Webinar: 5 Practical Strategies for Everyday Anxiety Management
Event Details
As we continue to face uncertain times, all of us have experience various levels of anxiety, worry, stress or fear.
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This workshop, led by psychologist, Dr Beth Trammell, will walk you through the top 5 effective strategies for managing your anxiety on a daily basis. She will share clinical and personal examples that will help you feel more hopeful and calm within yourself and your relationships.
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Learning Objectives
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Participants will learn ways to become aware of how anxiety impacts their mood and relationships.
Participants will practice easy breathing strategies.
Participants will develop a personal plan for coping with anxiety as it arises in their own life.
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About Our Facilitator
Dr. Beth Trammell is an experienced clinician who has worked with kids and families for over 15 years in a variety of settings. She has worked in private practice and school-based settings, as well as behavioral and mental health consultation for schools, community-centers and daycare. She engages parents and teachers in the community through online and community-based offerings including: Make Words Matter foundational series, having hard conversations with kids, Making words matter about race, and online book studies about the power of allowing kids to fail.
In her numerous other roles, she has extensive experience in working with severe emotional-behavioral disorders, including children with autism spectrum disorders. She is the Director of the MA in Mental Health Counseling program and an Associate Professor of Psychology at Indiana University East where she has conducted research over the last 7 years to examine a cost-effective model for parent training in an outpatient setting. She has presented her research and clinical findings at regional, national and international conferences. Her passion and enthusiasm is evident in her training style at community-based workshops and blog that can be found at www.makewordsmatterforgood.com.