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Parenting Skills for Managing Big Emotions in Toddlers, Kids, and Teens

  • Fortis: Whole Mind and Body Care 7171 W 95th St (map)

Parenting Skills for Managing Big Emotions in Toddlers, Kids, and Teens

A parent is going for a walk with their children after learning about attachment styles in Leavenworth, KS at Fortis counseling center who also has locations in Ottawa, KS and Liberty, MO

Event Description:
If you are currently struggling to help your child regulate their big emotions, you are not alone!

This group session, led by two student therapists, will help you navigate helping your child with emotional regulation.

We will discuss steps involved in emotional regulation, concrete strategies to help with it, and how to talk to your child about big emotions.

We’ll also discuss strategies to become more emotionally aware yourself so that you can transfer your calm state to your child.

If you want some practical guidance on how to help your child manage big feelings, this is the group for you.

Target Audience:

This group is intended for parents (single, married, cohabitating) with children from toddler age to teenagers.

Date & Time:

Saturday, March 14th, 2026: 1:00pm to 3:00pm

Location:

A black mom holds her daughter after family therapy with Fortis counseling center in Olathe, KS  where she learned emotional regulation and play therapy for children.  There are also Fortis counseling centers in Overland Park, KS and Leavenworth, KS.

Fortis Overland Park, KS Location:
7171 W 95th St
Overland Park, KS 66212

Pricing:

$30 per family (two parents/caregivers), due upon registration

Facilitator Information:

This group will be led by Lucy Katter and Marshall Campbell, students at MidAmerica Nazarene University.

 

Focus, Purpose and Objectives for the Group:

A dad is able to use emotional regulation skills after attending play therapy in Ottawa, KS with Fortis Counseling Center who also has locations in Liberty, MO and Olathe, KS.

Session Focus:

We will explain emotional regulation and co-regulation and strategies to regulate big emotions. 

Session Purpose:

For parents to learn the basics of co-regulation so they can help their children with emotional regulation.

Session Objectives:

By the end of this session, participants will:

  • To give parents concrete strategies to help themselves and their child(ren) manage big emotions.

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