Tuning in to Kids & Tuning in to Teens- Wednesday Mornings- at Mudgee Therapy Room

For parents and carers of children and young people

Parents, Carers & Educators skills course – Mudgee- May/June 2021
Wednesday mornings 9.30- 11am

Seven one and a half hour sessions
May 12, 19, 26; June 2,9,16; July 7.

COST: $235 for the series of 7 sessions. 

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For couples registering together a discount is available- use discount code COUPLEMAY21. For individuals who have previously completed Tuning in to Kids /Tuning in to Teens at Mudgee Therapy Room and are attending as a refresher, use discount code REFRESHER. 

Tuning in to Kids and Tuning in to Teens, developed by the University of Melbourne, offers an approach to parenting and caring which supports children and young people’s emotional development and intelligence. It also provides strategies for adults to help kids through difficult moments in ways that bring children, young people and their parents, carers and educators closer and promotes learning. This course will draw on material from both Kids and Teens, tailored to the ages, stages and needs of the children and young people that the group participants parent, care for and work with. 

The course is suitable for;

• parents, carers, mentors and teachers of children and young people
  who are experiencing the usual ups and downs of growing up,
• parents and carers who are supporting children and young people who have a disability,
  or are recovering from trauma and difficult experiences.
  
  Participants learn EMOTION COACHING principles and skills to help kids and young people....
• recognise and understand their own and other people’s feelings
• talk about and manage their emotions in safe and appropriate ways
• grow in confidence in solving problems and managing disagreements
  
  These skills are often called ‘emotional intelligence’, and research shows they are really important for kids.
  Children and young people with higher emotional intelligence:
• enjoy greater success with making friends and managing conflict with peers
• have better concentration, so they are more likely to succeed academically
• are more able to self soothe when upset or angry
• tend to have fewer childhood illnesses
• have more stable and satisfying relationships as adults; and
• have greater career success ....
  ...emotional intelligence may be a better predictor of academic and career success than IQ!

FACILITATORS- Wednesday 

Angela Middleton is a Social Worker who provides counselling to children, adults, families and couples with interpersonal difficulties, life transitions, and recovery from trauma. An accredited Tuning in to Kids facilitator over the past eight years, she enjoys supporting parents and carers in finding new parenting tools.

Kate Baker has worked with families, children and young people 13 years, across several Banardos programs, including Reconnect youth program, Brighter Futures, family support.She is an accredited Tuning in to Kids facilitator and has been delivering Tuning in to Kids over the past 3 years.