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When Co-Parents Disagree: Evidence-Based Strategies That Put Kids First

May 13, 2026 6:00 PM EST

Disagreement between co-parents is common, but when conflict spills over, children often feel caught in the middle. Erica Kokoszka, LAMFT, will offer research-informed strategies to help parents reduce conflict, protect their children’s emotional well-being, and co-parent more effectively, even when agreement feels hard to reach.

Designed for all co-parenting relationships, particularly parents who are no longer together, this webinar focuses on practical tools that prioritize kids’ needs while supporting healthier adult communication.

In this webinar, parents will learn how to:

• Understand how parental conflict impacts children emotionally, behaviorally, and developmentally

• Recognize common co-parenting patterns that unintentionally increase stress or place children in the middle

• Apply evidence-based strategies to manage disagreement without escalating conflict or undermining the other parent

• Communicate more effectively with a co-parent, even when values, styles, or emotions differ

• Create consistency and emotional safety for children across households, regardless of relationship status

If co-parenting feels tense, exhausting, or stuck in the same cycles, this webinar will provide clear guidance grounded in clinical expertise and child development research.

Register to gain tools that help you reduce chaos, protect your child’s well-being, and co-parent with greater confidence and intention.

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Managing Emotional Crises in Adolescents

School's out, Emotions Aren't: DBT Skills For Summer Transitions

June 16, 2026 7:00 PM EST

When the structure of the school year ends, many students experience increased emotional intensity, dysregulation, and stress, even when summer is supposed to feel “easier.” Shefali Shetty, LCSW, will share evidence-based DBT strategies to help students navigate the emotional challenges that often arise during summer transitions. Designed for parents of students across age ranges, this webinar focuses on practical skills that support emotional regulation when routines change, expectations shift, and support systems look different.

Attendees will learn how to:

  • Understand why emotional regulation can become harder in summer, especially when structure, predictability, and daily routines are reduced
  • Use core DBT skills to help students manage big emotions, impulsivity, and overwhelm during transitions
  • Support students in returning to Wise Mind when frustration, anxiety, or reactivity take over
  • Create supportive summer routines that balance flexibility with emotional stability
  • Encourage skill use and independence so students can manage emotions more effectively across settings

If your child or teen struggles with emotional ups and downs when school is out, this webinar will equip you with concrete, research-based tools you can use right away.

Register to learn strategies that help students stay regulated, supported, and resilient throughout the summer months.

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