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Online parent courses - My Teen Brain and Managing Challenging Behaviour

Free online courses run by Supporting Links are available for parents and carers of young people.

A 6 week course for parents/carers of young people aged 12-19 years will cover: 

  • The Teen Brain: Recognising the physical and emotional changes taking place during the teenage years and why their behaviour changes.
  • The link between behaviour and communicating difficult feelings
  • How to maintain your relationship with good communication.
  • Understanding risk taking behaviour around drugs, alcohol and gang culture
  • How to negotiate during a conflict situation

Please open the Talking Teens poster for booking reference and details

A free 6-week online course for parents/carers of children aged 0-12 will help you to :

  • Manage challenging behaviour with consistency
  • Encourage positive behaviour
  • Build your child’s self esteem
  • Set and maintain boundaries
  • Respond to tantrums and difficult feelings in children

Call 07512 709556 or email bookings@supportinglinks.co.uk

Please open the Talking Families poster for booking reference and details

Have a look at their Summer brochure here, for more dates and details of other courses.

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