Parenting workshop on Emotional Intelligence
Dear Parents,
Did you know that a child’s brain is still under construction until their mid-20s? Every tantrum, sibling squabble, or emotional meltdown is your child’s developing brain learning to navigate big feelings. How you respond isn't just about discipline- it's about wiring your child's brain for lifelong emotional health.
Here’s what neuroscience tells us:
The part of the brain responsible for self-control and emotional regulation (the prefrontal cortex) matures slowly and is strengthened every time you help your child handle a big emotion.
When caregivers co-regulate- that is, stay calm and connected in a tough moment, children’s brains learn to do the same. These interactions build emotional intelligence, resilience, and problem-solving abilities.
Stressful or “out of control” moments are normal, and the way you support your child through them can literally change the pathways in their brain for the better.
Are you:
Feeling frustrated by meltdowns over “small things”?
Seeing sibling fights or sudden emotional shut-downs?
Catching yourself saying things you swore you wouldn’t?
You’re not alone. And with the right knowledge, these moments can become powerful opportunities to connect and guide your child’s brain growth.
Join Our Exclusive Neuro-Parenting Masterclass on ways to build an emotionally intelligent relationship with your child.
What you’ll gain (backed by science):
Insight into your child’s brain development- and why some behaviors are NOT their “fault”
Tools for turning outbursts into teachable moments, rewiring for calm and cooperation
Simple, proven ways to build emotional safety and trust, essential for healthy brain development.
Our cohort is intentionally small- only 15 seats- to give you real answers tailored to your challenges.
Act now to claim your spot- give your child’s brain (and your own peace of mind) the gift of science-backed parenting!
Your entry fee of Rs 800 helps us bring together advanced parenting techniques and share the best resources for supporting the emotional well-being of your child.
Come for the knowledge, stay for the good vibes- let’s make parenting a little more joyful, together!
About the Facilitator (s)
Shaheen
Shaheen is a psychotherapist with over five years of experience in clinical practice, trauma-informed therapy, and venture leadership. She is the founder of SAHAR Psychotherapy and offers relational, narrative, and queer-affirmative therapy to individuals navigating trauma, identity, and life transitions. Her work is rooted in inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and a deep commitment to social context.
Shaheen holds an M.A. and M.Phil. in Applied Psychology from TISS, Mumbai. Her research on the intersection of political identity and sociopolitical distress in therapy won her the Early Career Researcher Award at the 54th SPR International Conference, Trinity College Dublin.
Through years of clinical experience, Shaheen has witnessed the immense pressures parents face, often without adequate support. She is passionate about empowering caregivers to show up for their children with greater awareness, connection, and compassion. For her, this work is about building stronger emotional foundations-not just for children, but for families as a whole. By helping parents reflect on their own patterns, this workshop offers a chance to break intergenerational cycles and nurture relationships that are secure, attuned, and emotionally alive.
Shivani Yadav
Shivani is a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist with over five years of experience supporting individuals, couples, and families. She works through a trauma-focused and queer-affirmative lens, offering compassionate, culturally sensitive care. Shivani supports clients navigating trauma, identity, relationships, and emotional distress, and creates safe, reflective spaces for growth and healing.
She holds an M.A. in Clinical Psychology from TISS, Mumbai, and an M.Phil. from NIMHANS, Bengaluru. She is certified as a Clinical Trauma Specialist (Individual) and has completed Level 1 training in Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) from EFTii. Shivani currently consults at Samvith and also runs a private practice in Bengaluru.
Drawing from the work of Dr. Dan Siegel, Shivani believes that when parents understand how their children’s brains develop- and how their own early experiences shape the way they respond, they can transform their parenting relationship into one that fosters resilience, emotional intelligence, and mutual well-being. She is passionate about bridging the gap between brain science and everyday parenting, and about offering parents the reflective, supportive spaces they often don’t get in our culture.