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Susan P. Epstein, LCSW, Parent Life Coach

Susan P. Epstein, LCSW

Education and Training. I graduated from Clark University in Worcester, MA in 1980, where I earned a B.A. degree in Sociology and Spanish with a minor in Psychology.  I worked for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children until I moved to California in 1984, where I pursued my M.S.W. from the University of California at Berkeley School of Social Welfare. I am a certified (BSFT) Brief Strategic Family Therapist and trained with Olga Hervis, PhD at the Family Therapy Institute, at the University of Miami. I completed training in 2003 with the internationally accredited Coaches Training Institute. I am bilingual in English/Spanish, which has enabled me to work with different cultures throughout my career.

Live Seminars and Tele-Seminars

  • “No I Won’t and You Can’t Make Me!” How to Handle Power Struggles with Your Child.
  • Who Else Wants Well Behaved Kids? Stopping Negative Behaviors
  • Tired of Nagging? Getting Kids to Cooperate
  • How to Gain Control of Your Wild Child & Have a Peaceful Home.
  • How to Gain Respect and Take Back Your Parenting Powers
  • Homework Hassles and What to do About Them
  • Taking Control of the School Year
  • Balancing Career and Family


Related Helping Experience.
I worked and consulted at the Child & Family Agency of Southeastern, Connecticut, the Lawrence & Memorial Hospital, the Old Lyme Youth Service Bureau, Pfizer Global Research & Development, and United Behavioral Health, and Community Solutions Inc. (providing in-home services for families of court mandated juveniles.) I have served as an expert consultant for a Social Policy Research firm in New York City.

I volunteer for the The Cove of Southeastern, CT; The Cove is a safe place for kids to come together with other grieving kids and their families to share their stories and their feelings with others.

Philosophy and Style. I believe that all families are capable of helping themselves by tapping into their own strengths, creativity, and resources.  I am highly attuned to family process and interaction and have the expertise to point out the origins of your stress and frustration. 

My unique blend of therapy and coaching combine to make me a powerful catalyst for change when working with parents. Through thoughtful and sensitive exploration and perspective, my clients learn to trust their intuition, confront their fears, plan effectively, and step into their families and out into the world to claim their lives and dreams.

Publications.
The Take Back Your Parenting Power System: Get Control of Your Kids in 30 Days or Less: The Secret Formula to Powerful Parenting, is a hands on manual that presents real issues parents face with children and adolescents in today’s plugged-in, fast paced society. This book will be released on November 26, 2007, and is published by Shining Star Publishing Company. (Copyright 2007, ISBN 978-0-9800364-2-8).

Spanking Doesn’t Have to Be an Option, Op Ed, The New London Day, December, 2007.

Laughter in the Laundry was published in The Bank St. Magazine, in New London, August, 2005.Connecticut. 

The Cat That Lost Its Meow, a children’s tale about recovering from loss and grief. (pending publication)

Featured In:
New York Magazine’s, September 25, 2006 issue.

Personal. My husband Michael and I live in New London, CT, where we were both born and raised. My grown children, Sarah, 18 and Daniel, 22, are attending college and pursuing their dreams in sunny southern CA.

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Special Report: "How to Take Back Your Parent Power."

  • Discover how to "command respect" from your child.
  • Learn how to Set up Expectations for your child and get your child to listen and do.
  • Avoid the biggest mistakes parents make when trying to get their kids to cooperate with them.
  • Create the memories that you want your children to look back on.

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