ONLINE - Creating A Path to Lifelong Regulation for Your Child
To equip caregivers with the knowledge and practical tools to support emotional regulation in both themselves and their children.
This class will take place online on Zoom. Please see the FAQ at the bottom of the page for more information.
Join Melanie Ripple, LMSW of the Samaritan Center, to learn the power of a "Me. Us. You." approach: how personal regulation leads to co-regulation, ultimately empowering your child to build lifelong self-regulation skills.
Raising or caring for children can be both rewarding and incredibly challenging, especially when emotions run high. This interactive 1-hour workshop is designed to equip caregivers with the knowledge and practical tools to support emotional regulation in both themselves and their children.
In this workshop, participants will:
- Understand the basics of self-regulation and co-regulation
- Identify common signs of emotional dysregulation in children and adults
- Learn simple, effective nervous system regulation strategies for times of stress or pressure
Children's regulation begins with you! When you self-regulate, you create the calm your child needs to feel safe, connected, and capable of managing their own emotions. Join us to learn the power of a "Me. Us. You." approach: how personal regulation leads to co-regulation, ultimately empowering your child to build lifelong self-regulation skills.
It starts with you. It grows through connection.
Here is Melanie's Bio:
Melanie Ripple is a Licensed Master Social Worker with experience working with adults, adolescents, and children in various settings. She has worked with children in a residential treatment center, served as a crisis counselor, and has experience providing individual counseling to child, teen, and adult survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
She works with a trauma-informed approach and has a background in Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI). The modalities she uses most include CBT, DBT, TBRI, Problem Solving Therapy, mindfulness practices, play-based interventions, and bottom-up interventions in order to help clients improve their quality of life and their relationships with themselves and others. She works with trauma, depression and other mood disorders, anxiety, dissociative issues, life transitions, attachment, relationship issues, and more.
With a background in Exercise Physiology and Nutrition and experience with autoimmune issues herself, Melanie is passionate about holistic approaches to healing that account for physical, emotional, environmental, and social components of health.
After receiving her Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California, Melanie obtained her LMSW and is now pursuing her LCSW and RPT licenses. She is supervised by Kamini Verma, LCSW-S, RPT-S.
To equip caregivers with the knowledge and practical tools to support emotional regulation in both themselves and their children.
This class will take place online on Zoom. Please see the FAQ at the bottom of the page for more information.
Join Melanie Ripple, LMSW of the Samaritan Center, to learn the power of a "Me. Us. You." approach: how personal regulation leads to co-regulation, ultimately empowering your child to build lifelong self-regulation skills.
Raising or caring for children can be both rewarding and incredibly challenging, especially when emotions run high. This interactive 1-hour workshop is designed to equip caregivers with the knowledge and practical tools to support emotional regulation in both themselves and their children.
In this workshop, participants will:
- Understand the basics of self-regulation and co-regulation
- Identify common signs of emotional dysregulation in children and adults
- Learn simple, effective nervous system regulation strategies for times of stress or pressure
Children's regulation begins with you! When you self-regulate, you create the calm your child needs to feel safe, connected, and capable of managing their own emotions. Join us to learn the power of a "Me. Us. You." approach: how personal regulation leads to co-regulation, ultimately empowering your child to build lifelong self-regulation skills.
It starts with you. It grows through connection.
Here is Melanie's Bio:
Melanie Ripple is a Licensed Master Social Worker with experience working with adults, adolescents, and children in various settings. She has worked with children in a residential treatment center, served as a crisis counselor, and has experience providing individual counseling to child, teen, and adult survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
She works with a trauma-informed approach and has a background in Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI). The modalities she uses most include CBT, DBT, TBRI, Problem Solving Therapy, mindfulness practices, play-based interventions, and bottom-up interventions in order to help clients improve their quality of life and their relationships with themselves and others. She works with trauma, depression and other mood disorders, anxiety, dissociative issues, life transitions, attachment, relationship issues, and more.
With a background in Exercise Physiology and Nutrition and experience with autoimmune issues herself, Melanie is passionate about holistic approaches to healing that account for physical, emotional, environmental, and social components of health.
After receiving her Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California, Melanie obtained her LMSW and is now pursuing her LCSW and RPT licenses. She is supervised by Kamini Verma, LCSW-S, RPT-S.
FAQ:
Will I get a certificate for attending the class?
Yes. We will email certificates within 3 business days of your class. Our office is open Monday through Thursday, so for a Thursday evening class, you can expect your certificate by the following Wednesday. If you don't receive a certificate within that time frame, please email bridgestogrowth@georgetownproject.org.
Note that we must have a current registration form on file and a completed class evalution to be able to issue you a certificate.
How do I use Zoom?
Please read our Zoom Info & Tips sheet here.
How will I get the Zoom link?
Eventbrite will send a confirmation message and reminder messages that include the link to the online event page. You will be able to start the Zoom workshop by clicking the link.
Other questions?
Feel free to email bridgestogrowth@georgetownproject.org. We’re happy to help!