Identifying effective pathways for co-parenting in the wake of family separation. It aims to facilitate parents in understanding the impact of family separation on children and how to address co-parenting needs particularly where conflict remains.
Prepare parent for first time parenting role, new addition to the family, anxieties/worries.
A Practical & Positive Guide to Parenting Young Children Aged One to Six
A Practical & Positive Guide to Managing Behaviour Problems and Promoting Learning in Children Aged six to eleven
The Early Years Parenting Programme aims to build on parents’ strengths and to have more enjoyable and satisfying relationships with their children and to help them solve discipline problems.
This programme explores and discusses challenging behaviour with a focus on bullying. Objective: What is challenging behaviour? Why might a child present with challenging behaviour? Focus on Bullying would involve: What is bullying? What is the impact of bullying? Why do people bully? How can you tell if your child is being bullied? What can you do if you suspect your child is being bullied? How to support a child who is experiencing bullying?
To discuss how parents can support their children with their education, social and emotional development. To focus on the important skills of listening, encouraging and connecting with your child/teenager. Empowering responsibility and self-awareness for the young person. Promoting confidence and self-esteem. Tools to equip the young person to make choices.
This programme is designed for parents, to help them understand more about conflict and how it is managed, and to reduce its potentially harmful effects on children. The workshop looks at conflict through the lens of the current economic climate and the specific challenges that recession can bring to family. The training is designed to help you understand the nature of conflict in relationships and some of its causes. Identify the protective factors which help reduce the negative impact of conflict on relationships. Recognise different types of conflict, how people respond differently. Understand the impact of conflict on children. Deal with conflict in ways that reduce the potentially harmful effects on children.
The Adolescents Programme aims to help parents to connect with and build good relationships with their teenage children while also being firm and influential in their lives.
To support the development of parenting practices which nurture the well-being and development (social, intellectual and behavioural). Deepen our understanding of the potential for family relationships to build esteem and support the needs of each family member individual equally as well as the family as a whole.