Tammy is a registered psychologist and registered play therapist. She earned her Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta and practiced as an elementary teacher in Edmonton before doing her Master’s degree in Psychology. Tammy is also the founder and Executive Director of Family Counselling Centres. She has worked in private practice for the past seven years in Alberta.
Primarily with children and their families, offering clinical supervision to masters-level counselling students and provisional psychologists. Her therapy includes animals, and she has developed canine-assisted and equine-assisted therapy programs. Tammy is known for her work that is based on the neurology of the brain and how attachment is integral to the adaptive functioning of children and adults.
Tania is a Registered Psychologist and a Registered Play Therapist. She completed her undergraduate studies in South Africa before engaging in a one-year, full-time internship in Chicago at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America. Tania received her Master of Counselling from the City University of Seattle in 2012. During this period, she worked on the front lines and as a counsellor with foster and adoptive families facing various emotional, behavioural and cognitive challenges.
Since completing her degree, she has worked in a private practice setting with children, teens, adults and families. Tania works primarily from an attachment-based perspective. Meaning she works with clients to explore how early relationships affect how we come to understand ourselves, other people and the world.
Tammy has been working in private practice for the past decade in Alberta, primarily with children and their families. She also supervises offer clinical supervision masters-level counselling students, and provisional psychologists. Tammy also has a big place in her heart for animals developed an animal-assisted therapy program that operates from her property called ‘Hooves of Hope Ranch’ and founded the Child-Centered Animal-Assisted Therapy Association (www.ccaata.com).
Lawrence J. Cohen, PhD is a licensed psychologist and the author of Playful Parenting and The Opposite of Worry. His books have been translated into 18 languages. Larry is also the co-author of The Art of Roughhousing, Best Friends Worst Enemies, and Mom They’re Teasing Me. He offers parenting workshops and trainings across the US and internationally. Larry lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, son, granddaughter, two dogs and two goats. He enjoys drawing and writing poetry. To receive his newsletter, send an email to newsletter@playfulparenting.com.
Background & Experience
Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart is a business owner of A New Day Pediatric Psychology in San Antonio, TX. She is a pediatric psychologist, parent coach, wife of 24 years, a mom of 2 tweens and has over 17 years of experience in her field.
She serves as a parent coach for parents who have kids and teens with behavioural and emotional regulation concerns, those diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety, as well as kids who are highly sensitive. She focuses on helping parents adjust their mindset about parenting. Dr. Lockhart helps overwhelmed parents get on the same page and better understand their kids and teens.
Dr. Lockhart has spoken nationally at schools, conferences, online podcasts, summits, and corporate workshops for topics about ADHD, anxiety, executive functioning, emotional dysregulation, and racism.
She has been interviewed and quoted in multiple online and print publications, including ABC News, NBC Today Show, the New York Times, New York Post, Pure Wow, MSN, Fatherly, Essence, HuffPost, San Antonio Magazine, Veronica Beard, Parents Magazine, and Therapy for Black Girls podcast. She is a Freelance Writer for PBS Kids for Parents, PureWow, and a Contributor for The Gottman Institute and 4Moms Dr. Lockhart also serves as a Board Member for the Verywell Review Board and Dadditude.
Dr. Michael Gurian is a marriage and family counselor in private practice and the New York Times bestselling author of thirty two books published in twenty three languages. As a social philosopher, he has pioneered efforts to bring neuro-biology and brain research into homes, schools, corporations, and public policy. The Gurian Institute, which he co-founded, conducts research internationally, launches pilot programs, and trains professionals.
One of the world’s foremost gender experts, Michael travels extensively to provide keynotes and consulting. His engaging and dynamic presentation style, along with the use of case studies, visual aids such as PET and SPECT scans, and interactive demonstrations will help you better understand and assess the needs of both sexes and all genders, and most effectively intervene and work with children and adults from birth through adulthood.
Michael has spoken for the United Nations on violence against women; provided information on boys’ and girls’ educational needs to the White House; and briefed Members of the 114th Congress on the boy crisis in America. A number of Michael’s books have sparked national debate, including The Wonder of Boys, The Wonder of Girls & Boys and Girls Learn Differently!, and Leadership and the Sexes.
Parenting for Resilience
Dr. Laura Markham trained as a Clinical Psychologist at Columbia University, but she’s also a mom, so she understands kids — and parents! She uses her Ph.D. to translate proven science and child-development research into the practical solutions you need for the family life you want.
Dr. Laura Markham is the author of three best-selling books:
The founding editor of AhaParenting.com, Dr. Laura Markham makes frequent TV and radio appearances and has been interviewed for thousands of articles by publications as diverse as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Real Simple, Newsday, Men’s Health, Redbook and Parents Magazine. 150,000 parents subscribe to her weekly Parenting Tips, which you can sign up for here.
Dr. Laura Markham’s relationship-based parenting model, which she calls Peaceful Parenting, is research-based and parent-tested. She’s helped thousands of families across the U.S. and Canada find transformative solutions to everything from separation anxiety and sleep problems to sass talk and cell phones. She lives in Brooklyn, New York and is the proud parent of two happy, kind, responsible and accomplished young adults who were raised with Peaceful Parenting.
Chazz Lewis’s mission in life is to enjoy the process of becoming the best version of himself and help others do the same. He goes by “Mr.Chazz” to his massive online following, and to his many students and fellow teachers, leaders, and human beings. Having stepped into the classroom in the early days, largely because he needed a job, he discovered a passion for inspiring and understanding and igniting curiosity and possibility in kids. And, he realized, he’d have to buck a lot of systems and do a metric ton of his own learning and reimagining to make it happen.
Along the way, he completed a master’s degree in executive leadership at American University and spent years using his own classrooms as living laboratories, developing a more conscious, informed, joyful and dignity-driven and inspired approach to learning, leading, and elevating others. His philosophy began to find relevance far beyond the classroom and has found a home everywhere from parenting to education, personal development, and organizational leadership. And he shares his ideas in a fun, playful, and accessible way, training thousands of teachers, and with his giant following on Tiktok and Instagram.
He is in the process of writing a book, and he goes deeper on his podcast, “Mr. Chazz’s Leadership, Parenting and Teaching Podcast”.
Julie King is the author, with Joanna Faber, of the new book, How To Talk When Kids Won’t Listen: Whining, Fighting, Meltdowns, Defiance, and Other Challenges of Childhood, as well as the best selling book, How To Talk So LITTLE Kids Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life with Children Ages 2-7, which has been translated into 28 languages world-wide. Julie and Joanna also collaborated on the companion app HOW TO TALK: Parenting Tips in Your Pocket, and the app Parenting Hero. Julie leads workshops online, consults with parents of children ages two to teens by phone and video, and speaks publicly to schools, businesses and parent groups across the United States and internationally. She received her AB from Princeton University and a JD from Yale Law School. Julie and her husband live in the San Francisco Bay Area, where they are visited now and then by their three grown children. Visit her website at www.julieking.org, on Facebook: @faberandking, and on Instagram: @howtotalk.forparents.
Dr. Becky Kennedy is a clinical psychologist and mom of three, recently named “The Millennial Parenting Whisperer” by TIME Magazine, who’s rethinking the way we raise our children. She specializes in thinking deeply about what’s happening for kids and translating these ideas into simple, actionable strategies for parents to use in their homes. Dr. Becky’s goal is to empower parents to feel sturdier and more equipped to manage the challenges of parenting. She has an expertise in parenting and child development with an emphasis on anxiety and resilience.
In just over a year, Dr. Becky has amassed a loyal and highly engaged community of nearly 900K followers on Instagram, created a library of 20+ popular parenting workshops, launched a top-rated podcast as well as a newsletter, published a Potty Handbook, and completed the manuscript of her forthcoming book, to be published in September 2022. She has been profiled in The New York Times Magazine, The Cut, The Wall Street Journal, and more.
Her weekly podcast, Good Inside with Dr. Becky, immediately went to #1 on the Apple Podcasts “Kids & Family” chart upon launching in April 2021, was placed on the coveted “New and Noteworthy” list, landed the #26 spot on the iTunes “Top Podcasts” chart in June 2021, and made Apple Podcasts “Best Shows of 2021” list. Each week, she takes on tough parenting questions and delivers actionable guidance—all in short episodes, because she knows time is hard to find as a parent. Her breakthrough approach has enabled thousands of people to get more comfortable in discomfort, make repairs after mistakes, and always see the good inside. Listeners gain the tools to embody their authority while developing a stronger parent-child connection, helping them become the parent they want to be and helping their children develop the skills necessary for life success.
Dr. Becky received a BA in Psychology and Human Development, Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude, from Duke University and a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University. She has a certificate in Relational Psychotherapy from the Steven Mitchell Center.
Dr. Mitnaul is a double board certified child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist and father of five. He specializes in helping individuals and families cope with anxiety and stress, improve relationship satisfaction and communication, and manage work-life pressures. Dr. Mitnaul has an expertise in parenting, mental health and child development. His online school Be Well Academy equips parents with tools to strengthen parent-child relationships, decrease problematic behavior patterns and build more peaceful homes.
Dr. Mitnaul completed his Bachelors in Biology from the University of Dallas. After several years managing a pediatric oncology research lab, he went on for a Masters in Biomedical Science Policy and Advocacy from Georgetown University while managing a diabetes research lab. He then attended the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio where he completed a dual MD and Masters of Public Health degree. Dr. Mitnaul then completed Adult Psychiatry residency training followed by a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at Dartmouth, where he was named Chief Resident. Dr. Mitnaul is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (Psychiatry) as well as the American Board of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
When he’s not at the clinic or consulting for organizations he’s meeting parents, teens and medical school students “where they are” via TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Youtube or his PBS Show, “Cause for Hope”. For fun, Dr. Mitnaul loves playing all percussion instruments (especially the drumset), writing music, most outdoor activities and doing anything that involves his family. He and his wife, Katie, are also foster parents.
Session Description:
Each generation claims that parenting is the hardest it has ever been. I believe it is most true today. Our children and teens have more of the world at their fingertips than ever before. Yet, most parents will admit to feeling isolated and unsure of the
degree to which virtual friendships, gaming groups, or the desire for technology-laden diversions are undermining their child’s desire for closer connection to the family unit. In my clinical practice, I encounter an increasing number of well-meaning parents who struggle with walking the balance of setting appropriate screen-time limits AND helping their child(ren) develop into great citizens in the real world and online.
My experiences as a parent, social media content creator on multiple platforms (including TikTok which hosts my most popular video to date at around 4 million views), and psychiatrist offer me a unique view into the ways in which social media holds the attention of our children. By helping you to better understand this, we can empower parents to feel more confident in setting limits and help parents to use those insights to regain the attention of their child.
This talk will equip you with a better understanding of the current research for gaming and internet-use disorders. We will review trends in social media consumption for children/adolescents and its profound effects within the family system. Finally, we will reflect on the attachment parenting lens to bring together practical tips and insights for helping families to find a balance and ultimately, come closer to the family life they desire to have.
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand how families are using social media and gaming
2. Understand Internet Gaming Disorder
3. Better differentiate between Dysfunctional Gaming/Internet Use and Obsessive Compulsive-like behaviors
4. Understand how social media interact with family systems
5. Gain practical ideas for conversation and guiding parents using attachment theory
PhD, Authors & Researchers
Dr. Lindsay Kite and Dr. Lexie Kite are identical twins, best-selling authors, and international speakers. They are co-directors of the non-profit Beauty Redefined. They both received PhDs from the University of Utah in the study of female body image and have become leading experts in body image resilience and media literacy.
Book: More Than a Body: Your Body is an Instrument, Not an Ornament
Dr. Stixrud is a clinical neuropsychologist and founder of The Stixrud Group. He is a member of the teaching faculty at Children’s National Medical Center and an assistant professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at the George Washington University School of Medicine.
Books: The Self-Driven Child: The Science and Sense of Giving Your Kids More Control over Their Lives, What Do You Say?: How to Talk with Kids to Build Motivation, Stress Tolerance, and a Happy Home
Author, Speaker, Professional “Tutor-Geek” & Founder: PrepMatters
Ned Johnson is an author, speaker, and founder of PrepMatters, an educational company providing academic tutoring, educational planning, and standardized test preparation. A professional “tutor-geek” since 1993 and battle-tested veteran of test prep, stress regulation and student performance, Ned has spent more than 40,000 one-on-one hours helping students conquer an alphabet of standardized tests, learn to manage their anxiety,
and find the motivation to reach their full potential.
In 2006, Ned co-authored the book Conquering the SAT: How Parents Can Help Students Overcome the Pressure and Succeed, which tackles the outsized role anxiety plays in standardized testing. With Dr. William Stixrud, Ned co-authored The Self-Driven Child: The Science and Sense of Giving Your Kids More Control Over Their Lives, which explores how fostering children’s autonomy can help solve two challenges seemingly endemic to kids today: handling anxiety and developing intrinsic motivation.
Ned is the host of the PrepTalks podcast: conversations with parenting and education experts. A sought-after speaker and teen coach on study skills, sleep deprivation, parent-teen dynamics, and test anxiety, and his work is featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, NPR, BBC, and many others.
Books: The Self-Driven Child, What Did You Say?: How to Talk with Kids to Build Motivation, Stress Tolerance & a Happy Home
Jennifer Anderson is a registered dietitian and has a masters of science in public health from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. In 2019, she founded Kids Eat in Color, a resource that helps families feed their children from their first bite of solid food through picky eating and elementary-aged nutrition needs. Prior to starting Kids Eat in Color she coordinated youth nutrition programs at a food bank, performed research in inner-city food deserts, and consulted for the USDA national office SNAP-Ed program. Her academic background is in public health nutrition, cultural anthropology, and economics.
Instagram: @kids.eat.in.color
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Founder of Harmony Kids Yoga Company, Registered Yoga Teacher
Jennie Abbot is the Founder and Director of Harmony Kids Yoga & Mindfulness Company, the creator of YogaBREAK for Classrooms, Harmony at Home Kits, various Parenting and Educator Workshops and The My Peaceful Play Game for Kids. She is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) and Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher (CYA-CYT) with the Canadian Yoga Alliance teaching over 10,000 children to date.
While doing her undergraduate degree at UBC in the late 1980’s, Dr. Christina Djorndal experienced a debilitating depression and anxiety. She also had an eating disorder and was not coping with the stress I was under at that time. After being treated with medications that were not effective, she found her way to naturopathic medicine. She also made some major life changes and began the process of inquiry into what she really wanted to be doing with her life. After sitting with the question “If money didn’t matter, what would I be doing?” the answer revealed itself to her in a tiny whisper “Become a Naturopathic Doctor and help people heal from anxiety, depression , anorexia, bulimia, bipolar disorder (types 1 or 2), addiction, ADD/ADHD, etc using natural therapies and orthomolecular medicine – as you have been helped“.
Impact of Technology & The Highly Sensitive Child
Joy Medori is a Registered Psychologist, working in Edmonton, at her private practice, Narra Psychological Services. Since 2007, Joy has been involved in the family violence, not-for-profit, and cooperative sectors, focused on projects, interventions and initiatives that address the well-being of families, children and adults. Most recently, her work has been focused on the intersections between early and present attachments, sensorimotor processing, Eye Movement Desensitization Processing (EMDR) and traumatic experiences. A critical piece of her practice involves the utilization and study of the therapeutic relationship as a foundation of healing; she is most interested in its ability to cultivate transformation cross-culturally when used in a way that honours, respects and meets clients’ lived experiences as well as clients’ sense of self. Joy holds a Master of Counselling Psychology from the University of Lethbridge, as well as Master of Science in Human Ecology from the University of Alberta.
Teacher, Educator, and Speaker
Registered Psychologist and Registered Play Therapist
Cierra approaches her clinical and consultative work with parents and professionals with an attachment, developmental, and neurobiological lens. Her aim is to work together to best serve the unique and individual needs of every child.
Helping Children Through Divorce & Separation
Christine Crocker is a Registered Psychologist who has been providing services to families, couples and individuals since 2007, both in private practice and for agencies. Christine has a Masters in Science in Marital and Family Therapy through Loma Linda University and a Bachelor of Science Specialization awarded from the University of Alberta. Christine holds membership in good standing with the College of Alberta Psychologists (Reg# 3311) and the Psychologist Association of Alberta.
As a Registered Psychologist trained in Marriage and Family Therapy, I believe that relationships are central to the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities. An individual always functions and grows within a “system”, whether as a member of a couple, family or group. Individual goals and visions are best understood and pursued within this broad framework. In counselling, each person is encouraged to understand their unique situation and reach for attainable goals. Together, client and therapist work toward making changes needed for a better life.
Childhood ADHD: From Struggling to Thriving
Since 2009 I have had the honour to walk alongside children, youth, and their caregivers as they navigate through their struggles. Using expressive therapy techniques I am able to build understanding into your child’s world view, support them in processing their current concerns, and offer insight and recommendations for the family as a whole with the goal of increasing your family’s unity and well-being. As a Registered Psychologist, my approach with families is informed by person-centered, developmental, family systems, and trauma informed theories. I work with individuals and families 3 years old and up. My role is to assist your family through your current struggles by offering support, insight, and consultation. I have considerable experience working with children, youth and their families in areas of anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger, self-harm, disordered eating, separation/divorce, attachment, adoption, complex trauma (physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect), and singular traumatic events (car accidents, assault). I have advanced training in Play therapy, Sandplay therapy, Art therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). I have worked with Children Services, foster parents, and adoptive parents.
Dr. Laura Markham
Dr. Laura Markham trained as a Clinical Psychologist at Columbia University, but she’s also a mom, so she understands kids — and parents! She uses her Ph.D. to translate proven science and child-development research into the practical solutions you need for the family life you want.
Dr. Laura Markham is the author of three best-selling books:
The founding editor of AhaParenting.com, Dr. Laura Markham makes frequent TV and radio appearances and has been interviewed for thousands of articles by publications as diverse as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Real Simple, Newsday, Men’s Health, Redbook and Parents Magazine. 150,000 parents subscribe to her weekly Parenting Tips, which you can sign up for here.
Dr. Laura Markham’s relationship-based parenting model, which she calls Peaceful Parenting, is research-based and parent-tested. She’s helped thousands of families across the U.S. and Canada find transformative solutions to everything from separation anxiety and sleep problems to sass talk and cell phones. She lives in Brooklyn, New York and is the proud parent of two happy, kind, responsible and accomplished young adults who were raised with Peaceful Parenting.
Dr. Christina Bjorndal
While doing her undergraduate degree at UBC in the late 1980’s, Dr. Christina Djorndal experienced a debilitating depression and anxiety. She also had an eating disorder and was not coping with the stress I was under at that time. After being treated with medications that were not effective, she found her way to naturopathic medicine. She also made some major life changes and began the process of inquiry into what she really wanted to be doing with her life. After sitting with the question “If money didn’t matter, what would I be doing?” the answer revealed itself to her in a tiny whisper “Become a Naturopathic Doctor and help people heal from anxiety, depression , anorexia, bulimia, bipolar disorder (types 1 or 2), addiction, ADD/ADHD, etc using natural therapies and orthomolecular medicine – as you have been helped“.
Joy Medori, R. Psych
Jacquie Ganton, B.Ed
I am both an educator and a mother of 4. After completing a college diploma in Natural Resources and a Bachelor’s Degree in Sciences, I graduated from the University of Alberta in 2007 with my Bachelor of Education After-Degree. I began teaching in the traditional classroom but shortly after traveled overseas to teach in South Korea. Upon my return, I started a position in a High School Outreach, a more alternative school setting offering courses for students working independently. Over the next 8 years I would continue to teach both in the traditional classroom setting as well as in Distance Education. I also run a small business providing equine instruction and coaching. More recently, I am the founder of the Youth Launch Initiative, a company developed to provide support, resources and education to parents of students and young adults.
Cierra Chmiliar, R. Psych
Cierra Chmiliar is a Registered Psychologist and Registered Play Therapist in Alberta, Canada. She gained her undergraduate degree from the University of Alberta, and her Masters of Counselling degree from City University of Seattle. She currently works in a private practice specializing in working with children, teens, and families using a variety of types of therapy. Her background includes both personal and professional experience working with children with developmental disorders (including Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD). She has also been a passionate horse person throughout her life, leading to a specializing in canine- and equine-assisted therapy.
Cierra approaches her clinical and consultative work with parents and professionals with an attachment, developmental, and neurobiological lens. Her aim is to work together to best serve the unique and individual needs of every child., R
Christine Crocker, R. Psych
Christine Crocker is a Registered Psychologist who has been providing services to families, couples and individuals since 2007, both in private practice and for agencies. Christine has a Masters in Science in Marital and Family Therapy through Loma Linda University and a Bachelor of Science Specialization awarded from the University of Alberta. Christine holds membership in good standing with the College of Alberta Psychologists (Reg# 3311) and the Psychologist Association of Alberta.
As a Registered Psychologist trained in Marriage and Family Therapy, I believe that relationships are central to the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities. An individual always functions and grows within a “system”, whether as a member of a couple, family or group. Individual goals and visions are best understood and pursued within this broad framework. In counselling, each person is encouraged to understand their unique situation and reach for attainable goals. Together, client and therapist work toward making changes needed for a better life.
Danyelle Lynch, R. Psych
Jennie Abbot
Jennie Abbot is the Founder and Director of Harmony Kids Yoga & Mindfulness Company, the creator of YogaBREAK for Classrooms, Harmony at Home Kits, various Parenting and Educator Workshops and The My Peaceful Play Game for Kids. She is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) and Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher (CYA-CYT) with the Canadian Yoga Alliance teaching over 10,000 children to date.
Jennie is the co-creator of the Harmony 95 Hour Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher Training Program through the International Yoga Alliance. Jennie’s offers Workshops for Parents and Educators in partnership with the Institute of Child Psychology. Jennie is also a Color Me Yoga Children’s Yoga Teacher Graduate, Rainbow Kids Yoga Certified Instructor, with Specialties in Yoga for the Special Needs, Safe Anatomy for Children and Trauma Informed Yoga for Children and Youth through Yoga Ed.
In addition, Jennie has taken Mindfulness Training through Dr. Dan Siegel, Author and Executive Director of the Mindsight Institute. Jennie has worked with children, families, government, non-profit organizations and educators for over 20 years sharing her passion of bringing happiness and peace into the lives of children through yoga and mindfulness.
It is an honour to work with clients and families to create a space for lasting change. I endeavour to always approach my clients with respect, honesty, integrity and warmth.
Morgan Bissegger
Morgan is a Registered Psychologist & Play Therapist and the Director of Clinical Services at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE). Morgan completed her undergraduate degree at the University of the Fraser Valley, in British Columbia in 2010. During this time, she also worked in residential care settings with children and youth who had experienced significant trauma and presented with complex mental health challenges. Through a process of seeking support and guidance to best support these individuals she began to learn about attachment theory and the impacts of trauma on development. This knowledge now serves as my foundation.
In 2012, she began my Masters in Counselling Psychology at City University of Seattle. While completing this degree, she also worked in a school setting supporting complex mental health in the classroom. Through this work she continued to witness the importance of relationships in the developmental process. In 2015, she completed her graduated degree and began work as a Child and Adolescent therapist at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE), and also began a small private practice. She still holds both positions today and values the rich learning and experience they provide her.
Morgan works primarily from an attachment perspective and believes that relationship are an essential component of healing. She helps her clients to develop a sense of safety in relationship in order to create an environment in which they can process their experiences. She also supports parents in understanding the impacts of trauma and developing strategies in supporting their children at home.
Aynsley Graham, M.A
I have been working with children with behaviour challenges since I graduated from University in 2009. I hold two degrees, a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and a Graduate degree in Human Ecology, specializing in Family Ecology and Practice. I followed the “family business”, working as a Child and Youth Care Counsellor for 7 years with my father, mother and brother! In the last 3 years, I have ventured out to work in a variety of settings to learn how to collaborate with other professions, like Occupational Therapists and Speech Therapists, to better meet the needs of children and their families.
I am a passionate believer in community. As a mother, I foster relationships that make my family as healthy and resilient as we can be; my family, my friends, professionals, I am honest and proud of the help that I receive. This support allows me to continue to enjoy the activities that make me me, and not just mom. My wife and I greatly enjoy live music and theatre and need regular dates on Whyte Avenue to feel like humans. I kickbox and am trying to get into Yoga. I am an avid camper. I am such an avid camper; my wife and I took our son camping in May when he was 6 months old because we were insistent that our life wouldn’t change just because we had a baby. Obviously, that was a terrible decision and it was the worst trip ever. We have since figured out how to camp with a kid
As a Behaviour Consultant, I can help you build a support network a that helps you be the best parent you can be. We are stronger when we are not alone.
Dr. Jennifer Mullan
Affectionately nicknamed “the Rage Doctor” by peers and clients, Dr. Jennifer Mullan (she/her) is trained as a Clinical Psychologist, and is a published author. She currently serves communities as a Consultant, Therapeutic Coach, Ancestral wound worker who seeks to unpack the oppressive legacy of modern mental health practices, particularly for Queer Indigenous Black Brown People of Color (QIBPOC). She has been featured in Allure, GQ, The Today Show, Cosmopolitan, The Calgary Journal, and was selected by ESSENCE Magazine to receive the 2020 Essential Hero Award, in the category of Mental Health.
Dr. Mullan believes that un-learning and embodiment is an essential component in addressing the profound effects of systemic inequities and intergenerational trauma on people’s mental health. Through her Collective Group Healing work and Decolonizing Therapy practice, she creates safe spaces for people and organizations to heal, and guides people from all walks of life to unpack the oppression that has been unconsciously passed down—intrapsychically and socially—and continues to live on in our bodies today. Dr. Mullan helps people return Home to themselves.
As a vital element of her current practice, Dr. Mullan believes it’s essential for mental health professionals to question the relatability of the mental health industrial complex—ultimately, to reassess their education and “whom they are serving?” To further advance this work, Dr. Mullan founded Decolonizing Therapy, LLC in 2019, and since, has built a significant social media
platform, including 140,000 Instagram followers, and growing.
Dr. Mullan earned a Doctorate of Psychology (Psy.D) in Clinical Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies; a Master’s degree (M.A.) in Counseling & Community Agencies from New York University’s Steinhardt School of Education; and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Psychology & Elementary Education from New Jersey City University.
Dr. Rick Hanson
Rick Hanson, Ph.D. is a psychologist, Senior Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, and New York Times best-selling author. His six books have been published in 30 languages and include Neurodharma, Resilient, Hardwiring Happiness, Just One Thing, Buddha’s Brain, and Mother Nurture – with over a million copies in English alone. His free newsletters have 220,000 subscribers and his online programs have scholarships available for those with financial needs. He’s lectured at NASA, Google, Oxford, and Harvard, and taught in meditation centers worldwide. An expert on positive neuroplasticity, his work has been featured on the CBS, NPR, the BBC, and other major media. He began meditating in 1974 and is the founder of the Wellspring Institute for Neuroscience and Contemplative Wisdom. He and his wife live in northern California and have two adult children. He loves wilderness and taking a break from emails.
Dr. Tina Payne Bryson
Dr. Tina Payne Bryson is the author of the Bottom Line for Baby and co-author (with Dan Siegel) of two New York Times Best Sellers—The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline—each of which has been translated into over fifty languages, as well as The Yes Brain and The Power of Showing Up. She is the Founder and Executive Director of The Center for Connection, a multidisciplinary clinical practice in Southern California. Dr. Bryson keynotes conferences and conducts workshops for parents, educators, and clinicians all over the world, and she frequently consults with schools, businesses, and other organizations. An LCSW, Tina is a graduate of Baylor University with a Ph.D. from USC. The most important part of her bio, she says, is that she’s a mom to her three boys. You can learn more about Dr. Bryson at TinaBryson.com.
Jennifer Alexander
As an experienced educator, trauma expert, author, and professional development facilitator, Jen Alexander believes that trauma-sensitive educators can make a positive difference in the lives of students, one relationship at a time. That’s why she’s a passionate leader in the movement to build trauma-sensitive schools.
Her books include the bestseller Building Trauma-Sensitive Schools and Supporting Students After Staff After COVID-19. Known
by children and adults alike as “Ms. Jen,” she loves helping kids—and giving others what they need to help kids, too.
Explore Ms. Jen’s upcoming workshops today by visiting MsJenAlexander.com. Or,
email her at info@msjenalexander.com to learn more.
Morgan Bissegger
I am a Registered Psychologist and Registered Play Therapist; currently I am practicing in Edmonton, Alberta. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of the Fraser Valley, in British Columbia in 2010, my Masters in Counselling Psychology at City University of Seattle in 2015, and currently I am completing my Doctorate of Psychology at California Southern University.
My career began in residential care settings supporting children and youth who had experienced significant trauma and presented with complex mental health challenges. Through a process of seeking support and guidance to best support these individuals I began to learn about attachment theory and the impacts of trauma on development. This knowledge now serves as my foundation. Following this also worked in a school setting supporting complex mental health in the classroom. Through this work I continued to witness the importance of relationships in the developmental process. In 2015, began work as a Child and Adolescent therapist at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE), and also began a small private practice. I have continued to work with SACE for the last 7 years, and have had the privilege of supporting many families as they have navigated the impacts of sexual violence. I work primarily from an attachment perspective and believe that relationship is an essential component of healing. I work alongside my clients to develop a sense of safety in relationship in order to create an environment in which they can process their experiences. I also support parents in understanding the impacts of trauma and developing strategies to supporting their children at home. Currently I hold of the role of Director of Clinical Services with SACE, in addition to working with clients, I also provide support to our clinical team and consultation in the area of sexual violence to the community.
I feel privileged to continually have the opportunity to learn from the children, youth and families that I work with. I strive to work collaboratively with my clients so that I may learn about their unique experiences and support them on their path towards growth and healing.
Dr. Christina Bjorndal
Dr. Christina Bjorndal, ND is an authority in the treatment of mental illnesses such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders and eating disorders. Having overcome many mental health challenges, Dr. Chris is a gifted speaker and best selling author who loves to share her philosophy of wellness in interviews with major talkshow hosts. She is recognized as one of the top NDs to follow by two independent organizations. Dr. Chris has helped many patients achieve physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. She has written four books on mental health as well as created two courses – 1) a 10-week course for individuals and 2) a Clinician’s Integrative Mental Health 10 week course.
Dr. Lawrence J. Cohen
Lawrence J. Cohen, PhD is a licensed psychologist and the author of Playful Parenting and The Opposite of Worry. His books have been translated into 18 languages. Larry is also the co-author of The Art of Roughhousing, Best Friends Worst Enemies, and Mom They’re Teasing Me. He offers parenting workshops and trainings across the US and internationally. Larry lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, son, granddaughter, two dogs and two goats. He enjoys drawing and writing poetry. To receive his newsletter, send an email to <newsletter@playfulparenting.com>.
Christine Crocker
As a Registered Psychologist trained in Marriage and Family Therapy, I believe that relationships are central to the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities. An individual always functions and grows within a “system”, whether as a member of a couple, family or group. Individual goals and visions are best understood and pursued within this broad framework. In counselling, each person is encouraged to understand their unique situation and reach for attainable goals. Together, client and therapist work toward making changes needed for a better life.
I have been providing services to families, couples and individuals since 2007, both in private practice and for agencies. I have a Masters in Science in Marital and Family Therapy through Loma Linda University and a Bachelor of Science Specialization awarded from the University of Alberta.
Dr. Michaleen Doucleff
Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, is an award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and a prominent voice on the evolution of parenting and child psychology. A correspondent for NPR’s Science Desk, she reports for the radio and the Web in addition to NPR’s global health and development blog, Goats and Soda. Doucleff focuses on disease outbreaks, cross-cultural parenting, and children’s health. In 2014, she was part of the team that earned a George Foster Peabody award for its coverage of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. As a science journalist, Doucleff has reported on a broad range of topics, from vaccine hesitancies to how to teach kids to do chores voluntarily. Prior to joining NPR, Doucleff was an editor at the journal Cell, where she wrote about the science behind pop culture.
Her book Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans explores parenting strategies from families in three of the world’s most venerable communities: Maya families in Mexico, Inuit families above the Arctic Circle, and Hadzabe families in Tanzania. The New York Times, Publishers Weekly, and USA Today bestseller introduces a highly appealing idea for a world where frantic over-parenting has become the norm, proposing that our ancestors may hold the answers to how to master parenting where our modern theories have failed. Curious to learn about more effective parenting approaches, Doucleff lived with families and observed their techniques firsthand, applying them to her own daughter with striking results. She talks to psychologists, neuroscientists, anthropologists, and sociologists and explains how these strategies can impact children’s mental health and development.
Doucleff taps into a growing sense of dissatisfaction with contemporary parenting theories, which often conflict and leave parents feeling overwhelmed and unequipped to meet their children’s behavioral and emotional challenges. Filled with practical takeaways that parents can implement immediately, Hunt, Gather, Parent helps us rethink the ways we relate to our children, and reveals a universal parenting paradigm adapted for American families. In her keynotes and presentations, Doucleff discusses how Western parenting often has it backwards. We interfere too much. We don’t have enough confidence in our children. We don’t trust their innate ability to know what they need to grow. And in many instances, we don’t speak their language. By widening the parenting lens, Doucleff helps parents to understand vitally different ways of relating to children, disciplining, and having fun together. In addition, she examines global health, diseases, vaccines, and more. She has a bachelor’s degree in biology from Caltech, a doctorate in chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley, and a master’s degree in viticulture and enology from the University of California, Davis. She lives with her husband, daughter and their German shepherd, Savanna, in San Francisco.
Samantha Dover
Samantha Dover, M.C. is a Registered Psychologist in Edmonton, AB. Before entering the psychotherapy field, Sam worked as a Director at the Zebra Child Protection Centre in which she supported children, youth, and families who had been affected by child abuse. Through her work there, Sam recognized the tremendous impact trauma and maltreatment can have on a developing child and how critical safe and caring adults are in that child’s healing. It was also through this work that Sam recognized the value in offering education on some of our more “sensitive” subjects. She believes knowledge provides power and sharing the latest research and best practices on topics that may be a bit uncomfortable allows us to have the information we need to make informed and healthy choices in our parenting or caregiving.
Sam currently works for a private practice in Sherwood Park, AB where she specializes in treating those suffering from traumas or losses. Sam is a certified grief recovery specialist and has training in a variety of other treatment modalities including, DBT, EMDR, theraplay, and play therapy. In addition to her clinical practice and webinars available through the Institute of Child Psychology, Sam is also an associate faculty member at City University of Seattle.
Aynsley Graham
Aynsley is an independent Behaviour Consultant who works with caregivers and educators to teach developmental parenting practices. She holds a Graduate degree in Human Ecology, specializing in Family Ecology and Practice, and has over 10 years of frontline experience working with children and youth. Aynsley provides training, 1-1 sessions, and resources for both parents and educators who are wanting to elevate their skills and knowledge about how to best support their tiny humans as they grow.
Dr. Gaiathry Jeyarajan
Dr. Gaiathry Jeyarajan is a psychiatrist with the Canadian Mental Health Association. She also regularly consults to a shelter in Toronto. She completed her residency training at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada and has a passion for teaching medical student and resident doctors in training. Dr. Jeyarajan has a special interest in PTSD and Trauma. She takes an empathic and eclectic approach toward treating her patients. In 2021, she published a children’s mental health book called Ella’s Choice on consent and boundaries with a genuine desire to help break the cycle of child abuse. Ella’s Choice is an Amazon Bestseller and Dr. Jeyarajan has interviewed with CBC news and the Toronto Star about the book. Outside of work, Dr. Jeyarajan likes to spend time with her family and friends, meditate, hike, run, swim, play soccer, and travel.
Dr. Becky Kennedy
Dr. Becky Kennedy is a clinical psychologist and mom of three, recently named “The Millennial Parenting Whisperer” by TIME Magazine, who’s rethinking the way we raise our children. She specializes in thinking deeply about what’s happening for kids and translating these ideas into simple, actionable strategies for parents to use in their homes. Dr. Becky’s goal is to empower parents to feel sturdier and more equipped to manage the challenges of parenting. She has an expertise in parenting and child development with an emphasis on anxiety and resilience.
In just over a year, Dr. Becky has amassed a loyal and highly engaged community of nearly 900K followers on Instagram, created a library of 20+ popular parenting workshops, launched a top-rated podcast as well as a newsletter, published a Potty Handbook, and completed the manuscript of her forthcoming book, to be published in September 2022. She has been profiled in The New York Times Magazine, The Cut, The Wall Street Journal, and more.
Her weekly podcast, Good Inside with Dr. Becky, immediately went to #1 on the Apple Podcasts “Kids & Family” chart upon launching in April 2021, was placed on the coveted “New and Noteworthy” list, landed the #26 spot on the iTunes “Top Podcasts” chart in June 2021, and made Apple Podcasts “Best Shows of 2021” list. Each week, she takes on tough parenting questions and delivers actionable guidance—all in short episodes, because she knows time is hard to find as a parent. Her breakthrough approach has enabled thousands of people to get more comfortable in discomfort, make repairs after mistakes, and always see the good inside. Listeners gain the tools to embody their authority while developing a stronger parent-child connection, helping them become the parent they want to be and helping their children develop the skills necessary for life success.
Dr. Becky received a BA in Psychology and Human Development, Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude, from Duke University and a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University. She has a certificate in Relational Psychotherapy from the Steven Mitchell Center.
Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart
Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart is a business owner of A New Day Pediatric Psychology in San Antonio, TX. She is a pediatric psychologist, parent coach, wife of 23 years, a mom of 2 kids and has over 16 years of experience in her field.
She serves as a parent coach for parents who have kids and teens with behavioral and emotional regulation concerns, those diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety, as well as kids who are highly sensitive. She focuses on helping parents adjust their mindset about parenting. Dr. Lockhart helps overwhelmed parents get on the same page and better understand their kids and teens.
Dr. Lockhart has spoken nationally at schools, conferences, online podcasts, summits, and corporate workshops for topics about ADHD, anxiety, executive functioning, emotional dysregulation, and racism.
She has been interviewed and quoted in multiple online and print publications, including ABC News, the New York Times, New York Post, Pure Wow, MSN, Fatherly, Essence, HuffPost, San Antonio Magazine, Veronica Beard, Parents Magazine, and Therapy for Black Girls podcast. She is a Freelance Writer for PBS Kids for Parents, PureWow, and a Contributor for The Gottman Institute and 1N5. Dr. Lockhart also serves as a Board Member for the Verywell Review Board and Dadditude .
Amanda MacDonald
After graduating from Grant MacEwan University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Child & Youth Care Degree Amanda has worked within the Social Work field for over 15 years, navigating Adolescent Psychological Development in various capacities within the
Government of Alberta Child Welfare System as a Caseworker, working as a Child and Youth Care Counsellor in residential facilities for children with challenging behaviors, working within Alberta Health Services Youth Addiction and Mental Health programs, working within various First Nation communities in Alberta and currently as a Group Facilitator and Consultant for community agencies and partners.
Amanda MacDonald is a proud member of Cold Lake First Nations located within Treaty Six lands and is passionate about sharing the Indigenous experience in order to support Indigenous people to heal from historical trauma and help others understand the impact of its consequences in relation to today’s struggles that Indigenous people continue to face. Through connection, knowledge sharing and authenticity, the hope is to cultivate cultural pride and acceptance in order to promote social change. Amanda provides an environment of compassion and support to children, youth and families who have experienced trauma, abuse, addiction, and other mental health diagnoses, to overcome obstacles and move forward and thrive.
Dr. Gordon Neufeld
Dr. Gordon Neufeld is a Vancouver-based developmental psychologist with over 45 years of experience with children and youth and those responsible for them. A foremost authority on child development, Dr. Neufeld is an international speaker, a bestselling author (Hold On To Your Kids) and a leading interpreter of the developmental paradigm. Dr. Neufeld has a widespread reputation for making sense of complex problems and for opening doors for change. While formerly involved in university teaching and private practice, he now devotes his time to teaching and training others, including educators and helping professionals. His courses are offered primarily through the Neufeld Institute, an online educational institute and world-wide charitable organization devoted to applying developmental science to the task of raising children. He is a father of five and a grandfather to six.
Kim John Payne
Kim John Payne has been quietly and passionately working to help tens of thousands of people give voice to the feeling that something is not okay about the new normal of overwhelm that so many people are now experiencing. He offers do-able ways to realize the hopes and values we all have for ourselves, and build deep connections with our children that gives families resiliency and simple joy.
A consultant and trainer to over 230 U.S. independent and public schools, Kim John Payne, M.ED, has been a school counselor, adult educator, consultant, researcher, educator and a private family counselor for twenty seven years. He regularly gives key-note addresses at international conferences for educators, parents, and therapists and runs workshops and training’s around the world. In each role, he has been helping children, adolescents and families explore issues such as social difficulties with siblings and classmates, attention and behavioral issues at home and school, emotional issues such as defiance, aggression, addiction and self-esteem and the vital role living a balanced simple life brings.
He has also consulted for educational associations in South Africa, Hungary, Israel, Russia, Switzerland, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, Thailand and China. Kim has worked extensively with the North American and UK Waldorf educational movements. He has served as Director of the Collaborative Counseling program at Antioch University New England. He is the Director of the Simplicity Project a multi media social network that explores what really connects and disconnects us to ourselves and to the world. Together with his team they have trained around 1000 Simplicity Parenting Coaches around the world. Kim is the Founding Director of The Center for Social Sustainability, an organization that has trained thousands of teachers, parents and students in the Three Stream Process that gives social, emotional and behavioral support to children who struggle in the school environment.
In addition to authoring the #1 Best Seller Simplicity Parenting© . Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer, Happier and More Secure Kid, published by Random House Penguin in 2009, he also authored The Games Children Play©, (1996) published by Hawthorn Press ,The Soul of Discipline (2015 Random House/Penguin), co-authored Whole Child Sport™ How to Navigate Child & Youth Sports™. and Being At Your Best When Your Kids Are At Their Worst (Shambhala Press 2019). His books have been translated into 27 languages.
He has appeared frequently on television including ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox; on radio with the BBC, Sirius/XM, CBC & NPR and in print including being featured in Time Magazine, Chicago Tribune, Parenting, Mothering, Times Union and the LA Times.
Kim strives to deepen understanding and give practical tools for life that arise out of the burning social issues of our time. He lives on a farm in Ashfield, Massachusetts with his wife and two children.
Mercedes Samudio
Mercedes Samudio is a licensed clinical social worker, bestselling author, international speaker, and visionary entrepreneur. She works with parents around the world in developing a healthy parental identity with her revolutionary Parental Identity Development Model and incorporating her Shame-Proof Parenting philosophy to help reduce the shame parents experience as they raise healthy children. Mercedes is also trained in trauma-informed modalities which she uses in her work with parents to help them heal the past traumas that can influence the ways parents interact with themselves and their children. Outside of her professional life supporting parents, Mercedes is married to her best friend and soulmate and they live in sunny Sothern California with their 3 fur kids (2 cats and a dog). You can learn more about her work at http://shameproofparenting.com
Dr. Madiha Saeed
Born and raised in Illinois, Dr. Saeed completed her residency in South Bend, Indiana, after which, she joined an integrative medical practice. There, she witnessed firsthand the struggles each patient encountered, and their frustration in not knowing where to begin.
With a team, which included a nutritionist, psychotherapist, exercise physiologist, chiropractor, acupuncturist and other physicians, Dr. Saeed was determined to get to the root cause of disease for each patient.
Not only did she have the joy of witnessing hundreds of success stories thanks to a holistic approach, she experienced firsthand the power of healing as she lost 50 pounds and beat hypothyroidism, eczema, sebhorrheic dermatitis, acne, fatigue, alopecia, joint pain, weight and digestive issues, all while balancing a growing family and work!
In 2015, Dr. Saeed moved to her hometown and established her own practice. When she wasn’t with patients, Dr. Saeed was researching, pulling together the puzzle pieces of true holistic health care. If she, as a physician, was confused, how could those suffering all over the world find healing?
After four years of study, Dr. Saeed took matters into my own hands and wrote The Holistic Rx: Your Guide to Healing Chronic Inflammation and Disease. It became a #1 best seller in multiple categories on Amazon, interpreting the best of holistic, functional and integrative medicine in ONE source for over 70 conditions across the lifespan.
Her enthusiasm for holistic health only continues to grow. Years of study and interactions with patients have transformed her life as a doctor, coach, wife and mother. Dr. Saeed’s crazy life at home is filled with five young, very active boys (four sons and a husband), a daily reminder of her passion: helping families heal and prevent disease, despite a crazy and busy schedule.
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Dr. Jenny Woo
Jenny Woo is a Harvard-trained educator, TEDx speaker, founder/CEO of Mind Brain Parenting, and mom of 3. She dedicates her career to helping people realize their potentials from classrooms to boardrooms. She has worked with children and families as a Montessori school administrator, with college students as an MBA career coach and lecturer, with employees as a human capital consultant and executive coach in the silicon valley, and with older adults as a memory researcher. Jenny conducts research in social-emotional learning, emotion regulation, and resilience. She also teaches emotional intelligence at the University of California, Irvine.
Jenny is the creator of a series of award-winning emotional intelligence games: 52 Essential Conversations, 52 Essential Relationships, 52 Essential Critical Thinking Skills, and 52 Essential Coping Skills. Her games have won the awards such as the Parents’ Choice Awards, National Parenting Product Awards, and Tillywig BRAIN CHILD Award and featured by Harvard and CASEL.
The games are used by parents, educators, and therapists in 50+ countries. Visit https://mindbrainparenting.org for games, assessments, and podcast lessons.
Jan-Marie Chrzanowski
Jan-Marie (she/her/hers) is a Registered Psychologist in private practice in Edmonton. She holds a Master of Counselling degree from City University of Seattle and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Alberta.
Her special interests include gender identity, autism and attachment trauma. With a particular passion for working with gender diverse children and youth, she is a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), through which she has taken ongoing advanced training and can collaborate with gender professionals across multiple disciplines throughout the world.
Jan-Marie takes a primarily feminist and trauma-informed approach to her work with 2SLGBTQ+ clients, making use of EMDR, cognitive-behavioural, mindfulness and expressive arts techniques. In her work with children, she also uses various types of play therapy including Theraplay, sand play and nondirective play therapy. Her approach to working with children and youth in general is influenced by attachment theory and the work of Daniel Siegel and Gordon Neufeld, amongst others.
Website: www.jmcpsych.ca
Janine Groeneveld
Janine holds a Master’s degree in Counselling from City University of Seattle, and is currently working towards a Doctorate of Psychology from California Southern University. She is interested in working with children, youth, and adults. Within those populations, Janine has a keen interest in working with trauma, attachment concerns, issues related to gender and sexuality, and secondary issues after trauma such as addictions and relationship concerns.
She is passionate in supporting my clients to have their voices heard and their needs met. She believes no matter the personal circumstance, people have a right to love, belonging, and meaningful connection with others.
Janine believes that people are capable of reaching their goals, and my approach includes walking alongside them through the difficult parts of life, and working towards building self-empowerment, self-worth and self-esteem.
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