HI Friends has organised a parent workshop on Wednesday 26th April from 7 – 8.30pm at Impington Village College main hall.
How to open conversation with teens about healthy vs unhealthy relationships, and help them recognise and avoid toxic sexual content. Helen Roberts CEO of the Charity Dignify.org will be the guest speaker.
Booking required eventbrite.co.uk/e/lets-talk-about-porn
Practical and informative ways to help your practical and informative ways to help your child develop strategies for coping with loss (including bereavement, divorce, environmental changes) on Monday 13 June, 7-9pm at the Saint Andrew’s Centre, Histon.
Open to anyone interested in supporting children and teens with their mental health and wellbeing. This one of two new evening workshops from the HI Friends mental wellbeing team the other is Anxiety in Children and Teenagers. They are face to face workshops, full of practical and hands-on ideas to help your child deal with day-to-day anxiety as well as one-off and recurrent trauma. Based on creative counselling and play therapy principles, the workshops are run by HI Friends play therapist Emma Moat, who has 15 years of counselling, therapy and training experience. The workshops will contain practical exercises and a Q&A session..
The workshops are free, however we do ask for a donation on the night to go towards HI Friends Charity.
To register your interest, please email: emma@hifriends.org.uk
A workshop with practical and informative ways to help your child develop strategies for coping with anxiety on Monday 23 May, 7-9pm at the Saint Andrew’s Centre, Histon.
Open to anyone interested in supporting children and teens with their mental health and wellbeing. This one of two new evening workshops from the HI Friends mental wellbeing team the other is Loss in Children and Teenagers. They are face to face workshops, full of practical and hands-on ideas to help your child deal with day-to-day anxiety as well as one-off and recurrent trauma. Based on creative counselling and play therapy principles, the workshops are run by HI Friends play therapist Emma Moat, who has 15 years of counselling, therapy and training experience. The workshops will contain practical exercises and a Q&A session.
The workshops are free, however they will ask for a donation on the night to go towards HI Friends Charity.
To register your interest, please email: emma@hifriends.org.uk