The next Parent Class To Help Your Teen starts September 27th!
“I have attended several of Yshai’s workshops, and really appreciate both the information and his presentation style. For families experiencing the struggles of parenting teens, he offers helpful, up-to-date strategies as well as a compassionate view of the challenges and opportunities these years can present.”
Dr. Catherine Beckett
LCSW, PhD & Parent of Teens
Speaking
Yshai offers engaging, practical and dynamic workshops about understanding and helping adolescents, families and young adults. In addition to nearly 20 years of experience as a therapist, Yshai also brings:
Humor and warmth.
Refreshing authenticity and vulnerability.
Practical, down-to-earth strategies and solutions based on current research and science.
The experience of being a parent and foster parent.
Yshai works with
these groups:
Parents
Click here to view upcoming workshops designed to help you on your parenting journey.
Parents
Clinicians & Educators
Working With Adolescents and Families In A Complex Digital World • Engaging 21st Century Teens In The Classroom And Outside It
Clinicians & Educators
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“I have attended several of Yshai’s parenting workshops and found the information interesting, informative and easy to use. Yshai’s presentation style puts everyone at ease and his talks are engaging and real. I always walk away knowing my time was well spent. I would recommend his workshops to anyone interested in growing their parenting knowledge surrounding the joys and heartbreaks of parenting.”
Jennifer McMillan
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist & Parent of Teens
“Your workshop filled me with hope for my son…Thank you for your positive attitude, optimism and reassurance that these kids are all worth loving – even when they are hard to live with. With teenagers, it is often easy to forget that they were once fun loving, happy kids with a bright future. You brought me back to that realization and it has helped me just focus on loving on my son. That, alone, has made a difference in our relationship. Now, we can work on helping him find ways to be a more resilient problem solver.”
Cindy,
Parent of a Teen
