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Tuesday
Dec 17
2024

7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

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CTN-Self-Reg Parenting Course-Online

CTN-Self-Reg Parenting Course-Online

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Who should attend?    Parents and Caregivers

This Shanker Self-Reg Parenting course will provide a unique opportunity for CTN parents and caregivers to consider the roots of behaviour, learning, motivation and social challenges in kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs.

This course will explore:

  • How stress impacts the behaviour and mood of both ourselves and our children. 
  • The subtle and hidden stressors that affect kids and youth in a way we might not realize. 
  • When and how to manage our own energy and tension. 
  • How to recognize and respond to the roots of behaviour, learning and motivation. 
  • How other families use self-regulation strategies to address real-life situations and challenges. 
  • The idea that we can “lend our children our calm” through an understanding of our own stress. 
Eligibility: Must be a parent or caregiver of a past or present CTN client. 

Session Dates:
Nov. 26
Dec. 3, 10 and 17
Jan. 7, 14, 21 and 28
Feb. 4 and 11

Register for this event here

 

This Shanker Self-Reg Parenting course will provide a unique opportunity for CTN parents and caregivers to consider the roots of behaviour, learning, motivation and social challenges in kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs.

 

  Download event flyer 17-12-2024 7:00 p.m. 17-12-2024 8:30 p.m. America/Toronto CTN-Self-Reg Parenting Course-Online This Shanker Self-Reg Parenting course will provide a unique opportunity for CTN parents and caregivers to consider the roots of behaviour, learning, motivation and social challenges in kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs. kklassen@ctnsy.ca

 

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