
Webinar: The Power of Relationship - A conversation on building and maintaining an effective relationship with your children
The Power of Relationship: A conversation on building and maintaining an effective relationship with your children
Parenting is a journey filled with both wonder and challenge. At the heart of navigating this journey is the power of relationship—a vital key to both appreciating the beauty and managing the difficulties. This interactive online talk is designed to support parents and guardians children including adult children in maintaining strong, meaningful connections, even during difficult moments and tough times. Grounded in the principles of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), the session will offer practical tools for effective communication and emotional regulation. Participants will learn and practice skills that foster deeper connection, reduce conflict, and promote well-being for both caregiver and child. With our real-life examples, open discussion, and opportunities for audience participation, this presentation creates a supportive, engaging space for learning, reflection, and growth.
Presenter
Paul Grady is a Senior Mentor at Harrigan Development Services, where he brings decades of experience, empathy, and wisdom to families navigating the challenges of raising children with various unique needs. Before stepping into this mentorship role, Paul served as Lead Mental Health Counselor for Ozaukee County for 32 years, specializing in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and guiding countless individuals and families through complex emotional landscapes.
But Paul’s expertise isn’t limited to his résumé. He and his wife raised three daughters of their own—each now charting her own path in the world. These days, Paul proudly answers to “Opa,” with a spirited two-year-old grandchild in tow and another on the way.
Grounded in both professional knowledge and personal experience, Paul’s work is driven by a deep passion for walking with people through challenges and moving toward change, compassion for those he meets and a belief in the strength of families—even (and especially) in the toughest moments.