pressAfter 20 years in the business of helping vulnerable Dallas children succeed, Michelle Kinder will leave the Momentous Institute this month. But before she goes, she has a provocative warning for local charities and deep-pockets:
Patton Chapman has been elected president of Salesmanship Club of Dallas, the nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming childrens’ lives since 1920. He is the 99th president of the organization, which owns and operates Momentous Institute and hosts the AT&T Byron Nelson. The annual PGA TOUR event is Momentous Institute’s primary fundraiser.
As the new school year arrives many parents are buying school supplies and making plans to meet their child’s teacher, but what if the teacher came to you? At home? Yikes or yay!
The Salesmanship Club of Dallas and Supreme Lending teamed up to raise money for the Momentous Institute to help children and families in need.
The AT&T Byron Nelson celebrates 50 years of helping the community with programs like the Momentous Institute which focuses on healing families’ social and emotional health.
Michelle Kinder, a family therapist and executive director of Momentous Institute in Dallas, warns about how this shortened tolerance and compassion can influence how our children view the world.
Kinder is executive director of Momentous Institute in Dallas, a program dedicated to developing social emotional health in children.
Momentous School, a program of the Momentous Institute, a 97-year-old organization devoted to the social emotional health of kids and families.
It seems people today are more stressed than ever, which is precisely why the Momentous Institute and The Lynn Lectures are pairing up to present Love & Wisdom in a Time of Stress, a discussion featuring Jon Kabat-Zinn and Elissa Epel.
In this week’s Q&A, we interview Michelle Kinder, executive director of the Momentous Institute.