Parenting Seminars

This hour long seminar highlights why children tend to push boundaries and how a positive approach can help parents teach their children to communicate in a healthy way.

• Understand why often children air their frustrations in an often volatile way
• Discover how to build a positive relationship when managing testing behaviours
• Learn how to adopt an assertive approach to parenting

Encouraging your children to eat is often one of the most challenging aspects of parenting. This hour-long seminar will give parents insight into how to cope with fussy eaters.

• Learn what to avoid when your child won’t eat
• Discover the recommended ways to encourage your child to eat
• Get ideas on how to make food fun for children

We’ve all been there, and we know being a teenager isn’t easy! This seminar applies psychological knowledge, giving parents insight into the world adolescents live in.

• Understand the nuances behind adolescent psychological development
• Understand the needs and experiences of your teen
• Learn how to build a healthy bond with your teenager

Cyber Bullying is a growing concern for parents as their children get older. This seminar helps parents understand this relatively new topic with actionable insights.

• Learn how to minimise the risk of cyber bullying
• Discover what steps to take if your child is experiencing cyberbullying
• Learn the best way to approach your child if they are engaging in cyber bullying

This seminar looks at the importance of play in building parent-child relationships and helping your child’s development.

• Relearn what play means
• Discover the many incredibly benefits of play for your child
• Learn how to encourage and faciliate safe and fun play for your child

Like adults, children and teenagers need relaxation and quiet time. This seminar helps parents learn how they can help their children learn the importance of me-time.

• Understand why relaxation time is important to children too
• Learn how to discover the best methods for your child
• Get the tools you need to make a self-care plan with your child