Free Informational Workshops

Remote workshops that offer helpful insight, tips and strategies for supporting your child's social-emotional development.

Parenting with Temperament in Mind

With Jane Romero, PCI Certified Parent Coach

Thursday, April 16th 12-1pm Virtual

Why does one child need constant reassurance while another takes everything in stride? That’s temperament. Join Jane Romeo, Certified Parent Coach, for a practical,  insight filled webinar on parenting through the lens of temperament. Is your child a tulip, dandelion, or orchid? Learn how understanding temperament can reduce frustration, increase empathy, and help you parent each child more effectively. Register Here!

REGISTRATION CLOSES 9 am April 16th, 2026

Admissions & Your Child: Demystifying the New York City Middle & High School Admissions Process

With Smart City Kids

Roxana Reid, Founder & CEO of Smart City Kids 

Pamela Wheaton, Smart City Kids Public School Consultant 

Jane Gertler, Smart City Kids Special Education Consultant

Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 12-1pm Virtual

The many independent and public school options and the varied admissions requirements in New York City can feel extremely overwhelming! Join us for a workshop led by the highly experienced education team at Smart City Kids to learn about navigating middle and high school admissions with your child. Smart City Kids will break down everything you need to know from researching schools to managing each step, including testing, tours, applications, interviews, and more. The workshop will also help you understand your child's role in the process as well as nuances of the experience, such as personal recommendations and parent communication with schools. Register Here!

REGISTRATION CLOSES 9 am April 21st, 2026

Top Ten Strategies for Parenting Children and Teens with ADHD and Executive Function Challenges

With Jessica Schutzman, M.S., CPC

Tuesday, May 5th, 12:00-1:00 pm, Virtual

This presentation covers the essential strategies parents must implement to help their children not just survive, but also thrive. 

Topics include:

  • Understanding the true impact of ADHD beyond the diagnosis so you can truly help your child reach their potential

  • Creating a strong, supportive school connection

  • Helping your child value his/her strengths and opportunities

  • Teaching your child to advocate for himself/herself in school and in life

Register Here!

REGISTRATION CLOSES 9 am May 5th, 2026