Monthly Parenting Webinars:
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The aim of the webinar is to empower parents to navigate difficult conversations about substance use with their kids.
The following topics will be covered:
Identify and combat emotional triggers that often lead to unhealthy life choices
Identify early signs that may determine if a child is using a substance
Enhance your understanding of the risks of substances
Learn how you can support your daughter in being resilient in the face of adversity, be an independent thinker and make good choices! Join us no matter the age of your daughter. Be proactive, be prepared and learn at the end of our information-packed webinar about FRC services that can support you further in your journey of parenthood! We are here for you!?
In case you missed today's webinar, click on the recording below and learn all about the current resources available to you and how to support your child's learning during COVID-19.Thank you to the Education Experts of Min. of Education, Youth, Sports, Agriculture & Lands Carol Bennett- Senior Policy Advisor & Manager of the Early Childhood Care and Education Unit, Gloria Bell-Senior School Improvement Officer of the Department of Education Service and Dr. Stephanie Edwards, Clinical Psychologist of the Department of Education Services.
This exciting Part 1 of a 2-Part series features School Inclusion Specialist, June South-Robinson, who shares practical strategies for postive parenting during COVID-19.
We end this webinar series with practical tips and strategies for connecting with family members on a one-on-one basis. Hear interesting views from our guest presenter, Dr. Stephanie Edwards, Educational Psychologist.
Parents are facing additional challenges during this time. Caring for your infant and fulfilling other demands can be extremely overwhelming. Learn practical strategies to create a positive home learning environment and improve your parent-child attachment.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed on how to continue supporting your toddler's development, you’re not alone. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has left many parents feeling exhausted and insecure. One thing is certain - staying home and social distancing is an important way to reduce the risk of being infected with this virus.
Learn practical parenting and strategies to support your toddler's development during the shelter in place restrictions.
Looking after multiple children and other family members is difficult during this time. Each age group has crucial needs that need to fulfilled for healthy development. Learn age appropriate strategies to support your children as you navigate disrupted routines and changes to home, school and work life.
Now that we are spending more time indoors, it is expected that there will be a natural increase in the amount of time spent on screens - laptops, tablets, cell phones, ipads, television, pcs, gamimg consoles, and so on - but that's okay. Using screens is not a bad idea, afterall we need them now more than ever to facilitate the increase in online learning and remote working due to the pandemic, but there is a difference between use and abuse.
This second part concludes the topic on creating healthy online habits and includes some useful tips for online activity management especially during the summer break. Learn how to create an online plan for your family while ensuring safety and satisfaction for all users.
Parents have increased pressure to meet their families' basic needs during this difficult time.
Learn how to create and sustain a family budget that involves the entire family in order for children to understand the importance of making hard financial decisions during difficult times.