Webcast: Exploring Appreciative Inquiry to Strengthen Parent-Teen Relationships

Dive into the transformative world of Appreciative Inquiry with Shayne Horan, Ed.D., Vice President of Schools at The Help Group. Drawing from the principles of Appreciative Inquiry, Dr. Horan will explore how asking empowering questions and envisioning desired futures can lead to inner fulfillment and stronger family connections. This webcast is designed to explore how the principles of Appreciative Inquiry can revolutionize your parenting journey, especially during the teenage years. Appreciative Inquiry can be a particularly effective approach when working with neurodivergent teens, as it emphasizes strengths, positive interactions, and individual assets.

By attending this webcast, you will:
Be introduced to a practical 3-step model for applying the transformative principles of Appreciative Inquiry to any situation.
Learn to shift your frame of reference in challenging moments to connect with your teen from a place of understanding and empathy.
Become equipped with language that invites your teen to shift their perspective and foster meaningful connections.
Engage in ways that add value, maintain boundaries, and enforce consequences without creating barriers.
There will be a short discussion and Q&A to follow Dr. Horan’s presentation with Laurie Stephens, PhD, Senior Director of Autism & Clinical Services at The Help Group.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore practical strategies for strengthening family relationships and finding fulfillment in parenting, even during challenging times.

WHO IT’S OPEN TO
This event is open to parents, educators, professionals, and the community at large.
REGISTRATION ISSUES
For registration questions, please contact us at [email protected].

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