Participants will learn about the various strategies taught within the program and will be provided with a copy of the curriculum. This seminar will benefit parent educators who work with parents of young, strong-willed children. Dr. McWilliams earned a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Texas Tech University with a minor in Child Development and Family Relations. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of North Texas. A promoter of strong marriages and families, he not only directs the PeopleCARE Clinic in Siloam Springs, but he also serves on the Steering Committee of the Community Marriage Policy of the Springdale area.
Fatherhood is at a critical point in our history.
Some believe that fatherhood is unnecessary after conception has occurred. Research suggests that the presence and involvement of fathers with their children is an important component of healthy development. This workshop should particularly benefit those who are male mentors, those who teach parenting skills to fathers and to fathers themselves. Currently he works as a Pediatric Psychologist with Northwest Arkansas Pediatric Clinic specializing in ADHD behavior and learning problems. Discussion will include how the diagnosis is made and what treatment options are most appropriate.