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Second Office in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn


Many Brooklynites have been asking for this, and now it is happening!

Alice is pleased to announce the expansion of her practice, opening a second office in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Convenient to all subways. And parking isn’t that bad either.

Transition to Parenthood Coaching
Parent Coaching
Family Coaching
Co-parenting Coaching
Individual Therapy for Children
Individual Therapy for Adults

For more information or to make a referral call Alice at 917.509.9531 or go to the contact page on this site and send her an e-mail.

SATURDAY MORNING PARENTING TALKS

Please join Alice in Boerum Hill Brooklyn for one or more fun and informative Parenting Talks

Saturdays, 10 am to 11:30 am.

Cost: $10 per person.

Space is limited and pre-registration is required. For more information call 917.509.9531 or go to the contact page on this site and send Alice an e-mail.


December 5th, 2009

Only (maybe not) the Lonely: Raising Only Children


Poor only children. Are they really doomed to become entitled brats more comfortable schmoozing at their parents’ dinner parties than with peers at playtime? Will they grow up desperately lonely and socially inept because they don’t have siblings? Will they suffer greatly as adults when dealing with their parents aging and eventual demise? The good news is a resounding No, to all the above. Come to this talk and learn how it is possible to raise healthy, well-adjusted only children.


January 9th, 2010

TO WORK OR NOT TO WORK, That is the Question...


Today’s generation of action-oriented, post-feminism mothers are in a constant state of questioning and comparing. It’s hard enough being a mother, much less a working-mother, or a formerly-working-mother, or a stay-at-home mother, or...
You get the point. When issues of motherhood and work collide, the dilemmas are complex, confusing, and deeply personal. In this Parenting Talk we focus on the identity issues, familial histories, financial concerns, and social pressures inherent in the work/motherhood dilemma, offering possible frameworks for resolution and joy in whatever your situation offers.