Dans la continuité de la Formation initiale à l’approche parentale Hand in Hand, la Formation approfondie sur le Partenariat d’écoute entre parents est un excellent moyen d’approfondir l'outil d’écoute, qui en fin de compte, est à la base de cette approche. En effet, la formation initiale permet de découvrir le Partenariat d’écoute et de mesurer combien cette forme d'écoute […]
You are a good parent. Your t(w)een is a good kid. Really. It is so easy to get triggered when our children shut us out, "won't listen," don't seem to want to cooperate, or are having trouble in social settings or school. It can be hard to remember to plug in a little play, set […]
Why Your Kids Won’t Listen and What You Can Do About It Join my free Masterclass and get clear on why your kids won't listen and what you can do about it. I take you through 3 simple steps to build cooperation into your family before you resort to shouting or threatening your kids. This […]
Various groups starting in February and March You are a good parent. Your t(w)een is a good kid. Really. It is so easy to get triggered when our children shut us out, “won't listen,” don't seem to want to cooperate, or are having trouble in social settings or school. It can be hard to remember […]
Come with any question you have about your t(w)een! This is a free event in the Hand in Hand Network. Just follow the link, create an account, and head to the Hand in Hand Home space at the time of the event.
Come with any question you have about your t(w)een!
Educators can manage and support separation anxiety at school with a "Connection Plan" that strengthens the home-school partnership using the Hand in Hand Listening Tools. In this free training, you'll learn how to implement an effective child-centred plan that helps staff and parents work together. You must preregister to get the zoom link and/or replay
We parents set limits all the time. Sometimes we set limits to stop our children from doing something we can't allow, like hit their sibling or mess with the dog. And sometimes we set limits because we need them to start doing something, like get shoes on or come to the dinner table. If our […]
Are you the parent of a gamer? Does your family struggle with managing video games? You’re not alone. Join Velma (aka Mama Mavel) for a free, live QA session, where you can have your questions answered and learn tools that will help you more confidently navigate setting limits, manage feelings, and build connection around gaming.
Are you the parent of a gamer? Does your family struggle with managing video games? You’re not alone. Join Velma (aka Mama Mavel) for a free, live QA session, where you can have your questions answered and learn tools that will help you more confidently navigate setting limits, managing feelings, and building connection around gaming.
In this free webinar, you will discover how to: Assist them to celebrate their own unique qualities and appreciate each other's. Guide them to approach conflict with connection-geared solutions. Enjoy your children individually and, thus fortify them to deal with shared activities, objects and events. Effectively respond to sibling and friend squabbles with fresh eyes […]
Are you the parent of a gamer? Does your family struggle with managing video games? You’re not alone. Join Velma (aka Mama Mavel) for a free, live QA session, where you can have your questions answered and learn tools that will help you more confidently navigate setting limits, managing feelings, and building connection around gaming.