Term 3 Parent Program is fully booked. Register for the waitlist on the form below or enquire about the term 4 program here

TERM 3 EPIC Parent Program dates:

Session 1: Wed 26 Jul, 7.30 - 8.45pm
Knowing you, knowing your young person
Session 2: Wed 02 Aug, 7.30 - 8.45pm
Understanding the situation
Session 3: Wed 09 Aug, 7.30 - 8.45pm Understanding the process
Session 4: Wed 16 Aug, 7.30 - 8.45pm
Accepting the process
Session 5: Wed 23 Aug, 7.30 - 8.45pm
Reflect and grow

The purpose of the program is to learn, share, connect. Places are limited to 10 registrations. Each session builds on the last.

We ask you to make yourself available for all sessions to enable connection and continuity.

Session one explores the concept of understanding where your young person is at and where you are at. We will do this by using interactive technology and shine the light on our personalities, emotions, environment, personal history and more.

Session two takes common and confronting challenges faced by young people, and introduces strategies to identify and understand underlying causes and resulting behaviours.

Session three unpacks the stages of change of behaviour and how we can recognise where we are at and where our young people are on the model of change. We will discuss how we can support our young people to promote positive changes and to plan ahead to support the road to change.

Session four creates an awareness of the benefits of acceptance of situations to enable enhanced decision making and improved long-term outcomes. We talk self regulation and how simple strategies can transform a situation.

Session five uses our combined knowledge to examine strategies and goals for a bright and connected future. The session will empower us to feel more confident in our decision making and provide strategies for responding proactively and thoughtfully in emotional situations.  To finish we will add some quick and easy self regulation techniques to keep us emotionally and physically regulated.

Gratitude to the SNHN for their support of parents/carers in our community