Talk About Mindfulness for Parents Buy Me It

Mindspot pays attention to child development and supports parents in using mindfulness practices.       In the summer of Odessa, we invite you to a series of conversations about conscious parenthood “Awareness vs Parenthood”. Most relevant, it will be the parents of children from 3 to 11 years:       July 4, 4:00 p.m. - Talk about values       August 13, 16:00 - Talk “Buy me this”       end of August, 16:00 - Conversation about the choice              The purpose of the meetings is to discuss together important issues that concern each parent and share tools from personal experience that help build trusting relationships with children, realize their values ​​and transmit them to children.              The format of the conversation is that you can speak out on a given topic and together we will explore it using examples of relationships with your child.              The meeting point is the Mindspot venue in the Green Theater (Shevchenko Park)       Each conversation lasts 1.5 hours.       Number of seats - up to 15 participants       Ticket price - 150 UAH              The hosts of the meetings are Anna Volkomor, a psychotherapist and Mindspot certified instructor of mindfulness practices, and Maria Shiryaeva, a decorator who teaches mindfulness practices through creativity and the mother of a three-year-old son.              Conversation "Buy me this", August 13 at 16:00       In most cases, when buying things we are driven by emotions.This applies to children 100%. At the same time, children can feel their true need and choose those things that they really need. The parent's task is to help the child discover this true need.              During the conversation, we will discuss what is at the heart of the child’s desire to have, how to understand the true need, what values ​​you have about shopping and how they are transmitted to the child.              Buy a ticket http://bit.ly/2L0sGIh              Talk about the choice, August at 16:00       Sometimes we “better know what a child needs” and begin to impose all kinds of circles, sections, early development groups, schools, languages, and even a future profession.       But does the child want this?       Does he need this?              During the conversation, we will talk about what lies at the heart of the choice (values ​​and motives), how to give the child freedom of choice and, at the same time, a safe field for action, how to support the desire to explore something new when interest in the previous one has waned.              Buy a ticket http://bit.ly/2L0sGIh