Virtual Parent Speaker Series presents: “Supporting Your Child’s Emotional Regulation” with Cassie Korbfort, M.S. Ed.
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Join us for a virtual workshop to learn how you can help your child develop the necessary tools to support their emotional regulation, a critical factor in developing social skills, academic success, and establishing healthy relationships. In this presentation, parents will learn how to help children identify and label their core emotions (e.g., happiness, sadness, anger), recognize physical and behavioral cues associated with emotional states, teach and model regulation strategies (deep breathing, movement breaks, quiet zones), and support managing strong emotions while building self-awareness, resilience, and positive social–emotional skills.
About our Speaker: Cassie Korbfort, M.S. Ed.
Cassie Korbfort is the Early Learning Clinic Coordinator at the Center for Developing Minds. Cassie prioritizes a community approach to supporting children and recognizes that the most effective intervention involves an informed team. She focuses on educating teachers and parents about developmental diversity and how to use children’s strengths to improve their overall development. Cassie serves a wide population of children, including those with Autism, ADHD, learning difficulties/cognitive delays, speech disorders/delays, and behavioral challenges. Cassie received her undergraduate degree in Early Childhood and Childhood Education and her Master’s degree in Early Childhood Special Education from Hofstra University.
Virtual Parent Speaker Series presents: “Supporting Your Child’s Emotional Regulation” with Cassie Korbfort, M.S. Ed.
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Join us for a virtual workshop to learn how you can help your child develop the necessary tools to support their emotional regulation, a critical factor in developing social skills, academic success, and establishing healthy relationships. In this presentation, parents will learn how to help children identify and label their core emotions (e.g., happiness, sadness, anger), recognize physical and behavioral cues associated with emotional states, teach and model regulation strategies (deep breathing, movement breaks, quiet zones), and support managing strong emotions while building self-awareness, resilience, and positive social–emotional skills.
About our Speaker: Cassie Korbfort, M.S. Ed.
Cassie Korbfort is the Early Learning Clinic Coordinator at the Center for Developing Minds. Cassie prioritizes a community approach to supporting children and recognizes that the most effective intervention involves an informed team. She focuses on educating teachers and parents about developmental diversity and how to use children’s strengths to improve their overall development. Cassie serves a wide population of children, including those with Autism, ADHD, learning difficulties/cognitive delays, speech disorders/delays, and behavioral challenges. Cassie received her undergraduate degree in Early Childhood and Childhood Education and her Master’s degree in Early Childhood Special Education from Hofstra University.
Location:
All Campuses