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Events
Please check with external organisations if events are going ahead.
These arrangements may change on a day to day basis.
Dear Dan Webinar
18 May 2020, 2-5pm live online (with a half-hour break from 3.15-3.45pm)
How to parent as you hope to during the lockdown
Family Futures is inviting adoptive parents, foster carers and kinship carers to sign up to a live online webinar on 18 May with Dr Dan Hughes, founder of DDP. Dan will be offering parenting ideas to inspire you and creative ways to help children (and their parents) experience safety in spite of the anxious times we are living through.
Participants are invited to send 2 questions for Dan in the ‘notes’ section of the webinar booking form. Questions will then be grouped into key themes which will be covered by Dan’s presentation and there will also be two live Q&A sessions during the webinar: before the break and at the end. Participants will also receive the recorded version of the webinar which will be available for one month afterwards.
Dan Hughes’ therapeutic model of DDP involves assisting children (and their parents) understand their troubled past while also enhancing their ability to form trusting relationships with their adoptive parents or carers. Parenting skills including PACE (playful, accepting, curious and empathic) will be explored for assisting both children and their parents to experience greater safety during this time of heightened stress when the pressures on the whole family are greater than ever by living in lockdown.
The cost of the live webinar is £25.
All profits will go to the Family Futures Crisis Fund to support families of traumatised children in crisis.
How to parent as you hope to during the lockdown
Family Futures is inviting adoptive parents, foster carers and kinship carers to sign up to a live online webinar on 18 May with Dr Dan Hughes, founder of DDP. Dan will be offering parenting ideas to inspire you and creative ways to help children (and their parents) experience safety in spite of the anxious times we are living through.
Participants are invited to send 2 questions for Dan in the ‘notes’ section of the webinar booking form. Questions will then be grouped into key themes which will be covered by Dan’s presentation and there will also be two live Q&A sessions during the webinar: before the break and at the end. Participants will also receive the recorded version of the webinar which will be available for one month afterwards.
Dan Hughes’ therapeutic model of DDP involves assisting children (and their parents) understand their troubled past while also enhancing their ability to form trusting relationships with their adoptive parents or carers. Parenting skills including PACE (playful, accepting, curious and empathic) will be explored for assisting both children and their parents to experience greater safety during this time of heightened stress when the pressures on the whole family are greater than ever by living in lockdown.
The cost of the live webinar is £25.
All profits will go to the Family Futures Crisis Fund to support families of traumatised children in crisis.
Touchbase - Louise Michelle Bomber
A specialist teacher, therapist, trainer and author in the field of trauma recovery. Supporting children and young people aged 5-25.
18th May Embracing Sadness Webinar
20th May Preparing to go back to school.
22nd May Re-orientation once back in school.
A specialist teacher, therapist, trainer and author in the field of trauma recovery. Supporting children and young people aged 5-25.
18th May Embracing Sadness Webinar
20th May Preparing to go back to school.
22nd May Re-orientation once back in school.
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The Power of Positive Relationships
for Young People RE-SCHEDULED FROM MAY 2020
Tuesday 3 November 2020 9:00am - 4:00pm The Academy, Wheatley House, 150 Ingram Street, Glasgow, G1 1EJ A one day event to provide a platform for Educators to share knowledge and best practice around relationship building in young people. Organisers Red Harbour are an event, policy and content management agency specialising in the children and young people sector. www.redharbour.org |
Where is the Love? Conference
Thursday 26th November 2020 Inchyra Grange Hotel, Falkirk What does LOVE really mean to children and young people in care, and how do we make sure their daily lives are filled with it? Moore House Group are proud to host their 2020 conference Where is the Love?, with international keynote speaker Tony Bloemendaal (Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist) and other special guests to be announced soon. Love has been a central theme of the Independent Care Review and is fundamental to our practice across the Moore House Group. We will be joined on the day by Judy Furnivall (Independent Consultant) for a hot-off-the-press update from the Love Group on the Independent Care Review”. 
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SAIA Event Cancellation Policy
Registrations cancelled 10 or less working days before the event will not be eligible for a refund. Registration cancelled more than 10 working days before the event will be refunded 80% of the registrations fees. The remaining 20% of the fee contributes to bank fees and administration costs incurred. Transferring your place to another individual does not cost any additional fees, however we request that this is confirmed by email in advance of the event.
Registrations cancelled 10 or less working days before the event will not be eligible for a refund. Registration cancelled more than 10 working days before the event will be refunded 80% of the registrations fees. The remaining 20% of the fee contributes to bank fees and administration costs incurred. Transferring your place to another individual does not cost any additional fees, however we request that this is confirmed by email in advance of the event.
