Faculty:Susan FeeDuration:2 Hours 48 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Mar 20, is Archive: 2020 Description Manual - Take the ‘Enemy’ Out of Frenemy (6.1 MB) 60 Pages Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Self-study Instructions (28.5 KB) Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Evaluation Form (1.2 MB) Available after Purchase Outline Interpreting Overt and Covert BehaviorsGender communication styles and friendship roles: Developmental stagesBehaviors of healthy relationships and trust developmentClinical implications of anxiety, depression, self-harm, and eating disordersAdolescent brain development and hormonal changesImpact of social media as it relates to relational aggressionCliques and Group Dynamics Common roles and behaviors in cliquesAdult pitfalls and approaches to manage negative behaviorsSolution-focused interventions to address conflict: Exercises and reproducible handoutsConversation strategies to increase assertivenessPassive, aggressive, and passive-aggressive communication styles: Role play examplesCoping Strategies for Relational Aggression Cultivate strengths during adversity to manage feelings of loneliness, isolation, anxiety, and depressionBuild awareness of brain/body development and physical manifestations of anxietyTeach signs of healthy friendshipsParent/Family Support for Girls Communication techniques to foster self-esteemPsycho-educational resources and exercisesShould you ever call the other parent?Enabling versus supportive behaviorModeling friendship skills and social “homework” Faculty Susan Fee, M.Ed., NCC, LMHC Related seminars and products: 2 Susan Fee, M.Ed., NCC, LMHC, is a national speaker and author in private practice. She developed Circle of F.R.I.E.N.D.S., a curriculum and facilitator’s guide, to teach girls ages 8-14 how to build healthy friendships through assertive communication, conflict resolution, and resiliency..
Archive: Faculty:Susan FeeDuration:2 Hours 48 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Mar 20, 2020 Description Manual - Take the ‘Enemy’ Out of Frenemy (6.1 MB) 60 Pages Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Self-study Instructions (28.5 KB) Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Evaluation Form (1.2 MB) Available after Purchase Outline Interpreting Overt and Covert BehaviorsGender communication styles and friendship roles: Developmental stagesBehaviors of healthy relationships and trust developmentClinical implications of anxiety, depression, self-harm, and eating disordersAdolescent brain development and hormonal changesImpact of social media as it relates to relational aggressionCliques and Group Dynamics Common roles and behaviors in cliquesAdult pitfalls and approaches to manage negative behaviorsSolution-focused interventions to address conflict: Exercises and reproducible handoutsConversation strategies to increase assertivenessPassive, aggressive, and passive-aggressive communication styles: Role play examplesCoping Strategies for Relational Aggression Cultivate strengths during adversity to manage feelings of loneliness, isolation, anxiety, and depressionBuild awareness of brain/body development and physical manifestations of anxietyTeach signs of healthy friendshipsParent/Family Support for Girls Communication techniques to foster self-esteemPsycho-educational resources and exercisesShould you ever call the other parent?Enabling versus supportive behaviorModeling friendship skills and social “homework” Faculty Susan Fee, M.Ed., NCC, LMHC Related seminars and products: 2 Susan Fee, M.Ed., NCC, LMHC, is a national speaker and author in private practice. She developed Circle of F.R.I.E.N.D.S., a curriculum and facilitator’s guide, to teach girls ages 8-14 how to build healthy friendships through assertive communication, conflict resolution, and resiliency.
Susan is has provided training on relational aggression for students, educational faculty, parents, and mental health professionals for the last 15 years, including 10 years speaking at the American Camp Association conference.In 2016, she delivered a TEDxWWU talk on relational aggression..
Susan has provided training on relational aggression for students, educational faculty, parents, and mental health professionals for the last 15 years, including 10 years speaking at the American Camp Association conference.In 2016, she delivered a TEDxWWU talk on relational aggression.
Susan is is passionate about the use of storytelling in mental health and is the director of “The Brainchronicles,” a storytelling show for NAMI of Washington State. She’s a regular Seattle MOTH StorySLAM winner and has been featured on The Moth Radio Hour..
Susan is passionate about the use of storytelling in mental health and is the director of “The Brainchronicles,” a storytelling show for NAMI of Washington State. She’s a regular Seattle MOTH StorySLAM winner and has been featured on The Moth Radio Hour.
Susan is is a member of the American Counseling Association and board member of Washington Mental Health Counselor Association.Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Susan Fee is the owner of Susan Fee & Associates, LLC..
Susan is a member of the American Counseling Association and board member of Washington Mental Health Counselor Association.Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Susan Fee is the owner of Susan Fee & Associates, LLC.
Ms. Fee is receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Sarah Benton is a member of the American Counseling Association..
Ms. Fee receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Sarah Benton is a member of the American Counseling Association.
Ms. Fee is is a board member for the Washington Mental Health Counselor Association. Salepage: https://catalog.pesi.com//item/take-enemy-frenemy-tools-girls-solve-relational-aggression-build-healthy-friendships-53764.
Ms. Fee is a board member for the Washington Mental Health Counselor Association. Salepage: https://catalog.pesi.com//item/take-enemy-frenemy-tools-girls-solve-relational-aggression-build-healthy-friendships-53764