Early years educators are often first to identify a young person’s behavioural and emotional support needs. They are integral in supporting parents to understand and address them. We teach you how to build children’s capacity to respond to everyday challenges and unexpected events by developing their capacity to understand, self-regulate and manage their emotions in ways that reflect the feelings and needs of others. Our programs support Quality Areas and concepts of the National Quality Standard.
Youth Mental Health
Mental Health
Support
By Parentshop Staff•
Young people between the ages of 12 and 25 often experience significant mental health challenges. During these times, family plays a crucial role in providing support and guidance. This case study explores the vital importance of involving families in the mental health care of young people and offers actionable steps for both individuals and organisations to enhance this involvement.
Engaging Adolescents
Communication
Therapy
By Parentshop Staff•
Engaging adolescents in therapy can be challenging due to their unique developmental stage and the various emotional, social, and psychological changes they experience. However, effective engagement is crucial for successful therapeutic outcomes. Here are key strategies for effectively engaging adolescents in therapy.
Parenting
Current Affairs
By Parentshop Staff•June 3, 2024
Introducing children to news and current events can be challenging, especially given the prevalence of disturbing content. However, there are strategies parents and caregivers can use to help children navigate and understand the news in a healthy way.