Norfolk SEPAC Social Skills Parent Training Class

Registrations are closed

After registering, please pay by cash, check or Venmo to Norfolk SEPAC by Jan 1st. 3 Sessions x $30 = $90 Total. Cost is subsidized in part by Norfolk SEPAC. For questions, please email joanne_gilbody@yahoo.com. Send payment to: Norfolk SEPAC ℅ Norfolk Special Education Dept H. Olive Day School 232 Main St Norfolk MA 02056

Norfolk SEPAC Social Skills Parent Training Class

A Psychologist-led Parent Group teaching parents how to help their child navigate their peer relationships

By Norfolk Special Education Parents Advisory Council (SEPAC)

Date and time

Monday, January 27, 2020 · 6:30 - 9:30pm EST

Location

Freeman-Kennedy School

70 Boardman Street Norfolk, MA 02056

About this event

Kuehnel Psychological Associates will provide a 3-session parent training course (9 hours of training) on social skills for children with Social Skills challenges.

During this new program being developed exclusively for Norfolk SEPAC parents, Dr. Carolyn Kuehnel will spend 9 hours with participating parents over three evening sessions providing tactical training on how we as parents can support our children as they navigate specific social interactions during their elementary school years. Dr. Kuehnel taught a similar course for many years at the Integrated Center for Child Development (ICCD) in Canton and had exceptional results from the program.

Course Details:

Dates:

Mondays, 1/27/2020, 2/10/2020, 2/24/2020

Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Where: Freeman-Kennedy School Library

Subsidized Cost to Families: $90 per family for the full program. We encourage, but do not require, that all parents in a family relationship attend this program. Cost is per family, not per person. Please note: This is not an event for children. We ask that only parents and caregivers attend.

Family Commitment: Families are asked to commit to attending all three course sessions.

Content will include specific instruction on a selection from the following topics:

-Trading Information

- Two-Way Conversations

- “Slipping In” to Conversations/Activities

- Exiting Conversations/Activities

-Electronic Communication (typically best for older students)

-Taking “No” for an Answer (Handling Rejection)

-Choosing Appropriate Friends

-Appropriate Use of Humor

-Get Togethers

-Good Sportsmanship

-Handling Disagreements

-Rumors and Gossip

-Handling Teasing and Embarrassing Feedback

-Avoiding Bullying

-Changing a Bad Reputation

Sign up by 12/15/2019 and you can include a request for a specific topic or topics you would find most helpful!

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The Norfolk Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) strives to collaborate with and advise the school committee and administration to continually improve the education opportunities for all children in and outside of our school district. We promote improved education and success for students with disabilities, ensuring they receive equal access to education opportunities within our school and community. The Norfolk SEPAC provides a network for parents of children with disabilities to access resources, gain support and share ideas. SEPAC encourages families to be involved in all district policy discussions.

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