. THE CLASS WILL BE OFFERED THROUGH ZOOM AND IN-PERSON AT OUR OFFICE (505 SE MAIN ST)
TIPS CLASSES ARE ON MONDAY 5:30 - 7:00PM
Zoom Link CLICK HERE
The True Insight Parenting Strategies (TIPS) approach goes beyond the basics of parenting in order to gain a deeper level of insight into how parents relate to their children. The classes investigate how parents’ personal history and relationships shape many thoughts, beliefs, and responses to their children often without even realizing it. When parents take a good look at patterns of attachment it helps improve awareness and creates more secure attachment patterns for children. Another part of insightful parenting involves learning the science behind how our brains and bodies respond to stress, known as interpersonal neurobiology. Parents will learn skills and strategies to help improve their own emotional awareness and self-regulation. Parents will then learn to transfer many of these ideas about attachment and healthy brain functioning to their children. Parents will learn insights into how brain growth and neuromaturation impacts child development throughout childhood and into the teen years. Brain-based and attachment-focused interventions are then explored including the research-tested models of collaborative proactive solutions, filial play therapy, and trust-based relational interventions.
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Class Schedule
Week One: Attachment & ACEs
TIPS class video links:
Circle of Security: Being With and Shark Music
Learn more about ACES and Attachments:
TIPS for Littles video: Parenting Tips - How to Teach Emotional Intelligence
TIPS for Teens video: Why Is Your Teen So Emotional?
Week Two: Neuroscience of Parenting
TIPS class video links:
Experiences Build Brain Architecture, from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
Toxic Stress Derails Healthy Brain Development, from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
Motivation from Kids, from MoveTube Network to get you moving and motivated!
Extra videos and link:
Listen to the story on YouTube: Your Fantastic Elastic Brain READ ALOUD, from KidTimeStoryTime
TIPS for Teens: For an interactive graphic on the teenage brain, visit Anatomy of the Teenage Brain
For more about the developing teenage brain: TED Talk, The Mysterious Workings of the Adolescent Brain
Week Three: The Developing Child
TIPS class video links:
8 Stages of Development by Erik Erikson, from Sprouts
Serve & Return Interaction Shapes Brain Circuitry, from Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
Executive Function: Skills for Life and Learning, from Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
Extra videos and link:
Listen to the story on YouTube: If You Plant a Seed READ ALOUD, from StoryTime with Michele Lepe
TIPS for Littles: Check out this Interactive Child Development Timeline, breaking down developmental skills from birth to age 5
TIPS for Teens: Watch a short video on Brain Development in Teenagers from Oxford Sparks
Week Four: Conscious Discipline
TIPS class video links:
Gang Leader to Graduate: A Conscious Discipline Transformation, from Conscious Discipline
Wiring the Brain for Success, Dr. Becky Bailey at TedX
I Love You Rituals: Twinkle! from Conscious Discipline
Shifting from the Idea of Control to Connection, from Conscious Discipline
Extra videos and link:
Learn more about the Conscious Discipline Brain State Model
Watch How Parents Should Set Limits For Kids on YouTube
TIPS for Littles: Watch Parenting Tips:How Resilience is Built, from Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
TIPS for Teens: Watch Supporting teenage independence: rules and boundaries from Raising Children Network
Week Five: Collaborative Problem Solving
TIPS class video links:
Kids Do Well if They Can with Dr. Ross Greene
Brene Brown Empathy video
Extra videos and link:
Solving Problems - Building Resilience with Hunter and Eve
(For more resilience-building videos, check out the Hunter and Eve channel on YouTube)
How can I model good problem solving skills to my teen? from havethattalk on YouTube
Week Six: Connection through Play
TIPS class video links:
· Just Breathe, from Mindful Schools
· Words of Affirmation - Praising the Effort with Gary Chapman
Extra videos and link:
· Listen to the story on YouTube: The Invisible Boy from Mr. Baker’s Bookshelf
· Try folding origami hearts and other paper-folding fun
· Learn from the real experts! Children speaking about the importance of play
· Power of Play - Magic of Everyday Moments, from Zero to Three on Vimeo
Week Seven: TIPS for Teens
TIPS class video links:
Securely Attached Families with Teens- from Secure Clinic on YouTube
Week Eight: TIPS for Tots
TIPS class video links:
How to Develop Good Attachment with Gordon Neufeld
How Baby Brains Develop from CNN
Monthly Baby Milestones from Free Medical Education
Calming Corner for Toddlers, Positive Discipline
The Power of Play from UNICEF and LEGO
“WITHOUT CONNECTION, THERE CAN BE NO INFLUENCE.”
-CREATING SAFE ENVIRONMENTS FOR CHILDREN TO THRIVE-