✦ Monthly Parent Education Workshop

Young Minds Under Pressure

A supportive virtual workshop for parents who want to better understand what good mental health really looks like for kids and families in today’s nonstop world.

Date
Thursday, May 21, 2026
Format
Virtual Workshop
Investment
$45 live ticket

Optional recording access may be offered as an add-on at checkout.

Presented by Jesse Weisel, LMHC, BC-DMT, NCC
Presented by:
Jesse Weisel,
LMHC, BC-DMT, NCC

For parents who are noticing the pressure.

Perfectionism, anxiety, comparison, school stress, social pressure, and constant stimulation can leave families wondering what is “normal” and what needs more support.

What this workshop will help you understand

This month’s conversation is designed to give parents a grounded, compassionate framework for recognizing emotional wellness in children and adolescents — without panic, shame, or over-pathologizing normal development.

  • How pressure can show up in high-achieving, perfectionistic, or emotionally sensitive kids.
  • What healthy coping, communication, and emotional regulation can look like at home.
  • How to notice when stress may be moving beyond typical growing pains.
  • How parents can respond with support instead of accidentally adding more pressure.
  • Ways to open conversations about mental health that feel safe and age-appropriate.
  • Simple takeaways you can begin using with your family right away.

Why families are feeling this more than ever

Children and teens are growing up in a world that moves quickly, compares constantly, and gives very little quiet space to process emotions. This workshop offers parents a calm place to pause, learn, and feel more equipped.

  • Led by a licensed mental health professional with experience supporting children, adolescents, and families.
  • Designed for parents who want practical education, not clinical jargon.
  • Supportive for families navigating school stress, emotional intensity, perfectionism, transitions, and big feelings.
✦ Register Now

Save your seat for the May workshop.

$45live virtual ticket
  • Live virtual parent education workshop
  • Focused May topic: Young Minds Under Pressure
  • Supportive education you can bring back into daily family life
  • Optional recording add-on, if available at checkout

After registration, participants will receive information for accessing the workshop. Please do not share your unique access link.

Upcoming monthly parent education opportunities

Each month focuses on a real-life parenting challenge with warm, practical education for families.

May — Young Minds Under Pressure

What good mental health really looks like for kids and families in today’s nonstop world.

June — Scrolling Into Summer

How to find a healthy balance with screen time limits that work for your family all summer long.

July — Preparing for a Successful Launch

Raising kids who feel confident on their own without losing their connection to you.

August — Back to the Rhythm

Building routines that make transitions smoother and daily life a little less chaotic.

September — Peaks and Valleys

Practical ways to nurture motivation and a love of learning when school pressure peaks.

October — Feelings Don’t Have to Be Scary

Helping kids understand, name, and manage big emotions before they take over.

This workshop is educational in nature and is not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, crisis support, or individualized mental health treatment. If you are concerned about your child’s immediate safety or a mental health emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Join us live each month!
Follow us on Facebook @pamperyourmind and join Jesse for a live Ask Me Anything session on the second Thursday of every month at noon.

Looking for more support for your family?

Explore additional services, resources, and support options offered through Pamper Your Mind Family Office.

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Feel more equipped to support your child’s emotional world.

Join us for a calm, thoughtful conversation created for parents who want to better understand the pressures kids are carrying — and how to support them with clarity and compassion.

Register for the May Workshop

Questions? Contact Pamper Your Mind Family Office at 321-209-4796.