Raising Confident Kids: A Conversation with Jai Flicker

Wednesday, August 14th 2019   6:30 - 8 pm
The Indie Alley in Fairfax, CA

We all want our kids to be self-assured, but many people don’t know how to cultivate true confidence in children. Several popular notions about building confidence and self-esteem have turned out to be completely wrong, resulting instead in children developing unhealthy self-images and narcissism. Research shows that when confidence is not deeply rooted, it withers when we need it most - in the face of challenge. During this talk we will be discussing how to avoid these pitfalls and what, in fact, does lead to deeply rooted confidence in children.

​This talk is targeted to parents of children ages 0-5.

All ticket sales benefit Matrix Parent Network and Resource Center, a nonprofit in Marin that provides free services to families of children with special needs. 

TICKETS

Thursday, July 11th, 2019 - 6:00pm - 7:30pm - Corte Madera Office

College Essay Primer

​LifeWorks will be offering a workshop that introduces students and parents to the College Essay Writing process.

In this workshop, we will be examining the process involved in writing a compelling personal narrative from start to finish. We will begin with idea generation and selection, then explore how to structure a strong college essay, and finish with an in-depth look at the editing process.

Both parents and students are welcome!
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Cost: $55 per person

Reserve Your Spot

"I do not think my son would be going to a 4 year college if it were not for LifeWorks.  They instilled in him confidence and helped him determine what he wanted to do after high school."       
​Colleen M

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Past Events

Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 - 6:30pm - 8:00 pm - Corte Madera Office

LifeWorks Parent Night: Bringing Peace to the Homework Battlefield

The fight over homework is a battle that is common to almost all households with adolescents. In this LifeWorks parent evening presented by Jai Flicker, the Founder of LifeWorks, the goal is for you to walk away with tools and strategies that will empower you to more effectively support your teen's productivity in school and at home, while at the same time improving your relationship and deepening your connection.

Some of the questions and concerns that Jai will address include:

• How do I support my teen's autonomy when it comes to homework without letting them crash and burn?
• How can I make sure my teen is on top of their homework without micromanaging or policing them?
• My child wants to go to an elite college, but (s)he also wants to play video games.  What do I do? 

There will be time for parents to share their experiences and ask specific questions. Attendance will be capped at 20, so reserve your spot today!