Webinars For Parents

The past year has seen a significant increase in the number of young people presenting with Eating Disorders. This webinar is designed to give parents an understanding of the types of Eating Disorder, why they develop, what to look out for and when, and how to act if they suspect their child is at risk.

This talk will give parents the strategies to help young people manage the worries and stresses of life and avoid the anxiety trap. By understanding techniques from CBT and research from neuroscience parents will gain the tools to build their child’s self awareness and self management skills, and boost emotional resilience.

This talk looks at the personal, social and environmental factors affecting mental health. It considers which factors we can influence as parents, when we need to seek professional help and what strategies we can give young people to help them protect their own wellbeing.

Understand the positives and negatives of your child’s online world. Help them become responsible digital citizens, who can manage risk and avoid harm. Covering social media use, gaming and cyber bullying, we will explore the latest guidelines on screen time, screen use and the pitfalls to be aware of.

This talk explores the four pillars of resilience. It looks at how we can help young people develop the positive mindsets & attitudes, self efficacy, resourcefulness and creativity that will allow them to become independent and courageous individuals who can cope with life’s vicissitudes.

Based on Alicia’s book, this talk will help you understand why teenagers need to push personal boundaries and how to let them go, whilst keeping them safe in the teenage world of relationships, alcohol, drugs, parties and online.

With all the hoops teenagers must jump through, keeping them motivated and on track can be hard. Learn skills to motivate your teenager in positive ways and help them develop the intrinsic motivation, which will be essential for independent living.

Learn what self esteem is, its role in determining the state of our mental health and why it should be the primary job of any parent to help their children develop it.

The environments we create for our children determine whether or not they can fulfil their potential socially, emotionally and academically.  This talk explores the different cultures of success and how they influence attitudes, as well as giving practical strategies for use at home and school.

This talk explores how parents can help their children manage difficult emotions, build emotional resilience and emotional intelligence. The techniques explored are particularly useful for those flash-point moments when drama strikes.

Children and teenagers are a work in progress and there will be times when they make mistakes and get things wrong. This talk explains how to remain calm and turn the situation around so that it becomes an opportunity for learning and growth.

There can be few things parents find more upsetting than seeing their children struggle with relationships. This talk looks at why relationships can be particularly challenging between 8 and 18 and how we can help them develop good social and communication skills.

This talk gives you the knowledge and guidance to support your child through revision and exam preparation, with tools to help them manage any pre-exam stress and anxiety, so that they can perform their best on the day.

This year’s leavers are facing a particularly challenging transition. They need skills to help them manage any anxiety and set them up for a successful senior school career. We will explore how our parental role must change to meet their need for independence.

Finishing school is always daunting and, perhaps more so than ever with gap year travel suspended, summer work limited and uncertainty over what universities will be able to run.

We will consider how we can help young people manage anxiety and prepare them for the next stage of their journey.

This is our most comprehensive parenting workshop lasting 4 hours and covering adolescent cognitive and emotional development and their impact on behaviour; how the parental role needs to change as they change; communication; boundary setting, motivation and a positive and proactive problem solving model. It looks at everything from relationships, alcohol and drugs, social networking and gaming and gives parents the opportunity to reflect on family life and compare notes with others.