Building on the Crucial Cs, we will explore how playing cooperative games together grows a stronger community. Schools and communities thrive when the adults and youth embrace a mindset of positive interdependence rather than negative interdependence, also known as a zero-sum mindset. This workshop transforms relationships away from competition against people and towards competition against problems and fulfills Alfred Adler's vision by reconceptualizing games for children.

Meet the presenter:
Marjie Longshore, M.Ed., Harvard University, Graduate School of Education, is the executive director and a parent educator with the nonprofit family education center, Family Leadership Center, based in Yarmouth, Maine. She is certified as a parent educator through the Parent Encouragement Program, Kensington, MD, as well as through Positive Discipline, and holds certifications from The Center for Responsive Schools, Nonviolent Communication, and Global Learning Partners.

Our meetings are free and open to anyone with an interest in Adlerian principles. We are based in Minnesota, but welcome Adlerians worldwide.

Request the Zoom link to the meeting by sending an email to adlerian.network@gmail.com