A Night on Parenting

​As parents, we feel enormous pressure to identify, explain, and fix every challenge our kids face.

​Join Dr. Katie Davis in conversation with Stephanie Butnick, founder of GOLDA, as they discuss how parents can distinguish normal struggles from true disorders, support their kids without pathologizing them, and identify when intervention really is warranted. The conversation draws from Katie’s new book, Actually, You’re Fine.

​Enjoy complementary ear seeding and express acupuncture sessions courtesy of WTHN!

​Actually, You're Fine is available for pre-order now!

About Katie Davis
Katie Davis is a clinical neuropsychologist, professor, and author in New York City whose work focuses on child development, learning, and mental health. She is a professor of child psychology at Yeshiva University’s Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology and was previously a faculty researcher in Cognitive Neurology and Neuropsychology at Johns Hopkins University and an NIH-funded investigator at Columbia University. In her clinical practice, Dr. Davis works with children, adolescents, and families to bring clarity to complex developmental and learning challenges and identify practical, evidence-based ways to help. She is writes the weekly newsletter TeenSights about development, mental health, parenting, and education; she is also a contributor to Emily Oster’s ParentData. Her research has been published widely in peer-reviewed journals, and she is frequently featured as an expert in national media.