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Relationships During Quarantine: How Has It Been? A discussion with Mark Banschick, MD
June 10, 2020 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Free
You’re invited to a special, free of charge event – a conversation about how COVID-19 and quarantine has affected our important relationships.
It’s been 100 years since the last pandemic. And, as we emerge, we are learning things about ourselves and the ones we love. Are these relationships working? Perhaps better than we thought? Or perhaps worse?
It’s time we process what we are going through. Join Dr. Mark Banschick, an expert on marriage, divorce and children, to dialogue about what has been happening. There are lessons for us all to learn. For some, things are looking brighter. For others, it’s a confrontation with something that isn’t working, and needs to change.
While Dr. Banschick can’t fix a marriage or a relationship, he can provide general advice to help folks move forward, and discuss the experience of clinicians working under these new conditions.
Read Dr. Banschick’s recent article for some talking points: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-intelligent-divorce/202004/how-covid-19-affects-marriage-and-how-adapt
PLEASE NOTE: The information provided in this free webinar does not constitute medical, counseling or legal advice. And, it is an open forum. If anyone wishes to join the forum but wants to protect their identity, they may disconnect their video and/or audio and change their username.
Mark Banschick, MD is the co-founder of The Katonah Study Group. He is a psychiatrist working with both adults and children, and the co-author of The Intelligent Divorce: Taking Care of Your Children by Mark R. Banschick and David Tabatsky. These books can be found on Amazon and also on Goodreads.
Dr. Banschick completed his residency in General Psychiatry at Georgetown University Hospital and a Child Fellowship at New York-Presbyterian Medical Center. Dr. Banschick is also a contributor to Psychology Today with 40,000 readers a week. He is in private practice in Katonah, New York – and can be reached at: 914-232-9000.
Many thanks to all who registered and attended this event. Registration is now closed.