The Freedman Center at MSPP
  Meeting the Need...Making A Difference

The Freedman Center is honored to be chosen as one of the
"20 Enduring Heroes for Families"
The Boston Parents Paper’s
Best of the Best
The Family Advocate Awards

Adolescents

Free Parent Group Series!

Navigating the Rocky Road of Adolescence

Meeting for four sessions
Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30 PM
Register Online
Feb. 8, 15, 29, and March 7, 2012
click Register Online

Primary Project

Location:
The Freedman Center at MSPP,
Newton Cultural Center,
225 Nevada St, Newtonville Free parking
Click here for detailed DIRECTIONS.

Pre-registration required:
Register Online or Call 617-244-INFO x250

Join other parents of teens and a professional facilitator to explore the many changes that occur during adolescence, and how they affect relationships at home and school. Discuss relevant topics such as promoting healthy choices, setting realistic limits and appropriate consequences; understanding when and how to negotiate; dealing with changes and crises (e.g., divorce); identifying risk factors for anxiety and depression; handling experimentation with sex, alcohol, drugs, and learning to "let go" while maintaining family connections.

Led by Deborah Weinstock-Savoy, a licensed psychologist with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and over 20 years of professional experience working with families and educators. She specializes in leading workshops and support groups in both community and organizational settings. She is the mother of three children.

A Project of
MSPP Interface
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* Wait Lists

If the group or class for which you would like to register is FULL, please register for the next program offered. To be put on a Wait List for the program or series that is not open, you may email us at freedmancenter@mspp.edu or call 617-332-3666 x250 and leave a message for us. When you contact us, please leave your name, which program you want, a phone number, and email address. We will contact you if we are able to accommodate you in the program.

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