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Parenting Through Seperation Tokoroa - Family Works

Parenting Through Seperation Tokoroa

Parenting Through Seperation Tokoroa

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PSN 8697 Additional HR

Children who grow up with parents equipped with the skills to be effective parents are less likely to have negative social and health outcomes in later life.

The programme helps with:

  • Developing parenting confidence communicating clear expectations to children
  • Maintaining supportive whānau
    relationships
  • Strengthening sense of whanaungatanga
    (connection)
  • Learning coping strategies for parenting
    stress
  • Getting support to communicate with
    children
  • Strengthen relationships
  • Creating an Individual Support Plan
    catered to specific parenting needs
  • Learning about other local support agencies

Content:

  • Introduction, foundations for successful parenting
  • Modelling behaviour, "how to play with your child"
  • Parenting styles
  • Positive attention, encouragement, praise and rewards
  • Ages and stages of development
  • The teenage brain
  • Tree of life, key messages, celebration

Location: 43 Swanston Street, Tokoroa

Programme runs on Tuesday 19 May 10.00am-2.30pm

For more information or to register, please contact:

Email: Julie.Thompson@fwn.org.nz 

Phone: 0647 349 0990  

 

We offer Parenting through Separation group sessions with trained programme leaders – usually in two sessions of two hours each. You will be able to discuss your parenting issues and gain helpful information in a small group of up to 20 people. Anyone involved in parenting arrangements for children can attend, including grandparents and other family/ whānau members.

The Parenting through Separation programme will help you to:

  • Understand how separation affects your children and how to talk to them about it
  • Discuss arrangements for your child’s care with your ex-partner
  • Make a parenting plan
  • Keep children away from conflict
  • Find other support services in your community
  • Understand how the Family Court works