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Join in Learning about Polyvagel Theory

Join Lee Carlson Center staff as we learn more about the role our nervous systems play in mental wellness by following us on social media where we will post Polyvagel Theory resources and learnings.

 

If you would like to learn more about the three states of regulation (Ventral, Dorsal, Mobilized) from a Polyvagal perspective, check out the Beginner’s Guide to Polyvagel: Beginner’s Guide- PVT

To join with Lee Carlson Center staff and community members for a Polyvagel Theory book or learning group, please message us at info@leecarlsoncenter.org with your interest!

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Why not try something NEW? – Nurturing Everyday Wellness for your Workplace Setting by Lee Carlson Center

Introducing Nurturing Everyday Wellness (NEW)

Lee Carlson Center has introduced a new service that we believe is right for the times and will be a great opportunity for schools and businesses called Nurturing Everyday Wellness (NEW).

Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health and Well-being believes that both preventative and responsive services are important for individuals and communities. We are beginning to offer services in response to or in anticipation of stressful events of all kinds. These services focus on nurturing general wellness for staff in your organization and provide opportunities for positivity, healing, and self-care. These practices can be engaged in both individual and group settings. Lee Carlson Center offers a range of services focused on caring for and encouraging the growth of your staff’s everyday wellness.

Why not try something NEW with your team today! Contact 763-780-3036 or email info@leecarlsoncenter.org with any questions or to get started. Visit our Program Page at https://leecarlsoncenter.org/programs/nurturingeverydaywellness/

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Register Now for AspireMN Facilitated Conversations with Field Experts

Lee Carlson Center is a proud member of AspireMN, an association that works to improve the lives of children, youth and families served by member organizations through support for quality service delivery, leadership development, and policy advocacy.

This month AspireMN is launching registration for Facilitated Conversations with Field Experts on issues pertaining to work with clients amid the Covid-19 pandemic.  Please consider connecting for this important series.

Two team members Matt Lindberg and Nicole Rohrer from Lee Carlson Center are being featured in the series.

Registration is now live.

Mindfulness for You and Your Clients
Thursday, May 28, noon – 1:00 pm
With Matt Lindberg, Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health and Wellbeing

What is Mindfulness? How can it be helpful? The session will focus on mindfulness practices that you can use with kids and parents.
Key words/concepts for this session include: experiential, problem solving, moving forward, developing your practice, and sharing resources.
REGISTER HERE: https://www.aspiremn.org/events/register.aspx?id=1382812

Supporting Telehealth Play Therapy with Young Children
Tuesday, June 2, noon – 1:00 pm
With Nicole Rohrer, Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health and Wellbeing

Learn strategies for conducting tele-play therapy sessions with young children and their parents. Discuss challenges and successes to utilizing tele-play therapy with clients. Create your own “cheat sheet” of activities to use with clients.
REGISTER HERE: https://www.aspiremn.org/events/register.aspx?id=1382814

 

Get Registration Information for AspireMN – Facilitated Conversations with Field Experts

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