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Free Parent Information Sessions via Zoom Webinar

Feb 24th 7:00PM - 8:30PM - Specific Learning Disorders/Learning Disabilities

Presented by Dr. Natalie Frost, Ashley Toohey, and Bailey Frid

Launch will be running a Free Parent Information session via zoom Webinar on Thursday February 24th about Specific Learning Disorders/Learning Disabilities. Topics of discussion will be:

  • An overview of what a Specific Learning Disorder is;
  • Learn how clinicians determine whether someone meets the criteria for a Specific Learning Disorder; and,
  • Strategies that can be implemented at home to help support learning difficulties.

Click the Register Now button below to register for the webinar on Zoom.

March 15th - Low Mood/Depression

We will lead a discussion about what low mood or depression can look like among children and youth. Strategies for how caregivers can support children and youth who are struggling with low mood will be discussed and questions you have will be answered.

April 19th - Anxiety

We will lead a discussion about what anxiety can look like among children and youth. Strategies for how caregivers can support children and youth who are struggling with anxiety will be discussed and there will be an opportunity to ask questions and exchange ideas.

 

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