How to Parent Through a Financial Crisis
Posted on February 26, 2010 under Dads, Everyone videos, Moms, VideoIn this video, Dr. Jennifer Jones will guide us through one of today’s hottest topics – how the economy is especially hard on parents, how to discuss it with their children. Younger children have trouble understanding complex issues, and they tend to blame themselves for problems they don’t understand; by contrast, older children feel embarrassed when their family’s financial woes impact their social lives, and can lash out against the parents in response. Join Dr. Jones for a discussion about how you can harness the power of this struggle and turn it around for yourself and for your kids including communication strategies, preparation, and empowerment.
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Dr. Jennifer Jones, founder of learngarden.com, is considered one of our generation’s leading authorities on children. With over 20 years of experience, she has worked with thousands of families and numerous schools, governments and private institutions worldwide, gathering observations about behavior and parenting practices common to all cultures and classes. Her uniquely universal perspective on childrearing speaks to issues every parent will recognize. In addition to her work with families, Dr. Jones draws from experience as a teacher and university professor. She also brings a wealth of knowledge from having supervised the design of dozens of new public schools, private schools and educational programs in Florida, Latin and South America. In this work, she trained thousands of teachers in strategies for managing child behavior and consulted for institutions and governments in the U.S. and abroad. Dr. Jones holds a Masters and Ph.D. from Columbia University Teachers College.
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