Find alternatives to screens to support positive behavior.
This workshop is intended for middle schoolers, high schoolers, and their parents/caregivers. Parents and caregivers may attend without their children as well.
Join us for a workshop to help families rewrite habits for a healthier, happier home by reducing screen time and nurturing healthy development through the power of stories and self-expression.
Are you concerned about how much time your teen spends on screens? Looking for ways to improve behavior, focus, and emotional well-being at home? The Write Path is a practical and engaging workshop for parents, caregivers, and teens who want to explore how books, stories, and simple writing activities can support positive behavior and reduce screen time. Grounded in research and filled with real-life examples, this session will help you understand how literature and writing can be therapeutic tools that strengthen emotional regulation, communication, and family connection.
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Whether your teen struggles with behavior, attention, or just needs a screen break, this session will empower you with tools to create more mindful, connected, and creative moments at home. This workshop will help you to use the power of stories to shape behavior and connection.
This workshop is presented by Dr. Kelly Davis Martin with Growth Rings Family Therapy. Kelly calls both Sisters, Oregon and Whitianga, New Zealand home. She is passionate about working with individuals, parents and family systems to help them create a more content and peaceful life. Kelly loves being with her family, trail running, skiing and reading. She holds a Doctorate of Behavioral Health (DBH), Masters of Public Health (MPH), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), National Board Certification in Health and Wellness Coaching (NBC-HWC) and an International Coach Federation Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential.
Find out more at GrowthRingsFamilyTherapy.com or follow her on socials.
Questions? Contact elsah@deschuteslibrary.org, 541-312-1062
AGE GROUP: | Middle School Age | High School Age |
EVENT TYPE: | Adult Program |
The Sisters Library features 8,300 square feet of space, all housed in an exterior design that includes a partial wraparound porch with the Western appearance for which Sisters is famous.
