The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on the well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes people with lived experience sharing their thoughts as well as an expert in the field to stimulate discussion and share information on a topic relevant to managing parenthood. This...
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Sessions geared towards parents.
Parenting Series Panel: “Parenting Children with Mental Health/Learning Disabilities”
The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes a panel of people with lived experience sharing their thoughts as well as an expert in the field to stimulate discussion and share information on a topic relevant to managing...
Parenting Series Panel: “Parenting Children with Medical/Physical Disabilities”
The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes a panel of people with lived experience sharing their thoughts as well as an expert in the field to stimulate discussion and share information on a topic relevant to managing...
Parenting Series Panel: “Parenting through and Beyond Divorce”
The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes a panel of people with lived experience sharing their thoughts and stimulating discussion on a topic relevant to managing parenthood. While you always knew that parenting involves both parents’ perspectives...
Parenting Series Panel: “Parenting Never Stops―A Conversation with Parents of Older Children”
The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes a panel of people with lived experience sharing their thoughts and stimulating discussion on a topic relevant to managing parenthood. Do you sometimes wonder what parenting will look like in...
Parenting Series Panel: “Managing and Moving Beyond Guilt – The Challenging Duo of Parenthood and Career”
Sponsored by the Center for Faculty Development’s Office for Women’s Careers The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes people with lived experience sharing their thoughts and stimulating discussion on a topic relevant to managing parenthood. Drs. Hung,...
Parenting Series Panel: “Fun Things to do with Kids”
Sponsored by the Center for Faculty Development’s Office for Women’s Careers The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes a panel of people with lived experience sharing their thoughts and stimulating discussion on a topic relevant to managing...
Parenting Series: “The Impact of Youth’s Social Media Use and How to Mitigate it”
Sponsored by the Center for Faculty Development’s Office for Women’s Careers The Parenting Series is an Office for Women’s Careers initiative focused on well-being and work-life balance for MGH faculty and trainee parents. Each session includes people with lived experience sharing their thoughts and stimulating discussion on a topic relevant to managing parenthood. Parents frequently...
Managing Parenthood and Your Career Series- Adoption
For most people, adoption and foster care seem like big mysteries. If you’re curious to learn more, watch the webinar and hear more from four people who are adoptive/foster parents, one of whom is also currently helping individuals and families in the adoption process. Also, email the cfd@partners.org if you would like to join a...
Getting the Most Out of Your Family Meals (Managing Parenthood and Your Career Series)
Studies have tied shared meals to increased resiliency and self-esteem in children, higher academic achievement, a healthier relationship to food, and even reduced risk of substance abuse and eating disorders. Shared mealtime provides connection, enjoyment, and stability especially during the current pandemic. At this session we discussed how and why to make family dinners: –...