HELPING COMPANIES SUPPORT PARENTS IN THEIR WORKFORCE
Support your employees to build their children's emotional well-being and resilience
Given Covid19, now more than ever individuals are focused on how they can achieve a good work / life balance. Being a good parent is high priority for many employees. Our wide range of informative parenting talks will give the parents in your organisation the skills and confidence they need when caring for their child's resilience and emotional well-being, enabling them to feel supported, more focused and productive.
Professional, expert and approachable
You can be reassured that we will provide an effective part of your employee wellness programme or well-being strategy with a particular focus on parenting and child mental health as we are professional, experienced and highly qualified Clinical Psychologists.
Staff seminars and talks can be offered at lunchtimes via webinar or directly (if current social distancing rules allow) and are often accessed via Employee Well-being Schemes, Employee Assistant Schemes, Occupational Health, and Human Resources Departments.
Easy and effective
- You can offer a webinar via your own online platform or via ours for up to 98 employees.
- You can chose a one off event or we can help advise you on a series of seminars that provide a comprehensive overview of a number of different topics.
- You will be supported through the process with email templates or posters to advertise the event, as well as evaluations from participants so you can feedback back to senior managers on the impact of the event on employees confidence and skill level as parents
A wide range of engaging talks and webinars on common parenting issues
- Building Secure Connections
- Calm Parenting
- Raising Resilient Children
- Children and Big Feelings
- Mindfulness Practices for Children
- Children's Sleep Masterclass
- Children's Anxiety Masterclass
- Children's Mental Health
- Helping Siblings to Get Along
- Building Children's Friendships
- Effective Communication with Children
- Holding the Child in Mind During Separation and Divorce
