COVID-19 Webinars and Lectures

Nina Kaiser, Ph.D. partners with San Francisco Bay Area pediatricians and specialists to answer parent questions about managing challenging behaviors, setting and sticking to a routine, and finding out what can be done about boredom, worry and everything in-between! Register for upcoming lectures and answer these questions and others through the webinar archive below.

We partner with pediatricians from all around the San Francisco Bay Area!

3 Top Tips for Surviving and Thriving With Your Quaran-Teen

August 6, 2020 • 58 minutes

with Stephanie Rooney, Ph.D. and Ginna Oates, AMFT

Supporting Your Child/Teen Emotionally as the World Reopens

July 30, 2020 • 56 minutes

with Nina Kaiser, Ph.D.

Parenting in a Pandemic

July 23, 2020 • 59 minutes

In partnership with One Medical
Sara Huberman Carbone, MD, Emily Sullivan, FNP, Nina Kaiser, Ph.D., and Stephanie Rooney, Ph.D.

Caring for Your Family’s Emotional Well-Being During COVID-19

July 1, 2020 • 1 hour and 8 minutes

In partnership with Golden Gate Pediatrics
Dr. Tracy D. McMahan, M.D., Dr. Dawn L. Rosenberg, M.D., and Dr. Nina Kaiser, Ph.D.

Parenting During the Pandemic

June 1, 2020 • 52 minutes

In partnership with SFBay Pediatrics
Jennifer Wray DO, FAAP, Stephanie Rooney, Psy.D., and Nina Kaiser, Ph.D.

Weathering Emotional Storms Pt. II

May 26, 2020 • 1 hour

In partnership with Tamalpais Pediatrics
Nelson Branco MD, FAAP, Nell Branco, MPH, LCSW, Nina Kaiser, Ph.D., and Simone Rodin, Ph.D.

Weathering Emotional Storms
While Sheltering in Place Pt. I

May 12, 2020 • 1 hour

In partnership with Tamalpais Pediatrics
Nelson Branco MD, FAAP, Nell Branco, MPH, LCSW, Nina Kaiser, Ph.D., and Simone Rodin, Ph.D.

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3 Top Tips for Surviving and Thriving With Your Quaran-Teen

Thursday, August 6, 2020 • 58 minutes

with Stephanie Rooney Ph.D. and Ginna Oates AMFT

Join Practice San Francisco teen experts Stephanie Rooney, Ph.D., and Ginna Oates, AMFT, for our top tips on surviving quarantine with your teenager!

If you’re seeing increased conflict and tension with your teen while sheltering in place, this free webinar is for you. Stephanie and Ginna will share strategies to help you and your teen survive (and maybe even thrive!), then take questions from the audience (so come equipped with your questions and concerns!). You’ll leave the webinar with 3 things you can do TODAY to help your teen feel happier while improving your relationship with him/her.

Please note that registration for this webinar also serves as consent to be added to the Practice San Francisco mailing list (although you are welcome to unsubscribe at any time!).Please note that registration for this webinar also serves as consent to be added to the Practice San Francisco mailing list (although you are welcome to unsubscribe at any time!).

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Supporting Your Child/Teen Emotionally as the World Reopens

Thursday, July 30, 2020

with Nina Kaiser, Ph.D.

56 minutes

Whether you are eager for schools to re-open and life as usual to resume or apprehensive about sending your child back to a world with masks and social distancing, we have tips about how to support your child or teen most effectively in coping with our new normal! Wondering how to get your child used to wearing a mask? How to make it more likely that kids will adhere to social distancing? How to make it less likely that they’ll feel anxious or worried about returning to doing things away from home, or returning to school? Join our founder, Dr. Nina Kaiser, for a free parent webinar and Q&A focused on skills and strategies to help make the transition out of sheltering-in-place less likely to be scary or anxiety-provoking and more likely to support kids in accessing and building resilience.

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