Presentations

The topics that I am often asked to speak on are:

  • Substance Abuse:
  • What’s a parent to do?
  • What’s a school to do?
  • Family/School Discipline
  • Bullying/Socialization in Young People
  • Family Cohesion
  • Ahhh…..The Puzzle of Parents (for faculty inservices)
  • Motivating Young People
  • Opening the Head of Today’s Teens
  • The Magic Kingdom (How Teens want to be adults)
  • Aggression in Young People
  • Fitness/Health/Weight Loss Issues in Families and Young People
  • The Powerful Parent
  • The Powerful Teacher
  • Parenting is Leadership
  • Teaching is Leadership
  • Becoming Da’ Coach to Great Grades
  • Parenting: The Recipe for a Successful Child
  • Straight Talk: The best methods to talk to kids
  • Pre-Prom Presentations for Parents and Students
  • Role of Extracurricular Activities and Sports
  • Creating The Safe School Environment
  • Value Development & Morality in Youth
  • Tolerance and Multi-Cultural Issues and Beyond Tolerance
  • Responsibility Development in Youth
  • Suicide Issues-Prevention
  • Forensic Psychology
  • Crises Team Development for Schools

My CORPORATE presentations have been very well received at:

  • The Kellog Foundation
  • McDonald’s Corporation
  • Elkay International
  • NBA Player’s Association
  • University of Nuevo Leon-Monterrey Mexico
  • University of Chicago
  • Loyola University
  • DePaul University
  • Adler School of Professional Psychology
  • The Mayo Clinic

Teen Discipline

Power Tools – Discipline

Let me take this space to remind you that my presentations to parents-faculty-students are very successful. Personally, I enjoy coming out and meeting you and your community.

There are a variety of formats for such presentations and audiences have found them informative as well as entertaining.

These formats have been: Parent Nights; Faculty In-Services; Student Presentations; Seminars; Town-Hall Meetings; Community Groups and many others.

Managing Remote Work
Stressors
Dr. John Mayer

Identify Internal and External Stressors that make it difficult to do remote work. Identify at least two behaviors that make your telehealth work difficult.

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