Tiger Talks with Dr. Shimi Kang

Location: Underground - Tognetti Theatre - Theatre
TIGER TALKS presents:

"Optimizing Your Daughter's Potential"
with best-selling author
Dr. Shimi Kang

Thursday, October 4
7:00 pm
Odette Tognetti Theatre

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Optimizing Your Daughter’s Potential
We are living in the most rapidly changing, ultra-competitive, socially connected, and fast paced world we have ever known. For girls, anxiety, depression, and perfectionism are on the rise and technology overuse is becoming the issue of our time. However, we are also living in moment of great positive change and age-old systems are being disrupted, changed, and recreated. In this new world, how can we best optimize the potential of our daughters? Dr. Kang will illuminate the latest scientific findings about girls’ health, education, and achievement. She will provide practical, research-based tools that can immediately be applied at home and in school for enhancing the innovation, leadership, and resilience of girls and women.

Dr. Shimi Kang is an award-winning medical doctor, researcher, and expert on human neuroscience. She is the former Medical Director of Child and Youth Mental Health for Vancouver, a Clinical Associate Professor at UBC, author of The Dolphin Parent: A Guide to Raising Healthy, Happy, and Self-Motivated Kids (Penguin Random House, 2014). This book became a #1 bestseller, has been translated into 10 languages, and won the 2015 US News International Book Award. Dr. Kang is a recognized media expert featured in TIME, NPR, CBC National, Psychology Today, and The Washington Post. She is the Founder of Dolphin KIDS: Achievement Programs which offer positive mindset, life skills, and social-emotional training programs for students, teachers, and parents around the world. Dr. Kang has received five national awards in the field of addictions and mental health and is the 2016 recipient of the YWCA Woman of Distinction Award in Health and Wellness. She is most proud of receiving the Diamond Jubilee Medal for her years of outstanding community service and being the mom of 3 “awesome” but exhausting children. For more information about Dr. Kang, please visit her website.

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