Onsite Training

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In person – Onsite Workshop

Thursday, 23 May 2024

18h00 – 19h00 (Registration at 17h45)

Presenter: Mandy Herold

This talk will explore:

•The concept of being a “good enough” parent, as opposed to a “perfect” parent, comes from the psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott. He argued that it’s not necessary for parents to be flawless in order to raise healthy and well-adjusted children. Instead, what’s important is providing children with enough love, support, and guidance to thrive

•Give parents tools for how to go back to basics with routine and connection
•Being a “good enough” parent means being present for your children, meeting their basic needs, setting reasonable boundaries, and offering them love and support. It acknowledges that parents are human and will inevitably make mistakes, but that these imperfections are a normal part of the parenting journey

In person – Onsite Workshop

Tuesday 14 May 2024

08h30 – 15h30 (Registration at 08h00)

Presenter: Maude Le Roux

This workshop will equip participants to;

· List at least 5 difficult behaviors to be explained from a developmental perspective
· Consider the co-influence of sensory-motor development with emotional developmental capacities that influences learning behavior
· Combine multiple perspectives to determine the impact of development on social-emotional skill as well as academic learning
· Capture the art of co-regulation to gain self-regulation
· Create intervention ideas with a holistic frame of reference
· Discover the mind of a troubled student in a fresh and new way