TAG TALK
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TAG TALK is a FREE speaker series. For the 2022-23 school year we have the following speakers on topics of interest for both educators and parents. February and May Talks will present virtually.
Join us May 2 (5:30pm to 6:30 pm) for a free Zoom TAG Talk
Navigating Support for Gifted and Twice Exceptional Children In this online conversation, School Psychologist Aurora Remember Holzman and Therapist Candice Guertin will guide parents of gifted and twice exceptional children on how to work with their child's counselor and school. The speakers will address the common feeling of isolation and misunderstanding among parents of gifted children and provide important questions to ask a potential therapist. They will also share resources for finding qualified clinicians and equip parents with the confidence to support their child's unique needs. About Aurora Aurora is a school psychologist and educator who helps gifted and outside-the-box thinkers befriend their brains and use their fire without getting burned through her Embracing Intensity Podcast and community, and educational tools and resources for twice exceptional adults and families. She’s been a school psychologist in SW WA for 20 years and coached neurodivergent adults for the past 10. She comes from generations of 2E family navigating systems as an individual, educator and parent. About Candice Candice Guertin is a highly experienced clinician and founder of Balanced Counseling NW, located in Beaverton, Oregon. As a Child and Family Therapist, Candice specializes in somatic therapy and working with gifted children and adults. She has a passion for helping gifted individuals and has found great success in improving their overall well-being through a combination of somatic therapy and evidence-based treatment approaches. With her expertise and dedication to helping others, Candice is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of her clients. |
Register for May 2nd TAG TALKRegistration Ends May 2nd at 5:30pm
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