| Last updated on 5-13-2010 |
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PTSA Parent Education |
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Many parent education opportunities are offered throughout the year, both within the school district and in
surrounding communities. Browse the list below for what may interest you. For details on a class or
seminar, go to the
Issaquah PTSA Council Parent Ed
webpage. COMING SOON: Issaquah Middle PTSA and the PTSA Council are sponsoring a fabulous and FREE parent education seminar on Monday, May 17th at 7 PM in the IMS Commons. Dr. Laura Kastner will speak about her new book Getting to Calm: Cool Headed Strategies for Parenting Your Tweens and Teens. In March, a sold-out audience paid $25/ticket to attend this seminar through the ParentMap lecture series. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear a nationally recognized teen expert speak in our own backyard! Do you even wonder what happened to that sweet little child you took to preschool? If silence, surliness and attitude are rearing their ugly heads at your house, you need the tools Dr. Kastner can provide. Find out how to stay calm when your kid is pushing all your buttons. Learn how to choose your battles…and how to stay closely connected with your newly chaotic and wonderfully complicated teen. Laura Kastner, Ph.D. is a clinical associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Washington and a nationally recognized expert on teen behavior and development. She is the author of several other books including The Seven-Year Stretch: How Families Work Together to Grow Through Adolescence and The Launching Years: Strategies for Parenting from Senior Year to College Life, both with co-author Jennifer F. Wyatt. In 2003, Dr. Kastner was elected "Psychologist of the Year" by the Washington State Psychology Association.
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