| Target audience: | Professinoals working with parents |
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| Theme/subject matter: | General Parenting, First Time Parenting, Behaviour Management, Post-separation parenting, Drugs-misuse/prevention, Strengthening Families, buidling a strong famiy identity, parenting aloner; parenting through crisis; self-esteem; parenting teenagers. |
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| Method of delivery: | Group work, One-to-one work, This programme can be adapted to a variety of environments. |
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| Programme aims: | After taking part in this training for trainers, participants will be able to: Plan, design and deliver a 6 to 12 week Family Communications Programme; Understand the theory behind the Family Communications Manual; Understand and coach parents in the principles of clear and direct communication in the home for problem solving; Support parents in implementing managing changes in the home; Support parents in parenting teenagers; Resource parents in creating a positive environment at home; Understand family diversity today; Support parents in parenting when they are: separating or divorcing, sharing parenting, parenting in a multicultural society; Resource parents to rebuild family life after a crisis; Support one-parent and separated families to encourage family pride and strong family identities. |
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| Resources used: | Paula Lonergan, Director of Professional Development, One Family. evaluated by the Family Support Agency and listed as Good Practice. Accredited by One Family. |
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