Don't Get Furious, Get Curious Learn from FamilyKind’s co-parenting experts how to use self-talk effectively to make life better for yourself, your children and your co-parent. Attendees will learn: - How self-talk enables us to be the best version of ourselves - When to use self-talk to avoid or defuse anger - How to recognize triggers and better understand why they upset you - Change your thinking and ways you respond to challenging situations - Ways to empower yourself and your family Expert Faculty• Gerald Cannon, Legal and Skills Educator• Diane Hessemann, LCSW, Educator, Coach and Parenting Coordinator• Ellen Taner, Parent Educator, Trainer & Director, Program Development for FamilyKind Who Should Watch - Anyone interested in being a better co-parent, especially separating and divorcing couples across the US - Professionals who help families, especially those in the family science, mediation and legal professions This webinar is provided thanks to the generous support of our sponsors Soberlink and OurFamilyWizard.

Learn from FamilyKind’s co-parenting experts about how to become the best version of yourself as a parent, co-parent and model for your children. Attendees will learn: • How to be more self-aware • How to take time for yourself • The value of noticing one’s emotions before, during and after a conversation by noticing your physical reactions • The importance of staying on your agenda with your co-parent and your children. Expert Faculty • Lesley Friedland, Founder and Executive Director of FamilyKind • Ellen Taner, Parent Educator, Trainer & Director, Program Development for FamilyKind • Nancy Nybergh, Parent Educator, Member of FamilyKind’s Advisory Council Who Should Attend? • Anyone interested in being a better co-parent, especially separating and divorcing couples across the US • Professionals who help families, especially those in the family science, mediation and legal professions

This webinar focuses on developing or strengthening tools parents can use when dealing with complaints about their co-parent, the legal system, their children, the effects of the COVID 19 Pandemic, or any situation they find themselves in. Attendees learn: • How to reduce your complaints now and through the COVID 19 Pandemic • How to influence situations with skills and insights! • To explore mindfulness and meditation. On-Demand Webinar Coming Soon. Expert Faculty • Lesley Friedland, Founder and Executive Director of FamilyKind • Ellen Taner, Parent Educator, Trainer & Director, Program Development for FamilyKind • Nancy Nybergh, Parent Educator, Member of FamilyKind’s Advisory Council

We’re all aware and are having discussions about the devastating impact of racism in our country. This is leading many of us to talk about it with our families. What are we hearing, what are we saying? What are our children hearing and saying? Co-parents who use skills effectively can improve clarity about what they think and feel about racism. It will reinforce key messages they want their children to understand, and give children the opportunity to explore what they’re hearing and seeing. Racism isn’t easy to talk about. It’s never confined to just one conversation. Come listen as parents and parenting educators discuss the challenges they’re facing and tools they’re using with their co-parents and children. This is part 1 of a 2 part series. On-Demand Webinar Coming Soon. Expert Faculty • Ellen Taner, Moderator, Parent Educator, Trainer & Director, Program Development for FamilyKind • Lesley Friedland, panelist, Attorney, Mediator & FamilyKind Executive Director • Roque Bonilla, panelist • Carmen Rios, panelist • Gerald Cannon, panelist

We’re all aware and are having discussions about the devastating impact of racism in our country. This is leading many of us to talk about it with our families. What are we hearing, what are we saying? What are our children hearing and saying? Co-parents who use skills effectively can improve clarity about what they think and feel about racism. It will reinforce key messages they want their children to understand, and give children the opportunity to explore what they’re hearing and seeing. Racism isn’t easy to talk about. It’s never confined to just one conversation. Come listen as parents and parenting educators discuss the challenges they’re facing and tools they’re using with their co-parents and children. This is part 2 of a 2 part series. Expert Faculty • Ellen Taner, Moderator, Parent Educator, Trainer & Director, Program Development for FamilyKind • Lesley Friedland, panelist, Attorney, Mediator & FamilyKind Executive Director • Roque Bonilla, panelist • Carmen Rios, panelist • Gerald Cannon, panelist Who Should Attend? • Anyone interested in being a better co-parent, especially separating and divorcing couples across the US • Professionals who help families, especially those in the family science, mediation, mental health and legal professions

Often children’s first time they get their own money is when the tooth fairy comes. As sweet as that is, parents need to be prepared for teaching a lot more about money as children grow. Most of us are uncomfortable talking about money with anyone. So what do we want our children to know? Well, besides the denominations of coins and bills, we want them to be clear about what our values are about money. What are those values and how do we convey them? Which of these statements, if any, are true for you? In our family, we earn our money, we save our money for things we want, we share our money with those who are less fortunate or with groups that support things we support, we have money for emergencies (such as a rainy day fund), we budget our money so we can pay our bills on time, and more. Expert Faculty • Ellen Taner, Moderator, Parent Educator, Trainer & Director, Program Development for FamilyKind • Sallie Mullins Thompson, CPA Financial Planner and Treasurer for FamilyKind • Lesley Friedland, panelist, Attorney, Mediator & FamilyKind Executive Director Who Should Attend? • Anyone interested in being a better co-parent, especially separating and divorcing couples across the US • Professionals who help families, especially those in the family science, mediation, mental health and legal professions

FamilyKind has recorded a special educational webinar presenting skills and strategies to use with your co-parent. It features responses to typical questions and challenges parents of divorce or separation are facing during these uncertain times. It will only take about 30 minutes and features a practical, how-to conversation with our experts including: - Lesley Friedland, Founder and Executive Director of FamilyKind - Ellen Taner, Director of Program Development for FamilyKind - Nancy Nybergh, Parent Educator, Member of FamilyKind’s Advisory Council Helpful resources can also be found on our website www.FamilyKind.org. FamilyKind is a nonprofit that offers a variety of live and online services including parent education, coaching, mediation and parenting coordination. For more info, call 212 769 3057.