Feel more connected to your child(ren).
Connected Parenting by Adam Quandt helps parents build stronger, more connected relationships with their children. Based in St. Thomas, USVI, this approach focuses on reducing conflict, improving communication, and creating lasting emotional connection.
A 4-week, in-person workshop series that helps parents move from reactivity to connection, using mindfulness, emotional awareness, and practical communication tools.
In-person & interactive
Designed for parents with kids of all ages
Practical tools you can use immediately
Facilitated by Adam Quandt
What You’ll Learn:
The Foundations
Senses + awareness
Feelings & needs vocabulary
Intro to self-empathy
Conflict Resolution
Listening skills
Mindfulness in conflict
Guided practice
Communication
Nonviolent communication model
Developmental needs
Co-parent alignment
Connect + Celebrate
Routines & rituals
Repair and reconnection
Family celebration practices
This is for you if…
You sense your child pulling away and you want to stay connected
You feel stressed, overwhelmed, and disconnected from yourself and your child(ren)
You want tools that feel natural, not forced.
You want to grow through parenting, not just “get through it”
Parenting today is intense, and disconnection can happen even in the most loving homes. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, or unsure how to reach your child(ren), you’re not failing. You’re human. And you’re not alone.
Top Reasons Why Parents Struggle to Connect with Their Kids
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Differences in interests, values, and communication styles between parents and children can create a gap that makes connection difficult.
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Hectic lifestyles, work committments and multiple responsibilities can limit quality time spent together, reducing opportunities for meaningful connections.
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Conflicting parenting approaches or disciplinary methods can strain relationships and hinder bonding.
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Divergent interests between parents and kids might make finding common ground challenging, affecting the depth of their connection.
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The pervasive influence of technology can create a barrier in communication. Kids may spend more time on devices, leading to fewer face-to-face interactions.
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Misunderstandings and a lack of effective communication can hinder bonding. Sometimes, parents and kids struggle to express themselves or understand each other’s perspectives.
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Parents may experience stress from various sources, affecting their ability to connect. Additionally, kids might be stressed due to academic pressures or social issues, impacting their receptiveness to connect.
If any of this is you, there’s nothing wrong with you. You’re human. And you’re not alone.
What People Are Saying
What’s Included:
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Four 2-hour interactive in-person sessions
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Guided practice + templates
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Take-home resources
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Optional group support between sessions
Your Questions, Answered.
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The Connected Parenting Workshop Series is a 4-week, in-person experience designed to help parents and caregivers build deeper, more meaningful connections with their children through mindfulness, emotional intelligence, communication skills, and self-empathy practices.
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This series is for ALL parents and caregivers with children of any age who:
Feel overwhelmed, stressed, or disconnected from their child(ren)
Want to improve communication and trust
Are seeking practical tools to support emotional growth—for themselves and their kids
Desire more presence, connection, and ease in family life
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Across four sessions, you’ll learn and practice:
Mindfulness techniques to support regulation and presence
Self-empathy and emotional intelligence vocabulary
Social and emotional development stages of children
Non-violent communication strategies
Conflict resolution and listening skills
Tools to build trust and repair connection
Ways to create routines, rituals, and moments of celebration in your family
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Each week focuses on a specific theme:
Intro + Self-Inquiry
Child Development and Needs
Communication and Conflict
Gratitude and Celebration
Sessions include discussion, reflection, group exercises, and practical tools you can use immediately at home.
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The workshop runs on Thursday evenings from 6:30–8:30 PM on:
March 19, 2026 - Week One
March 26, 2026 - Week Two
April 2, 2026 - Week Three
April 9, 2026 - Week Four
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All sessions are held in person at:
Good Leaf Education Association
Northside- just west of four corners
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 00802 -
No experience is necessary. This series is designed to be accessible, supportive, and welcoming for parents at any stage of their journey.
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Yes. The sessions include guided practices, reflection, group dialogue, and skill-building exercises, creating a supportive learning environment while respecting personal comfort levels.
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Yes. The workshop includes content related to working with a partner or co-parent, and partners are welcome to attend together if space allows.
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Connected Parenting is intentionally kept small and experiential to support real learning, reflection, and connection.
For this series, we are offering special introductory pricing:
• $450 (individual parent)
• $600 (couples)These rates are discounted from our standard workshop investment:
• Regular Individual Rate: $650
• Regular Couple Rate: $800If you’d like more information or want to explore whether this workshop is a good fit, simply send a text or email.
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To register or inquire about pricing:
Text / Call: 340-998-1937
Email: adamsquandt@gmail.com
Instagram: @adam.quandt
Registration must be completed by March 12
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This series blends mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and real-life parenting tools in a grounded, compassionate, and practical way—supporting not just your child’s growth, but your own well-being as a parent.