Upcoming Parent Workshop: Nurturing Your Child’s Emotional Wellbeing

Upcoming Parent Workshop: Nurturing Your Child’s Emotional Wellbeing


Tracy Greenwood
Tracy Greenwood
Upcoming Parent Workshop: Nurturing Your...

We warmly invite all parents and carers to join us for an insightful evening session focused on practical ways to support young people’s mental and emotional health.

  • Date: Wednesday 16th September

  • Time: 6:30pm – 7:30pm

  • Location: Assembly Hall

What the session covers:

Understanding the Landscape: A brief overview of the current psycho-social and emotional climate facing young people today.

The 3-Step Emotional Approach: Learn how to help young people identify their emotions without judgment and choose healthy, thoughtful responses.

Research-Backed Strategies: Practical, evidence-based self-help tools for positive wellbeing that apply to both younger children and young adults.

Knowing When & How to Get Help: How to recognize when a young person needs extra support and how to access local and specialist resources.

Whether you are looking for proactive strategies to support your child through secondary school or tailored guidance on handling heightened stress, this hour will provide clear, actionable tools for your family.

How to Register:

Please confirm your attendance by registering on Scopay. Tickets are free and will be on a first come first served basis.

Refreshments will be served from 6pm

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