Webinars for staff and parents
Supporting young people
Accessible ideas on mental health and wellbeing
Our webinars for parents and carers explore ways in which they can support the mental health and wellbeing of their children and young people at home. Combining both theory and practical strategies, the webinars offer a range of accessible ideas for parents to choose from, and to find those that will best suit their family. The webinars last for about an hour with time for questions and answers. The webinars are free to attend and are open to all parents living in Surrey or with children attending school within Surrey.
The webinars have been very well received by parents, see their feedback below.
Webinars
All further webinars will now take place in the new academic year. Registration for these events is not yet open but new dates will be coming soon.
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Supporting Your Child With Transition – For Parents of Children with SEND
- The Resilience Framework
- Making a Plan
- Understanding my responsibilities
- Making Friends
- Helping your child know their strengths
Supporting your Child with the Transition to Secondary School
- Focusing on resilience
- The resilience framework
- Growth mindset
- Friendship worries
- Helping your child know their strengths
Supporting your Child with Self Esteem and Confidence – Secondary
- Strategies for supporting resilience
- Learning to fail
- Creating opportunities for expression
- Pillars of self esteem
- Who is on my team
- Supporting parents wellbeing
- Resilience and the online world
Supporting your Child with Self Esteem and Confidence – Primary
- Strategies for supporting resilience
- Learning to fail
- Creating opportunities for expression
- Pillars of self esteem
- Who is on my team
- Supporting parents wellbeing
Supporting your Child’s Wellbeing & Mental Health (Primary)
- The brain-body connection
- 5 ways to wellbeing
- Positive communication and connection
- The importance of play
- Promoting good sleep
Supporting your Child’s Wellbeing & Mental Health (Secondary)
- How the teenage brain develops and the connection between brain and body
- 5 ways to wellbeing
- Positive communication
- Supporting healthy online behaviour
- The importance of sleep
Supporting your Child through Year 10 & 11
- Identifying signs of stress and worry
- Strategies for supporting stress and worry
- Relaxation techniques
- Supporting revision
- Motivation
- Supporting decision making for life after Year 11
Supporting your Primary Aged Child with Anxiety – Part 1
This webinar brings a focus to general wellbeing followed by practical tips and strategies to manage anxiety. You are welcome to join all or part of the webinar.
Part 1: General Wellbeing
- Childhood brain development and the body-brain connection
- Strategies for positive communication and connection
- Practical ways to support wellbeing that best suit your child
- Sleep routines
Supporting your Primary Aged Child with Anxiety – Part 2
This webinar brings a focus to general wellbeing followed by practical tips and strategies to manage anxiety. You are welcome to join all or part of the webinar.
Part 2: Managing Anxiety
- Introduction to anxiety
- Triggers, signs and symptoms
- Cycle of anxiety (using Cognitive Behavioural Model)
- Suggestions and strategies to manage anxiety
- Signposting (request for support process)
Supporting your Child’s Self Esteem and Confidence
- Strategies for supporting resilience
- Learning to fail
- Creating opportunities for expression
- Pillars of self esteem
- Who is on my team
- Supporting parents wellbeing
Testimonials
“Fantastic presentation with the right amount of detail, theory and practical suggestions. Definitely do more of them please!”
“I attended as a teacher (Head of KS2 in Primary School). This was pitched perfectly, both presenters were engaging and informative and completely non-judgemental, despite some challenging questions. If this was a tripadvisor review, it would be 5*. Thank you.”
“Thank you for sharing this info, my daughter suffers from anxiety so I found this webinar interesting. I also liked the underlying positivity, it left me with a – I can help my child through this feeling”
