Don't Worry Alone:
a SPARK Kindness Online Conversation 

Thursday, June 4 at 7pm on Zoom!

For parents/caregivers of teens and young adults. 

This is a truly challenging time as parents and teens process all of the stress, injustice, fear and uncertainty of current events. Let's stay interconnected and support one another. This is an online Zoom conversation co-facilitated by Dr. Richard Kadison, psychiatrist and member of SPARK Kindness' Advisory Board and Leah Parker-Moldover, parent of teens and member of the SPARK staff. The goal of "Don't Worry Alone" is for us to connect and learn from each other. 

• Share your successes!  What has worked for you? What new rituals, coping strategies and communication tools have you found effective?
• Learn about new resources and tools! Share how you are practicing self-care and self-compassion and learn about recommended strategies and resources from Dr. Kadison to support your teen/young adult (and yourself) during this time.

In short, "Don't Worry Alone!" and register below! 

Dr. Richard Kadison is a Psychiatrist and the former chief of the Mental Health Service at Harvard Health Services and author of College of the Overwhelmed: the campus mental health crisis and what to do about it.  Dr. Kadison serves on the Active Minds National Student Advisory Committee. He also serves as a member of the SPARK Kindness Advisory Board. 

Leah Parker-Moldover is the Operations Assistant of SPARK Kindness. Leah is the mother of 4 children, including 3 teenagers! Leah is also the Program Coordinator of Natick SEPAC (Special Education Parents Advisory Council). Prior to leaving the workforce to focus on raising her family, Leah worked at a number of colleges and universities in residence life.

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