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Doing
the Right Thing at the Right Time:
Social Skills for Children and Adults with ADHD
Workshop by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Thursday,
September 7, 2006, 7:00-8:30 pm
Sponsored by the CHAAD Chapter of Appleton
Morgan Building, 120 E. Harris Street, Appleton
Learn
about the unique challenges individuals with ADHD may
encounter in social situations, together with effective
strategies for building successful relationships, and
improving social IQ.
To
register, please call the Appleton CHAAD group coordinator
at 920-735-1099! There is no cost for the program;
however, registration is encouraged to ensure space
and materials.
Resources
on Social Skills
CHADD Website
Download the PowerPoint Slides for this Presentation
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Helping
Children Succeed in School:
Top Ten Mistakes Parents Make
Workshop by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Wednesday,
September 13, 2006, 7:00-8:00 pm
Green Lake School District, Green Lake
We
all want our children to be successful in
school, but in an effort to help them do
well, we often use exactly the wrong strategies.
Find out what works and what doesn't in these
brief presentations that are part of "Back
to School Night" for the Green Lake
School District.
Creating
the Emotionally Intelligent Organization:
It Starts With You
Presentation by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Wednesday,
September 20, 2006, 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Sponsored by the Human Resource Association of Fond du Lac
Ramada Hotel, Fond du Lac
Based
on Daniel Goleman’s book “Working
with Emotional Intelligence,” this
presentation teaches participants how to
improve the emotional functioning of their
workplace. Learn to recognize how emotions
affect work behavior and performance, while
using emotions to increase motivation and
work satisfaction.
This
presentation is only for members and guests
of the Fond du Lac Human Resource Association.
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Doing
Better But Feeling Worse:
Positive Psychology and Personal Well-Being in a Culture of Consumption
Presentation by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Thursday,
September 28, 2006, 7:00-8:30 pm
Sponsored by the Marian College Social and Behavioral Science
Lecture
Series
Stayer Center, Marian College, Fond du Lac
Positive
Psychology is the new trend in the field
of psychology. Instead of focusing on people's
flaws and figuring out ways to fix them,
Positive Psychology focuses on people's strengths,
and how to live a more meaningful and satisfying
life.
Free and open to the public!
To
register, please call the Appleton CHAAD
group coordinator at 920-735-1099! There
is no cost for the program; however, registration
is encouraged to ensure space and materials.
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Understanding
and Helping
the Child with ADHD
Workshop by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Tuesday, October 3, 2006, 6:30-8:00 pm
Murray Park Elementary School, Ripon
Learn
the myths and realities of ADHD, along
with effective strategies parents and
teachers can use to help children who
have difficulties paying attention
and controlling their behavior.
Free
childcare is available!
To
register, please call the BRAVE Community
Learning Center at 920-748-0767! There
is no cost for the program; however, registration
is necessary to ensure space, materials,
and childcare.
Playing
With Purpose
Workshop by
Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Carrie Naparella, Ripon Elementary School Teacher
Pat Sias, School Psychologist
Tuesday, October 17, 2006, 5:30-7:00 pm
Ripon Children's Learning Center, Ripon
Play is
the language of children, and young children communicate best through play.
Bring your preschooler and learn how to play with your child to improve behavior,
attitude,
compliance,
and fun!
Dinner
will be provided, and free
childcare is available!
To
register, please call the BRAVE Community
Learning Center at 920-748-0767! There
is no cost for the program; however, registration
is necessary to ensure space, materials,
and childcare.
Nurturing
Your Daughter's Healthy Self-Image
Workshop
by Jackie Block, MFT, Family Therapist at
Doll & Associates, S.C.
Saturday,
November 4, 2006, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
UW-Fond du Lac Science Building, Room 112
Sponsored by Doll & Associates as part of
the Girls+Math+Science=OPPORTUNITIES conference.
See below for more information.
As
a parent, and particularly as a mother,
you have the power to guide your daughter
and help her sort out and resist pressures
to be super-thin and look like a model.
This presention will help you learn:
There
is no fee for this program. However, registration
is required. Please call (920) 929-3622
to register, or register
online.
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Girls+Math+Science+OPPORTUNITIES
One Day Conference for Girls in Grades
6, 7 & 8
Saturday,
November 4, 2006
UW-Fond du Lac
Fun
workshops for girls and their parents.
Fee of $20 includes keynote presentation,
all workshop costs, lunch, snach breaks,
fitted tie-dyed T-shirt and goody bag.
For
more information and to register, call
(920) 929-3622, or download
your registration form after September 21.
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Prevention and Relationship
Education Program (PREP)
Education
Program by Anne Brunette, MSW, Family
Therapist,
and Dr. Beth Rogers-Doll,
Psychologist, at
Doll & Associates, S.C.
November
10 & 11, 2006
Learn
proven skills to make your marriage great!
This practical, fun educational program
will help you and your spouse establish
or solidify positive patterns that will
have a long-lasting impact on your marriage.
Please
call Doll & Associates at 920-907-8201
for more information.
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Essential
Skills for Transforming Your
Marriage
Workshop by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Tuesday, February 13, 2007, 6:30-8:00 pm
Murray Park Elementary School, Ripon
Learn
the skills for
maintaining a strong,
happy marriage
or long-term committed
relationship.
Free
childcare is
available!
To
register, please call the BRAVE
Community Learning Center at
920-748-0767! There is no cost
for the program; however, registration
is necessary to ensure space,
materials, and childcare.
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Thriving
With Your Spirited Child
Workshop by Dr. Karin Suesser, Psychologist
Tuesday, April 17, 2007, 6:30-8:00 pm
Murray Park Elementary School, Ripon
Parenting
a spirited child presents different
challenges. Learn methods to help
channel the energy of a spirited
child into positive experiences rather
than frustrating experiences.
Free
childcare is available!
To
register, please call the BRAVE
Community Learning Center at
920-748-0767! There is no cost
for the program; however, registration
is necessary to ensure space,
materials, and childcare.
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