Tina Bryson: Parenting With the Brain in Mind

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Parenting With the Brain in Mind

What is Parenting with the Brain in Mind?

Parenting with the Brain in Mind is an
approach that helps parents take cutting-
edge science and apply it to everyday
parenting. It's also the title of Tina's
lecture series, numerous classes she
teaches, and an upcoming book. Tina's
goal is to take scientifically-grounded
knowledge, and use it to help parents
better understand their kids and
themselves, and most importantly, to
apply it in the parenting trenches—in
their breakfast-table, grocery-store,
temper-tantrum, everyday parenting
world.

When we learn more about our children
and ourselves, we can parent more
intentionally, more empathically, and
more effectively.

Click here to listen to Tina's explanation of
Parenting with the Brain in Mind.

Click here to listen to Tina's podcast
about times we get angry with our kids.

If you're interested in booking Dr. Bryson for a lecture, or attending one of her workshops in the Southern California area, please click here and let her know what you have in mind. She's also available for individual phone consultations. Click here for information.

Want to hear more from Tina?
At eHarmony Parenting, you can
read her columns,
see her “Ask the Expert” advice,
and download her podcasts.

Email Tina.

“Tina: I so loved your speech today. It seems like every word that comes out of your mouth I totally resonate with! I really appreciate all your education, research, expertise AND your experience as a real mom! Anyway, you have just acquired another huge fan…which I am sure you have plenty of!” --Sloan W.

“Thank you so much for your insight and openness. I really like the way you present the material; it's comprehensive but easy to follow with great examples. Your personal examples especially set a tone for the class and promote sharing and learning from each other. What I love most about the class is how much I'm learning on both a personal and intellectual level.” --Jeanette P.

"I signed up thinking this would be a benefit for my kids, but really I think this is going to just help me be a better person all around." --Kate C.