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Tuning in to Teens® for Mums (Kew)

Learn strategies to support your child as they navigate adolescence and build their independence.

 

What can this group help with

Join our workshop series and learn to:

  • better understand and help your child navigate this important developmental phase
  • strengthen your relationship with your child
  • coach your child to manage strong emotions like worry, anger and sadness
  • build your child's problem solving, conflict resolution, and resilience skills
  • help your child develop healthy friendships.

Tuning in to Teens® teaches parents how to help their children develop emotional intelligence. This key skill can help them to cope better with emotions, better engage in learning, improve their mental health, and have more stable and satisfying relationships.


Who attends

Victorian parents and carers of pre-adolescents and teenagers aged between 10 and 16.

Please note: This group may not be appropriate for all parents. Please contact us if your family is experiencing family violence, significant mental health issues or child protection issues. We will talk to you about your circumstances and whether this group is suitable for you.

Other information 

If you are attending as a couple/caregiver pair, each person must have their own device in order to participate.

Please note: Babies and children cannot be accommodated in groups.


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Dates/times

Length: 6 x weekly 2-hour group sessions

Dates: May 20, 27; June 3, 10, 17, 24

Time: 6 to 8pm

Pricing
Free of charge. It's important to book.
Location
Online
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