Parenting Information Evenings.

Parenting is a hard job filled with moments of heart warming joy as we watch our child reach milestone events - their first steps, first word, first day at school. On the other hand there are a mixtre of emotions - despair, heartache, frustration… Parenthood is a journey for ourselves as well as our children.

When it comes to children’s emotions it can sometimes feel like we are on a rollercoaster, as we encounter tantrums and the whirlwind of tween and teen years.

But how do we support our child with those BIG feelings that often come with the BIG behaviours?

Come and be part of a relaxed and interactive seminar….

Parenting Seminar - Exploring Children’s Emotions

Takes parents, care givers and educators on a journey of exploration, reflection and discussion to help better understand children’s emotional states, developmental stages of emotional intelligence, what takes place neurologically for a child and a framework with strategies to help regulate children’s emotions.

Exploring Children’s Emotions is a 90 minute interactive seminar where parents are encouraged to share their experiences and real situations are brainstormed and explored, so that parents leave the seminar with more tools in their parenting tool bag.

Each participant receives a resource pack.

Parenting Seminar - School Transition

This very popular school presentation has featured in many schools as part of the Prep Orientation Period. This 60 minute interactive seminar explores startegies on preparing children for school. Tackling topics such as first day jittery nerves, separation anxiety, after school meltdowns, supporting neurodiverse children and so much more.

Each participant receives a resource pack.

This is what parent’s have been saying…

“Useful tools and tips that can be put into practice.”

“Thank you for your time Annette, I found looking at the different parenting styles and the traffic lights useful.”

“Your delivery style was very calming and welcoming and very practical.”

“ I found the openness and interaction really useful, I really enjoyed it.”