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Parent Education
Campbell Hall’s Parent Education Speaker Series programs brings together parents and other members of the school community with experts in a variety of fields to engage in timely, thought-provoking discussions that inform and enrich our relationships with ourselves and the children under our care. Participants should expect to take away with them important information, a stronger sense of community, and at times, a completely new perspective.
Parent Resources
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Video Recording of November 15 Parent Education Event with Casey Weinstein
The presentation of Supporting Mental Health in Children and Teens by Dr. Weinstein discussed ways that parents can support their children and teens as they navigate school after the pandemic lockdown. She shared mental health and behavioral red flags to be aware of along with practical strategies for increasing student resilience and well-being.
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Video Recording of November 1 Parent Education Event with Jesse Carmen
This presentation of Body Image and Eating Disorder Prevention Strategies by Jesse Carmen discussed eating disorder prevention and how the ways we discuss food and our bodies affect the children/ teens around us. Jesse explained concepts such as food and body neutrality and why categorizing food into “good” and “bad” or “healthy” and “unhealthy” can be detrimental to a child’s/teen’s relationship with food.
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Video Recording of October 3 Parent Education Event with Doug Rosen
This presentation of Drug Use Prevention Strategies is for 9th grade families that want to learn how to set clear lines of communication, address real-life issues, and examine the root causes of destructive behaviors. Doug Rosen of the treatment center and educational institute, Beit T’Shuvah, is well known in Los Angeles for his ability to connect with families and students around the issues underlying drug use and addiction.
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Video Recording of October 18 Parent Education Event with Lori Getz
This presentation of Cyber Ethics and Relationships is for any K-6 parent/guardian that wants to learn more about internet safety and factors that contribute to a healthy relationship with technology. Lori has worked with Campbell Hall students and families for almost a decade to provide practical and immediate information and advice.
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Sex, Teens & Everything in Between
View the slides from Shafia Zaloom's presentation on October 1.
- Kids + Technology Resources
- Drug Education Resources
Contact Us
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Sarah Huss
Director of Human Development + Parent Education
Email
4533 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Studio City, CA 91607
Phone 818.980.7280
Phone 818.980.7280
Campbell Hall is an independent, Episcopal, K-12 all gender day school. We are a community of inquiry committed to academic excellence and to the nurturing of decent, loving, and responsible human beings.
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