Workshops
Karen Austin has been supporting and coaching parents on how to create happy and empowered families for the past 22 years. She has created specialist workshops to extend parents knowledge into understanding themselves as an individual, the dynamic they bring to their primary relationship with their partner, and how this impacts their children. She assists and supports parents to re-create their family unit into a place of success rather than defeat.
Her methodology is to educate parents on fostering relationships where they feel empowered and have all the tools they need to understand and appreciate their children. Karen helps parents expand their knowledge of their role as both figurehead and cheerleader of the family.
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Upcoming Events
VANCOUVER, BC
AUGUST 2018
VICTORIA, BC
SEPTEMBER 2018
TORONTO, ON
OCTOBER 2018
MONTREAL, QC
OCTOBER 2018
SEATTLE, WA
JANUARY 2019
NEW YORK, NY
FEBRUARY 2019
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Workshops and Speaking Engagements
Months and Locations: August 2020 – Vancouver, BC September 2020 – Victoria, BC October 2020 – Toronto, ON November 2020 – Montreal, QC January 2021 – Seattle,
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