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May 2021
No Scaredy Cats™ | WEBINAR
The No Scaredy Cats™ workshop is based on three underlying perspectives: first, by having an understanding of how anxiety develops parents can counter its progress, second, parents can take a preventative role in the development of anxiety problems, third, there are practical steps parents can take to build resilience. The course teaches: Greater understanding of the problem of increasing levels of anxiety in children and some strategies for its treatment. An opportunity to become a certified No Scaredy Cats™ practitioner.…
Find out more »Engaging Adolescents™ | WEBINAR
This workshop provides easy-to-use techniques to enlist adolescents to manage their own teenager behaviour problems and emotional reactions. They will learn to build a relationship with their teenager and strategies to deal with unacceptable behaviour. Participants will walk away with a renewed sense of confidence about the role they can play in their teenagers’ lives, without conversations morphing into arguments. Please note that this is a one-day professional development course or a train-the-trainer course, a small licensing fee is required…
Find out more »What is the social model of disability and why is it important in child mental health?
This webinar will explore the social model of disability, how it relates to children’s mental health and considerations for working with children and families. Children living with disability are affected by the same factors that influence the mental health and wellbeing of other children. However, there are additional considerations that can help practitioners and parents separate a child’s social and emotional functioning, communication and behaviour from their disability, and better support them. This webinar will explore the social model of…
Find out more »Webinar: Constructive and Cooperative Conduct in Challenging Communications
This webinar will help its participants to understand the elements of effective communication, recognise others and self in communication interactions, manage and understand conflict, operate constructively, and have cooperative interactions that lead to a shared positive outcome in challenging situations. Learning outcomes Understand what effective communication looks like. Identify and understand origins of conflict. Explore the position of the ‘other’ and ‘self’ in difficult interactions. Learn conflict management styles and techniques.
Find out more »Online Workshop: Managing Stress and Resilience
Learning outcomes By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: understand the types and sources of stress understand reactions to stress – physiological, psychological and behavioural recognise when you may be experiencing ‘negative’ stress apply strategies that you can use to manage your stress both at work and at home evaluate the relationship between performance and pressure develop strategies for ongoing self-care.
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