Parenting During COVID-19 - Beatrice Moise

This week’s podcast is by special request from some of our listeners. We are in unprecedented times and one of the big questions is how to parent our kids when many of us are trying to sort things out ourselves. What signs to look for that indicate our kids are under stress? How to create routines? How to explain to our kids about what is going on around us during these challenging times?, etc…

Our guest this week is Beatrice Moise (Bea).

Beatrice (Bea) Moise, M.S., BCCS., is a Board Certified Cognitive Specialist, Writer and National Speaker. She is the creator of A Child Like Mine,LL , a company created for educating parents of children with unique behavioral and learning needs, while giving them the tools they need to be successful at home. She is a respected and trusted parenting coach and consultant. She serves as a Board of Trustees Member at KidsWithPossAbilities, and The Lunch Project. She is a writer and has a monthly blog called “Thrive” in Charlotte Parent Magazine. Her writing is also featured in Autism Parenting Magazine, Carolina Parent , PsychBytes , ShrinkTank and she is a contributing author in Southeast Psych’s Guide for Imperfect Parents: A Book Written By Imperfect Therapists. She was featured in an inspiring documentary called Look to the Sky that takes a look at what is possible for the world and our own lives.

Bea has worked as a Behavioral Consultant for years with extensive experience involving parents of children who have a variety of diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorders, Anxiety Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, & ADHD. She has assisted hundreds of families on Parent Management Training. She is providing parents with tools and practical techniques and teaching strategies.

She is very passionate about children and believes that working with families is both rewarding and enjoyable. She loves facilitating the needs of children to feel successful in their learning, emotional and social well-being, academic success as well as have a positive self-esteem. The most rewarding part of her day is when she has equipped parents with the tools they need to parent effectively.

She has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and holds a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling with a specialty of Applied Behavior Analysis from Nova Southeastern University.

We are very fortunate to have Bea as a guest on our podcast.