Self-Care Workshop for Parents

A Series of Thursday Night Workshops

Thursday, February 9
Thursday, February 16

Thursday, February 23

Only $10 per session for 3 sessions. $30 total.

Workshop and Q&A: 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Workshop Address:

River Springs Charter School, Murrieta Campus – Recreation Room

41862 Kalmia Street

Murrieta, CA 92562-8825

We will work to define and teach self-care, attack guilt, stand up to shame, live as we choose despite stigma and work harder than we ever have on perhaps the hardest job of our lives. Self-care is not weak but rather courageous. It brings us to humble accountability for our lives, not seeking to erase our history but still reminding us that we are free to start over any time.

These workshop lectures are informal and sensitive. Dr. Q believes in a self-care approach to personal mental health.

Please join us for an informative lecture on personal and family mental health issues.

(Private sessions are available by calling (951) 514-1234 for an appointment either in person or by telemedicine via Skype (www.PrimeTelemedicine.com).)

Blog for Mental Health 2012 (gypsy116.wordpress.com)
Bell launches 2012 ‘Let’s Talk’ mental health campaign (ctv.ca)

7 thoughts on “Self-Care Workshop for Parents”

NO FAIR I LIVE IN VANCOUVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LUCKY DOGS, ENJOY THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE TOGETHER AND LEARN FROM ONE ANOTHER AND SANA!

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Sana Johnson-Quijada MD | January 15, 2012 at 9:29 pm

U big sweetie

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I am so excited that so many people have caught on to “Blog for Mental Health 2012”. Honestly, I didn’t think that I could have started a movement that turned out to be so huge! Thank you so much!

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Sana Johnson-Quijada MD | January 16, 2012 at 9:08 am

Yay! At some point the rocks will cry out. Keep on

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I really wish we lived there. I will tell you one of the hardest things is to remember to take care of myself when I am in the think of my child’s problems. I wish I could take my teen as she is having so many problems with the kids at school. Maybe if we teach the parents, it will roll down to the kids who are choosing bullying.

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