Raising Confident, Capable Teens & Beyond with Dr Judith Locke
Description
Helping your teen become confident and capable in their high school years and beyond
We are excited to announce that Clinical Psychologist, Dr Judith Locke, is offering a session for parents of students in high school. Judith will deliver latest research and clinical experience to show positive, practical and effective strategies parents can use to help their teens continue to develop their confidence and capabilities.
The session
assists parents in ensuring their child experiences fulfilling years at school
offers solutions to parents to help children cope better with the demands of schoolwork, exams and friendship issues
gives parents strategies they can use when their child is coping with tricky emotions
helps parents assist their child to start to become ready for university and work life after school.
Date: Tuesday 21 April
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: Loreto College Ballarat – Mary’s Mount Centre (Gate A)
This session is for parents/carers from Loreto Ballarat only, and children should not attend.
The Presenter
Dr Judith Locke is a registered clinical psychologist, former teacher, and school counsellor. She speaks to parents, teachers, and students throughout Australia and internationally, on topics related to modern parenting, family wellbeing, and academic environments.
Judith is the author of two best-selling parenting books, The Bonsai Child and The Bonsai Student, with the Bonsai Child also being published in China. Her latest book is Raising Anxiety coauthored with Dr Danielle Einstein. Judith has a private practice and works with families in Australasia. Her psychological commentary features regularly in the media, including writing a weekly parenting column for The Sunday Mail for 5 years. She is a member of The Australian Psychological Society and a fellow of the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.
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