Understanding Influences on Behaviour

Promoting Peer Social Competency 

The Problem With Discipline

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CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS AND DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS WITH YOUR TEEN

Registration contact Rockridge Secondary PAC 

PROMOTING PEER SOCIAL COMPETENCY  in Preschoolers 

contact jane.white@nscr.bc.ca of North Shore Community Resources Society to register 

A Parent's Influence

A 4-seminar comprehensive parenting course that supports parents to understand how to effectively connect with their teens to influence their behaviour in positive ways. The course is free, but space is limited so preregistration and a commitment to attend all 4 seminars is required (April 26th, May 3rd, 10th & 17th) Follow the link to register:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/a-parents-influence-tickets-33414308095?ref=enivtefor001&invite=MTE4MTA2OTAvdGxha2VAcGFwZXJsYWJlbC5jYS8w&utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=inviteformalv2&ref=enivtefor001&utm_term=attend

The Family System

Space is limited – registration is required. Call Parkgate’s front office at (604) 983 – 6350 to register

Barcode for Workshop: 381082

Barcode for childminding: 386604

The Effects of Temperament on Behaviour

Space is limited – registration is required. Call Parkgate’s front office at (604) 983 – 6350 to register

Barcode for Workshop: 381081

Barcode for childminding: 386606

The Family System

The Problem With Discipline (Middle Years)

Promoting Peer Social Competence

Space is limited – registration is required. Call Parkgate’s front office at (604) 983 – 6350 to register

Barcode for Workshop: 379766

Affecting Young Children's Behaviour

Space is limited – registration is required. Call Parkgate’s front office at (604) 983 – 6350 to register

Barcode for Workshop: 379764

“Teenagers; Challenging Behaviours & Difficult Conversations”

The teen years can be challenging to parent, and while traditional parenting methods can often start to ‘backfire’ and disrupt the establishment of relationships with teens, some of their behaviours invite us to use strict consequences.  Where is the happy medium?  A review of ‘what works’ with teens, as well as research-based insights into teen high risk behaviours that helps us determine how to best support them during these challenging years.

“Teenagers; Challenging Behaviours & Difficult Conversations”

The teen years can be challenging to parent, and while traditional parenting methods can often start to ‘backfire’ and disrupt the establishment of relationships with teens, some of their behaviours invite us to use strict consequences.  Where is the happy medium?  A review of ‘what works’ with teens, as well as research-based insights into teen high risk behaviours that helps us determine how to best support them during these challenging years.

Go to www.eventbrite.ca and tag Christopher Burt, Whistler

“The Problem with Discipline” is a discussion on how parents can effectively influence their children's behaviour through the elementary school years. The seminar examines how children experience their parents' messages differently as they transition through developmental stages and how parents need to adjust their techniques accordingly.  This explains why 'simple' discipline techniques often don't stand the test of time, and can even backfire in the adolescent years, as our children gain new ways of interacting with the world, and their brains - and understanding - change with age.

Go to www.eventbrite.ca and tag Christopher Burt, Whistler 

The Problem With Discipline

The Problem With Discipline