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Aleli
A space for parents & Children to
play, practice, and embrace the Rollercoaster of human emotions
85% of the connections in our brain are built in the
first three years of life - more than 1 million
new connections per second!
This sensitive period of brain development is highly influenced by interactions with parents and caregivers. Yet there is a false idea of adequacy versus inadequacy in parenting.
That is why Aleli creates play dates for
parents and their children.
Parents deserve a safe place to practice new skills,
screw up, ask questions, and try again.
Aleli helps you...
Learn about your child’s brain and development. Then use play as a way to build the connections in their brain for school and life. Learn new brain-building activities for parents and children.
Coregulation is the basis for helping your child manage difficult emotions. Practice coregulation skills, try different forms of discipline, and have space to manage your own emotions as a parent.
Attachment is built through shared space and time with your child. These play groups give you that space to prioritize your child and strengthen the attachment between you. This attachment lasts a lifetime.
Schedule
6 Week Program
1 session per week
10am or 6pm
English or Spanish
Upcoming Groups
- Wednesdays, September 25 - October 30, 2024
- Thursdays, September 26 - October 31, 2024
Wednesdays, August 14 - September 18, 2024 - IN PROGRESS
Thursdays, August 15 - September 19, 2024 - IN PROGRESS
Wednesdays, May 22 - June 26, 2024 - COMPLETE
Thursdays, May 23 - June 27, 2024 - COMPLETE
In-person with other parents and children
(4-8 children per group)
Children aged 0-4 years old
All caregivers welcome
1113 G Avenue, Douglas, Arizona
Topics Covered
Child-Led Play &
Active Ears, Eyes, and Mouth
Healthy Brain Development
Safety
Creating Predictability & Repair After Mistakes
Stepping Into Your Parenting Power & Setting Limits
Tantrums &
Dysregulated Behavior
Instructor
Jeffrey Holzberg, MD MSc FAAP
Pediatrician in Douglas, Arizona
Dr. Holzberg has been developing brain-building programs for children aged 0-3 years for the last six years.
Aleli has been refined through seeing thousands of patients in Douglas, through a two year fellowship with Zero To Three (the nation’s largest early childhood advocacy organization), and through his own work in research and evaluation.
In 2023, Dr. Holzberg received an Early Career Award from the Council on Children with Disabilities at the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Jeffrey earned his Doctorate of Medicine and a Masters of Science in Clinical Research from Emory University. He attended pediatric residency at University of Colorado / Children’s Hospital Colorado.
Less Than $15 Per Class!
Space is limited so sign up now.
The waitlist is already filling up.
How do I know if the course is right for me?
If you are the parent of a young child and want to learn and practice techniques to build your baby’s brain, then this course is for you. Whether you want to have fun with your baby or learn how to connect with them even when stressed, this is the right course for you.
What if I’m not satisfied with the course? Is it refundable?
If you are not satisfied with Aleli after the first session, then you can receive 100% of your money back no questions asked. I’m putting a lot of time into the course, so all I ask in return is that you let me know how we could improve.
What is the age of children that you are accepting in the course?
To start, the course will be offered for children aged 0 to 4 years. So you can sign up if your child is a newborn up to the day they turn 4 years old.
How many kids can I bring to the session?
Each family can only bring one child to the session, even if multiple children are aged 3 or younger. This makes the sessions flow much better. In the sign up section, you can let me know the age of all your children so we can ensure you get matched with the best group.
How many adults can attend? Can I bring both parents? How about grandparents or other caregivers?
Any and all parents and caregivers can come to the session with the child. In other words, if both parents and one grandparent want to come to the session, that’s great!
Even if one of the caregivers doesn’t speak English, they will still learn a lot.
What happens after I pay and sign up?
You will receive an email from me and we will likely set up a time to speak on the phone to discuss your availability to take the course.
What happens if I sign up but cannot make the dates of the course?
If you pay for the course but cannot find dates that work for you, you have the option of waiting until a course opens up that is better for your schedule or receiving 100% of your money back. Completely refundable.
