Webinars
As parents, we understand how valuable it is to have clear, compassionate guidance all in one place. Here, you’ll find a growing collection of webinars hosted by Pleo in collaboration with guest speakers and clinicians. These webinars are designed to provide practical guidance, helpful information, and tools and strategies you can use throughout your journey.
Whether you’re looking for guidance, reassurance, or simply a reminder that you’re not alone, we hope these webinars offer a little more support along the way.
Take a moment to explore, and feel free to share with others who may find these resources helpful.
Call Me Who I Am: A Conversation with Elizabeth & Erin (Webinar 2)
Elizabeth Snyder and Erin Lee of Queer Connection Lanark (QCL) join us for an open-hearted conversation about parenting youth who identify as 2SLGBTQ+. They share insights and guidance to help parents, caregivers, and families understand gender identity and sexual orientation, navigate conversations…
Call Me Who I Am: A Conversation with Elizabeth & Erin (Webinar 1)
Elizabeth Snyder and Erin Lee of Queer Connection Lanark (QCL) join us for an open-hearted conversation about parenting youth who identify as 2SLGBTQ+. They share insights and guidance to help parents, caregivers, and families understand gender identity and sexual orientation, navigate conversations…
Family Caregiving and Children’s Mental Health (Webinar in French)
While we support our children’s mental health, it’s also important to take care of our own mental health so that we can better support our kids. This webinar explores how parents, caregivers, and families can support their child’s mental health while also supporting their own. In the session, we discuss…
Fireside Chat – Summer Planning (Webinar)
Over the summer months, it can often be challenging for parents and caregivers to maintain a sense of structure and routine for children and youth. This can be especially challenging for transitional-age youth who have aged out of summer camp programs, as well as for children and youth who are not eligible…
Supporting Parents of Children with Mental Health Challenges (Video Podcast)
Join us for this supportive conversation that explores how parents and caregivers can support their child’s mental health while also supporting their own mental health. This session offers practical strategies for fostering communication, building trust, providing emotional support, and problem-solving…
Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health: Strategies for Caregivers (Webinar)
While we support our children’s mental health, it’s also important to take care of our own mental health so that we can better support our kids. This webinar explores how parents, caregivers, and families can support their child’s mental health while also supporting their own. In the session, we discuss…
The Power of Connection: You Are the Key – Pleo Presents: An Evening with Dr. Jean Clinton (Webinar)
In this insightful and enlightening presentation, Dr. Jean Clinton joins us to explore how the relationships and connections we build with our children, as parents and caregivers, shape how our kids navigate and experience their world. With her expertise and compassionate…
Navigating the Challenges of School Refusal and Avoidance (Information Session)
School attendance challenges can affect more than children and youth. They can affect the entire family, often creating stress, disrupting daily routines, and leaving parents and caregivers unsure of how to support their child. This information session shares insights and practical strategies to help…
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