The Resilience Project presents “Connected Parenting” Workshop with Lael Stone

Lael and the TRP Team are looking forward to delivering the “Connected Parenting” webinar on Monday March 4th from 6 – 7:15pm (75 minutes).
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT:
This webinar offers a valuable set of tools for parents and carers aiming to raise children through positive connections and communication. Tips will include:
- guiding our children to become resilient adults
- practical strategies to build stronger connections with your children
- ideas to support your children when they are frustrated or going through challenging situations
- simple ways to create co-operation
- dealing with our own triggers as a parent
- understanding big emotions and feelings and assisting your kids in becoming emotionally resilient
ABOUT LAEL STONE:
Lael Stone is an author, TEDx speaker, counsellor and parenting educator who specialises in navigating trauma and disconnection in families. She has spent the last 17 years working with families, as well as running programs in secondary schools for teens on relationships and wellbeing. She is a mother of three grown-up children and the co-founder of Woodline Primary School – a new innovative school focused on supporting emotional intelligence in children.
ACCESSING THE WEBINAR:
- registrations for the webinar are essential!
- please clink the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUqdeqqrjIuHtDPxFCErJIoD6ZUY_3SV6Vr#/registration
- follow the steps to register for the Zoom event on Monday March 4th (6 – 7:15pm)
- please refer to the details in SEQTA message
- contact Mrs. Lenny Woods (0428-115-485) or the Wellbeing Team (8683-6000) with any questions
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