Love & Logic Workshop Series

Location:     Clark Elementary (Next Door to Issaquah High School)     

Questions:  Click here for more information.  Or contact info@clarkpta.org 

Workshop topics include:

*  The Science of Control

*  Using Empathy and Consequences to do the Teaching

“Hands-On” Parenting: a study at Columbia University states that teens whose parents have established rules and are “hands-on” parents, have better relationships with their parents and show a substantially lower risk of smoking, drinking, and using drugs.  79% of teen who ate dinner or a meal with their families at least one time a week, were less likely to be involved in drugs, alcohol, or smoking.  Here are some other ways to be a “hands-on” parent.

                -monitor what your teen watches on TV

                -monitor what your teen does on the Internet

                -put restrictions on the CDs your teen buys

                -know where your teen is after school and on weekends

                -be very aware of your teen’s academic performance

                -impose a curfew

                -eat dinner or another meal with your teen 6 or 7 times a week

                -turn off the TV during dinner

                -assign your teen regular chores

                -have an adult present at home when your teen returns from school

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