Candice will rejoin the group of Mothers at Menlo Church to discuss having difficult conversation. Conflict often fills us with a sense of dread. Come learn how to develop the art of self-advocacy from an emotionally healthy and Biblical perspective.

This meeting is open to mothers throughout the Peninsula. To learn more please visit https://menlochurch.churchcenter.com/groups/groups/mothers-together-menlo-park

Candice will be one of four clinicians leading in this parenting workshop hosted by Menlo Church. Her talk is titled:

Disruptions in the Pre & Launching Stages: Addressing Mental Health Concerns through the Teen Years.

In her breakout session, Candice will highlight common pathologies, and normal stage strains, for 7th graders through the first years of college. Parents will leave with an understanding of what is naturally transforming in the adolescent brain, how to best respond to these changes, spotting anxiety and depression, and when to seek out additional help.

To register for this event, please visit https://www.menlo.church/bulletin/nextgen-parent-workshop

Candice will speak with the MOPS group of San Carlos on how to develop emotional wellness. This opportunity is for those involved or interested in the MOPS ministry. Please connect to https://cpc.org/cpc/get-involved/ministries/womens/mops-momsnext/ more information.

Candice is invited to a panel discussion on Faith and Mental Health at Waypoint Church in San Mateo. This event will occur during their regular service hours and is open to the public.

This service was recorded and available to view via YouTube. The therapist panel begins around the 30 minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/live/BEjUZtjUh68?si=277_QYibI0hajB1u

Candice will be teaching on Attachment Theory and how it impacts our relationship to our spouse, children, self, and God. For information on registration, please visit https://menlo.church/mothers-together

Attachment book recommendations.

Attachment quiz.

Hope at Home is a free parenting workshop that has been conducted throughout the Bay Area. Candice will be speaking during a breakout session on the topic of Boundaries.

Defining and enforcing healthy boundaries in our families is often a messy process. Our children are the only relationships we have that start from oneness and naturally moves toward separateness; from full dependence to independence. Boundaries done well within a family promote freedom, uniqueness, and personal responsibility while also teaching community, shared responsibility, and family values. This workshop is aimed to equip parents with a concrete definition and steps to implement healthy boundaries in the home. These skills can also be applied to your marriage and other familial relationships (like in-laws).

This is a private event.

Second annual event to meet the cast and patrons of the show.

An opportunity to meet and mingle with the crew of the Dateology podcast, and other like-minded individuals.

https://www.saltpodcasts.com/dateology.html

Candice will be hosting and presenting at the next Hope at Home workshop. She will be speaking at two break out sessions on the topic of depression & anxiety (details for this talk are described in previous events below). 

Anxiety and depression disrupt many of our homes these days. They settle into our lives seemingly unannounced and set up residency without asking permission. While a degree of these feelings are something everyone experiences throughout life, there can come a time when they interfere with our relationships and responsibilities. This workshop is tailored to equip you and your family to spot risk factors for their occurrence, identify their presence, and deal with these undesired guests.

Ever wonder why you, or someone you love, seem prone to think, feel or act in certain ways? Do you ever feel like these patterns are fixed; unable to be changed? And how does the way 'I'm wired' fit into my spiritual formation? There has been an emerging cross-section of research linking psychology, neuroscience and faith to address these questions. This talk is designed to help you better understand what science has revealed about the human brain, how you can apply this information to engage constructively with challenging relationships, personal struggles, and guiding those you love. 

Anxiety and depression disrupt many of our homes. They settle into our lives seemingly unannounced and set up residency without asking permission. While a degree of these feelings are something everyone experiences throughout life, there can come a time when they interfere with our relationships and responsibilities. This workshop is tailored to equip you and your family to spot risk factors for their occurrence, identify their presence, and deal with these undesired guests. 

Starting in June, Candice will be seeing clients in the Mission District of San Francisco. Booking clients now for time slots in new location.

There will be no changes to the current office times being offered in San Mateo.

A Christian perspective on mental wellness, dysfunction and options for healing. This talk is offered to the InterVarsity Graduate Christian Fellowship at Stanford University.

Anxiety and depression disrupt many of our homes these days. They settle into our lives seemingly unannounced and set up residency without asking permission. While a degree of these feelings are something everyone experiences throughout life, there comes a time that they interfere with our relationships and responsibilities. This workshop is tailored to equip you, and your families, to spot risk factors of their occurrence, identify their presence, and deal with these undesired guests.

Why do teens seem impulsive, irrational, dramatic and sometimes outright dangerous? This breakout session will give you an inside look into the adolescent brain. We will apply what science & psychotherapy have taught us about teenagers to help you foster their strengths, benefit from their innate desire for independence and curtail unforeseen mishaps. 

 Self-harm has become a popular form of coping among today's teens. As counter-intuitive as it seems, cutting and other harmful acts provide relief from emotional pain. This talk is intended to inform and prepare you to address this with your child and direct them to a path of true inner healing.

This lecture was also presented at Alma Heights Christian School in Pacifica, CA on May 3, 2015.

Anxiety is an emotion we all face. Sometimes it can be addressed quickly and effectively leaving little evidence of its impact on our lives. While other times it can get out of hand and reek havoc on our relationships, daily activities and ability to enjoy ourselves. Learn practical ways to manage this emotion.