Parent Courses

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The basis of your parental strength

Overview 

Why support helps in care home and with children in foster care

Support for parents and carers of looked after children

The Religion Of Privacy

Parental self-assessment – The Isolation Trap

Self-Assessment 

The Solution to The Isolation Trap

Margaret Gilbert shares examples of how supporters made the difference with neuro diverse children

The Isolation Trap

A moment to reflect

I do not want my child to experience harmful shame

Overcoming the parent's shame

The fear of appearing weak

Overcoming our objections to support

Concerns about the child's reaction

The child will hate me forever

Fear of the child breaking down

Fear the child will run away

Managing the child's reaction

We have no supporters 

The school

Child’s friends and their parents 

Finding supporters 

Understanding the supporters role

How to choose a helpful supporter 

Choose your supporters carefully 

The parents Tribe 

Adolescents often listen better to supporters

Messages 

Using supporters

As a parent, are you struggling to manage challenging situations with your child? Do you sometimes feel like you're going it alone and that you don’t have support? Many parents believe that asking for help is a sign of weakness or that family problems should be kept secret. But the truth is, seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness.Our course will teach you the powerful tool of support and how it can transform your parenting experience. You'll learn:<ul><li>The benefits of a support network and how it can make parents stronger and increase their influence</li><li>The difference between helpful supporters and "unsupporters" who can actually make things worse</li><li>How to identify and access the right kind of support for your family</li><li>How to recognize and overcome your inner obstacles to getting support</li><li>Step-by-step guidance on how to introduce support to your family and make it a positive, transformative experience for you and your child</li></ul>This is one of the most powerful secrets behind Non-Violent Resistance (NVR), a proven approach to parenting that emphasizes connection, cooperation, and the village around the child. By tapping into the unused potential of support, you'll gain the confidence and skills to become a stronger, more effective parent. In the process, you’ll be able to extend to your child a cogent “invitation to belong”.

Breaking the Myth the Isolated Leader: Strength Is Found in Support

Support as a Superpower: Empowering Parents and Children

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Support as a Superpower: Empowering Parents and Children

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