the art of accompaniment

An exploration of values-driven child-rearing

Ages 18+ | Thursdays: Oct 1, Nov 5, Dec 3 | 7:00 - 8:30pm PST

Sliding Scale: $25-$50 per session


 

Discover how your values can shape a more connected, grounded family life.

This series is designed primarily for parents, guardians, and caregivers of middle and high school-aged young people, though those accompanying children at other stages of development will also benefit.

Parenting through adolescence is its own kind of journey—one that asks us to continually balance guidance and trust, protection and freedom, connection and letting go. In this series, we’ll explore how our own values can become a compass for family life, helping us make thoughtful decisions, navigate challenges, and support young people as they discover and define what matters to them.

Together, we’ll explore practical ways to strengthen relationships, foster self-awareness and confidence, and create family cultures where young people feel both rooted and empowered to become themselves.

We’ll also make space for the tensions that inevitably arise when our values meet the wider world. What do we do when the culture around our children seems to pull in a different direction? How do we hold our hopes and fears for who they will become without asking them to become who we imagined? And how can we remain grounded in what matters to us while making room for young people to find their own way?

Each webinar will draw on real-life case studies and scenarios contributed by participants, creating space for reflection, conversation, and practical exploration together. 


PROGRAM DETAILS

Online series

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Ages 18+

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First Thursdays of the Month:

10/1, 11/5 & 12/3

Online - Zoom information will be sent upon registration

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Sliding Scale: $25-$50 per session

Financial Aid is available*

Financial Aid applications must be received at least 48 hours prior to the start date of the program

 
 

Questions?
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Facilitated By

 

junemee kim

Junemee (she/her), a graduate of Seattle’s Lakeside School, earned a BA in Social Studies from Harvard College. She also holds a master's degree from the university in Regional Studies and pursued further research in History and Anthropology. During her time in Cambridge, Junemee was a proctor, resident tutor, and assistant resident dean, as well as an award-winning teaching fellow and academic advisor in the humanities and social sciences. 

After starting a family, she began coaching other parents and served in multiple family association roles across several schools. She utilizes 25+ years of educational and developmental knowledge and expertise in her private mentorship practice – guiding students, parents and families to craft personalized roadmaps for academic and socio-emotional success and fulfillment – building skills, connections, mindsets, and self-understandings which last a lifetime.