Parenting and Child Development

A five week course, explaining how children look to their parents or caregivers for support; from safety and security to exploration.

Learn to identify children's needs and how to promote secure attachment in children. Suitable for parents of children of all ages, but focuses on infants and young children.

This six-week course will teach parents how to help their children identify and understand their emotions, support them to problem solve, and build their confidence. It also provides an opportunity for parents to learn ways to connect with and strengthen their relationship with their children.

In this six-week course, you’ll learn skills on how to talk to and understand your tween or teenager. Learn how to support them to manage their emotions and navigate adolescence. You’ll support them to build their problem-solving skills, whilst maintaining connection with you as their parent.

A three-week in-depth focus on John Gottman’s emotion coaching; parents will gain an understanding of their own parenting style and how this impacts their children. For those who have attended 123 Magic & Emotion Coaching, this course will build on existing skills.

In this five-week course, parents will reflect on their parenting styles to enhance communication and positive interactions with their children. Topics include messages from our past; the child's brain; our children’s behaviour; and responding effectively.

In this three-week course, you will learn to engage your children’s cooperation by positively noticing and encouraging them, setting clear expectations and helping them develop frustration tolerance, resolving family conflict, and some simple calming strategies.

Designed to help parents understand how anxiety develops, and how they can support their children during times when they experience anxiety. This three week course enables parents to be able to respond effectively, and teaching preventative steps to help children build their resilience and coping strategies.

A five-week course aimed at assisting separated/divorced parents to support their children through the changes. It explores areas such as loss and grief, attachment, resilience and communication, to support co-parenting with a focus on the needs of children.

A seven-week course for parents whose children are in out-of-home or kinship care, covering loss and grief, understanding your child’s experience, communication skills, and navigating the legal system.

An assessment is required to determine suitability.