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Parenting Workshops and Presentations
All
workshops
and presentations are tailored to suit the needs of those attending.
My workshops are interactive and participatory. Time for questions is
built in to both workshops and presentations. If you are
interested in having me lead a workshop or do a presentation, please
don't hesitate to
contact me. You'll find a list of suggested
topics below. However, I am more than willing to work with you to find
a topic suitable for your group or event.
- Email - info@martylayne.com
- Rates available on request
Link to comments from people who have attended my workshops
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Communicating
With Your Children
Improve
your
communication skills through guided practice. This is a
participatory workshop. Each person will have the opportunity to
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Creating
The Family You Want
This
seminar gives you a chance to
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review
child development and temperaments,
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look at
styles of discipline,
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and the
various ways that families live,
learn and play together. Built
into this seminar is time to step back and reconnect with yourself, to
take time to remember who you are and what is important to you.
Interactive and oriented to the group, this workshop will help define
your values and what you hope for your child.
"It was good to hear that you struggled and had doubts and fears. Sometimes, I start to worry and begin to doubt what I am doing. Even though you didn't give me any guarantees that everything will turn out fine, after listening to you, I can accept that I will have doubts. This is such a good feeling!"
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Creating A Learning Environment
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Why playtime is important for children from toddlers through teens
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Facilitating play
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Ensuring safety
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Encouraging and supporting play by providing materials and time
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The importance and pleasure of conversation
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The importance of bedtime
After my
initial presentation about play, I orient this workshop specifically to
those attending. Audience members share their concerns, which are then
addressed in a priority sequence set by the group.
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Babies in arms and toddlers/children who need to be with their mothers are always welcome with the understanding that each mother
is responsible for her own children.
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