Parenting Education Classes

Overview

Authentic Parenting for the Highly Sensitive Child:

A Four-Week Parenting Class for Mack Parents

Parenting is complicated, especially when you have a child who feels deeply, reacts strongly, and is often overwhelmed by sensory input.

Join us for a highly interactive and intimate (class size limited to 12) four-week class designed to help you better understand your child, strengthen your connection, and bring more confidence and authenticity to your parenting. Each week will combine research, practical strategies, and idea generation in community with other parents.

Week 1: The Neurobiology of Attachment and Why It Matters
Week 2: Emotional Regulation for Parents and Kids
Week 3: The Case for Parent Self-Care
Week 4: Communicating for Connection

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Timing

Four Wednesdays, 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

October 21
October 28
November 4 (no class on November 11)
November 18

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Location

Mackintosh Academy

6717 South Boulder Road

Boulder, CO 80303

Cost

$200 per person or $300 per couple.

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What parents are saying about the Authentic Parenting class

“I really enjoyed the interactive discussion with the other parents – very helpful!”

“This class provided me with immediately useful tools that improved my parenting skills and helped me better understand what my children need and how to navigate challenges.”

“I loved the personalized feedback and ideas based on what was going on for each of us every week!”

“Thank you! This class helped me prioritize and focus on my family’s needs including my own.”

“Your reaction to my particular struggles was so helpful because it helps me see past my own emotional response to the larger patterns in my family structure.”

“This class has been amazing and super helpful! I loved all of the handouts and the chance to learn from others who have had similar experiences.”

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“We must be quick to understand and slow to judge.”

- Lawrence Bacow