2e Parenting: From Understanding to Acceptance to Action
An Introductory Workshop
It is hard being a parent. It is harder still to be a parent of a twice-exceptional child. Oftentimes isolated, perplexed, sleep-deprived, and uncertain, many parents of 2e children long for connection, understanding, and hope. If this sounds like your situation, join Coach Courtney and a group of similarly-situated parents to find validation, a renewed sense of hope and understanding along with some helpful resources to empower you as you take on some of the hardest challenges in your life.
RESCHEDULED.
Save the new date: September 23rd from 7-8 p.m.
July 15th from 12 - 1 or July 22nd from 7-8 p.m.
Led by Courtney Edman, 2e Parent Coach with Effective Effort Consulting.
Workshop Topics:
- The Many Paths to Identification: What is Your Story?
- It’s Not Easy Being “Green”: When Gifts and Disabilities Collide
- The Building Blocks of 2e Growth and Success
- 2e Power: Celebrating Strengths
- Filling in the Gaps: Supporting the Skill Deficits
- School and the 2e Child
- Finding Their Tribe: the Social Life of 2e kids
- Siblings of 2e Kids
- Is College an Option?
- The Importance of Self-Care
- And more...
C.S. Lewis
You Can’t Go Back and Change the Beginning, But You Can Start Where You Are and Change the Ending.
The Parent Connection is hosting a
Virtual Lunch and Learn Series
QuaranTEEN with Middle/High Schoolers:
Building Self-Regulation Skills and Problem Solving Skills in the Home
Dr. David Murphy, Owner of Effective Effort Consulting
Date: June 3rd, 12:00 PM
Promote confidence, self-efficacy and family connection using a collaborative problem-solving approach
Presentation topics
- Self-monitoring
- Task management
- Meaningful chores
- Independent routines
- Future planning
- Emotional strength
- Q/A
QuaranTEEN with Elementary Schoolers:
Parenting with the Brain in Mind
Judi Johnson, Senior Parent Coach with Effective Effort Consulting
Date: June 10th, 12:00 PM
Presentation topics
- Emotional regulation
- Healthy brain development
- Future planning
- Finding intrinsic motivation
- Q/A
Dighton Rehoboth High School Media Center
Reducing Homework Battles via Strengthening Executive Function Skills in MS/HS Students
October 10th at 6:30pm
"Dr. David Murphy is an engaging presenter with a wealth of knowledge in the area of executive functioning skills. He was well prepared with his presentation and provided accompanying handouts. He created a relaxing atmosphere, one which encouraged dialogue and questions from educators, parents, and caregivers in the audience. Dr. Murphy’s wealth of knowledge kept the audience’s interest. What resonated most with me personally is when he made the statement that “many kids with executive functioning deficits struggle with picturing the future”. I started re-visiting this concept and relating it to my own personal experiences in having a child with these challenges. It was an “aha” moment for me when I realized my child didn’t have a plan on executing the necessary steps to complete an assignment or daily task because he, in fact, can’t picture what “complete” will look like. In addition, Dr. Murphy did an excellent job explaining what “executive functioning” encompasses, and the impact it can have on a person’s daily functioning skills when these skills aren’t well established. Real-life examples were provided as to how these challenges have negatively impacted individuals he has worked with, along with helpful strategies. This presentation is a “must-see” for anyone who works with children and/or adults in some capacity whether he/she is a teacher, parent, or professional, in order to fully comprehend the multi-faceted areas executive functioning plays a part in."
(SEPAC parent) November 2019
South Shore Medical Center
Reducing Homework Battles via Strengthening Executive Function Skills
May 9th at 6:30
Cohasset Parent Presentation
Reducing the Homework Battles via Strengthening Executive Function Skills in MS/HS Students
April 3, 2018 7:00
"Dr. David Murphy's presentation on Executive Function Skills for Middle and High School students was highly engaging and informative. As a parent, I was able to takeaway several tangible strategies for managing the individual needs of my children/students. Dr. Murphy's experience in the classroom and his ability to relate to students is evident in his presentation style. He encourages a sense of confidence in a parent's ability to support their student's quest to become more organized, self-sufficient, and independent." – Cohasset SEPAC
SNAP and CARE Presentation
Understanding and Preventing Drug Use in the Special Needs Population
Hingham, MA.
February 1st 2018
from 7 - 9
from 7 - 9
Clinical Presentation
Reducing Homework Battles via Strengthening Executive Functioning Skills
Weymouth, MA.
Dr. Murphy’s gave a practical framework for addressing executive functioning deficits. His style was engaging and effective in providing new ideas that can help me in my clinical work. He promoted an active discussion format which allowed for an engaged audience. He gave an excellent presentation and was very professional and passionate about the subject matter. Dr. Murphy hit on many of my child’s and household issues.
"Thank you so much for coming out and presenting to Norwood SEPAC on November 8, 2017. I got a lot of good feedback from parents that attended the presentation. It was helpful for parents to learn some ways in which they could assist their children in acquiring the tools they need to get organized in life and with homework so that they become more independent. As the child becomes more independent with their schedule and takes ownership of their tasks and time, the homework battle will become non-existent. I think the strategies will really help students who struggle with executive functioning and attention deficit." Jennifer Wilds, Chair Norwood SEPAC
"Dr. Murphy's approach to helping parents and children eliminate homework battles is thorough and comprehensive. He approaches these common parent-child homework challenges and struggles in a positive, empowering way for both parents and children. The strategies he offers are practical and seem easy to implement, including tools to structure a child's day and create routines for promoting success and independence. His program encompasses much more than just tackling homework battles. It addresses responsibility on the part of the child for household chores, rules, and expectations as well. Dr. Murphy is approachable and accessible and provides real life examples throughout his presentation. He and his program are a potential resource for parents and children of all ages with varying levels of need. His desire to share his knowledge with the community is wonderful, including his live video presentations on his website and youtube channel." - Scituate SEPAC
"I was very impressed with David when he came to speak to our InPAC group at South Shore Charter Public school. His honest and practical approach to assisting children with attention and executive functioning struggles was refreshing. Parents and educators left with a fresh perspective and tangible skills to put into place. His ability to relate to a group of parents that spread across multiple grade levels was impressive. David is a wonderful resource in this area and look forward to utilizing him for future workshops and professional developments. "-Matthew-Director of Learning Services
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