Presentation Descriptions
As a Love and Logic® author, facilitator, and national public speaker, Lisa Greene presents a variety of topics to hospitals, parent groups, schools, churches, medical and mental health professionals and non-profit organizations around the world.
Love and Logic Programs
Becoming a Love and Logic Parent™
Love and Logic Early Childhood Parenting Made Fun!™
9 Essential Skills for the Love and Logic Classroom™
Click here for detailed descriptions of these Love and Logic programs.
Specialty Presentation Topics
- Winning with Cystic Fibrosis: Top Do's and Don'ts for Raising Healthier Kids™
- Parenting Children with Health Issues: Strategies for Raising Healthier, Happy Kids™
- Keeping Hope Alive: The Essentials for Raising a Child with Special Needs™
- Living with Special Medical Needs: A Caregiver's Perspective™
- Your Child is a Hero: Empowering Children to Be All They Can Be™
- Family Resilience: Strengthening the Ties That Bind™
- Transitions: Preparing Kids for the Real World™
Contact Lisa at (425) 891-2842 or click here to send an email.
Specialty Presentation Descriptions
Winning with Cystic Fibrosis: Top Do's and Don'ts for Raising Healthier Kids™
Parenting children with serious medical issues is not intuitive. In fact, the parenting responses that come the most naturally in the short run are often the least effective in the long run. Described by many CF parents as “life-changing,” you'll discover what to do and what to avoid when raising a child with CF.
As the mom of two children with cystic fibrosis and a parent educator, Lisa Greene shares her personal experience and professional training.
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Parenting Children with Health Issues: Strategies for Raising Healthier, Happy Kids
Special parenting skills are needed to raise kids with special medical needs. Whether your child has allergies, asthma, cancer, cystic fibrosis, diabetes, eating disorders, epilepsy, hemophilia, or any other special healthcare need, you'll find essential parenting skills (based on the Love and Logic parenting approach) to help your child cope well with challenges, adhere to medical requirements and live a hope-filled life.
Keeping Hope Alive: The Essentials for Raising a Child with Special Needs™
When a child is diagnosed with a special need of any kind, parents experience many challenges. This presentation will help parents avoid hope-killers and discover hope-builders including practical parenting solutions for creating peaceful, happier homes.
Living with Special Medical Needs: A Caregiver's Perspective™
What is it really like to raise a child with a medical need or chronic illness? What are the daily and long-term issues that families face? Take a close-up, insider look at the complexities facing today's families as they meet the needs of caring for a child with medical issues.
Medical professionals and pharmaceutical reps will gain a new level of understanding and appreciation of what happens "behind the scenses"when a new prescription is written. The most common comment about this presentation is: "I thought I understood what my patients go through but this has brought me into their lives with a whole new level of understanding."
Your Child is a Hero: Empowering Children to Be All They Can Be
Parents can bring out the very best, and the worst, in their children. So much depends on the way parents respond to children. How do we empower children to do and be their very best? Discover how to raise a hero... (Lisa can present this subject with or without a special needs emphasis.)
Family Resilience: Strengthening the Ties That Bind™
Have you ever wondered why hardship makes some people stronger yet crushes others? It's an interesting, and complex, issue. The good news is that resiliency can be learned. You'll find out what research says about what makes families, and individuals, resilient. You'll also learn practical coping and parenting tools.
Transitions: Preparing Kids for the Real World
Early in a child’s life, a parent’s love is shown through protection. As children grow, parents must make a transition to allow them to solve their own problems, make decisions, and control themselves.
Discover how to make that important transition starting at a much earlier age than what most parents think- especially parents who are dealing with a medical issue and who are naturally more over-protective. Wise parents realize that the transition to adulthood begins when their child is old enough to throw peas from the high chair! Lisa can present this subject with or without a medical issue emphasis.
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