Javier Urra

What Are His Conferences Like?

Javier Urra’s conferences offer a deep dive into child and adolescent psychology, blending clinical expertise with an understanding of contemporary challenges faced by children and families. His direct and reflective style covers education, youth violence, psychology, and society, providing practical tools and intervention strategies for parents, educators, and mental health professionals. His ability to translate complex concepts into applicable advice makes his conferences an invaluable resource for audiences.

Selection of Conferences

Children and Society Today: Challenges and Opportunities

In this talk, Javier Urra examines the challenges young people face in modern society, from youth violence to the impact of technology. He offers a critical perspective on how to instill values, promote resilience, and foster mental health in a generation under diverse social pressures.

The Role of Family in Preventing Youth Violence

Urra delves into family dynamics and their influence on adolescent behavior, offering guidelines for preventing violent tendencies and improving parent-child communication. His strategies help families build relationships rooted in respect, empathy, and understanding.

The Little Dictator: Keys to Value-Based Parenting

Based on his bestselling book, this talk provides insights into authority and respect within the household. Urra offers tools for parents who wish to teach their children to tolerate frustration and delay gratification, fostering their growth in solid values.

Psychology and Juvenile Justice: A View from Experience

In this presentation, Javier Urra shares his experiences in the Prosecutor’s Office and Juvenile Courts in Madrid, exploring the role of psychology within the juvenile justice system and the importance of understanding the psychological roots of youth conflict behavior.