The Contented Child

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope
2019-11-22 12:30 - 14:45 (Europe/London) | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

'Why do I Worry?' A Structured Intervention for Managing The Anxious Child
2019-11-22 09:45 - 12:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
‘WHY DO I WORRY?’ – For parents and professionals to provide support at home and in the school environment.
Newly adapted ‘WHY DO I WORRY?’ 7 plus week intervention to help children and young people manage their anxieties, based on the How Big Is Your Worry resource which proves so useful with our young people.
Written by Niki Green, who is delivering this workshop, due to the rapid increase in numbers of young people with anxiety. The intervention aims to raise self-awareness of the issues which cause anxiety
educate about the anxiety cycle
learn to evaluate and quantify their worries including identifying areas of control
increase awareness of their strengths and difficulties
understand the changes in the brain during anxious moments
an understanding of the physical feelings indicating anxiety
educate around the optimal time to use strategies for calming
develop a range of problem solving skills and distraction techniques
and introduce a mindfulness calming activity.
Resources are dispatched after the event in a zipped folder which is labelled into weeks to enable ease of delivery. The resulting workbook produced can often provide invaluable evidence towards any further assessment process and has been commended by local health professionals. Suitable for young people 6-16 years of age.
Parking is free at the venue when you display a note stating ‘With The Contented Child’ in the windscreen of your car.

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope
2019-11-19 09:15 - 11:20 | St Johns CE Primary School, Provender Way, Grove Green, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5TZ, United Kingdom
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person. There is limited availability at this venue so early booking is advised.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

BOUNCING BACK, BUILDING RESILIENCE IN CHILDREN
2019-11-12 12:30 - 14:45 | Fort Luton, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, United Kingdom
With ever growing numbers of children struggling with anxiety and depression the need for children to be able to ‘bounce back’ from life’s challenges becomes increasingly imperative.
Resilience is the ability to steer through serious life challenges and find ways to bounce back and to thrive, it helps people live happier, healthier, more successful lives and protects against depression.

This workshop, bought to you by Niki Green will aim to

educate attendees in resilience and its importance for child development.
reflect on ways to be positive role models for children.
teach ways to boost children’s ability to bounce back from life’s challenges and thrive.

Attendees will receive an extensive electronic resource pack after the event to further support learning and supporting young people.

UNDERSTANDING A CHILD'S ANGER
2019-11-12 09:45 - 12:00 | Fort Luton, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, United Kingdom
Have you ever wondered why your child is so angry or what you can do to manage their outbursts or meltdowns?
There are very real reasons why a child behaves in this way. Anger doesn’t just appear from nowhere. This workshop will give you a new and unique understanding about what is causing your child to behave this way, how to anticipate and diffuse angry outbursts and will provide interventions and strategies to help your child become calm, emotionally responsive and self-controlled.
There will be practical activities and an extensive resource pack mailed out post workshop. Your trainer is Niki Green.

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope
2019-11-08 10:00 - 12:30 | Aspen SMILE Training and Resource Centre, Whitfield Aspen School, Mayfield Road, Whitfield, Dover, Kent, CT16 3LJ, United Kingdom
BEING RUN IN CONJUNCTION WITH ASPEN SMILE TRAINING AND RESOURCE CENTRE
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person. There is limited availability at this venue so early booking is advised.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

The A-Z of Dyslexia
2019-11-08 09:45 - 12:45 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
This course is designed for professionals as well as parents and carers with children that have literacy difficulties and possible dyslexia. It will look at what is dyslexia, what to look out for when working with your child and how to help them achieve success.
The course will also provide an over view of phonics and how this plays a large part of reading and writing success. This course is very hands on and so a camera phone will be useful to take away images of what you have seen and participated in.
Content
What is dyslexia?
Working through definitions and what to look for.
Myth busting. Social and emotional costs of dyslexia.
How does it feel to have dyslexia? Examples of common issues through activities.
How does memory play a large part in dyslexia? Auditory and visual memory games and activities.
What is phonics? Looking at how words and constructed and deconstructed for spelling.
How can I help at home? Reading and spelling hands on activities.
What’s next? Looking forward to assessments, specialist teaching sessions, support from school.
YOUR TRAINER IS NATALIE BARNETT, SPECIALIST DYSLEXIA TEACHER AND ASSESSOR
FEEDBACK
‘Thank you so much to Natalie, I learnt more in the last three hours about dyslexia and how to support my son than I ever thought I would. I just wish I had done the workshop sooner!
I highly recommend the workshop, it’s the best thing you can do if you suspect or know your child has dyslexia’

Refreshments included, free parking at venue with display of ‘With The Contented Child’ note.

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope
2019-11-05 12:30 - 14:45 | Fort Luton, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, United Kingdom

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope SOLD OUT
2019-11-05 09:45 - 12:00 | Fort Luton, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, United Kingdom

How To Run Lego Therapy Intervention SOLD OUT
2019-11-01 13:00 - 14:45 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
Lego Therapy was originally developed for children with autism but brick building has been and continues to be used therapeutically with children with other social skill difficulties and communication difficulties including language impairment and social use of language. It promotes development of key communication skills, including attention and listening, vocabulary and concept development, sharing, collaboration, describing and explaining, turn taking, problem solving and conflict resolution.
The course will equip the attendees with the theory behind therapeutic brick building and Lego Therapy. It is designed to be a practical and interactive workshop for education staff and parents that covers how to set up and run therapeutic brick building sessions within the home and education settings. As part of the course there will be a practical activity, running a therapeutic brick building session. The course will equip attendees with practical advice that can be applied immediately into everyday practice. Attendees will also receive resources to support the intervention electronically after the event.
Ticket £20 per person.

UNDERSTANDING A CHILD'S ANGER SOLD OUT
2019-11-01 09:45 - 12:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

'WHY DO I WORRY?', A Parent and Child Workshop (9-11YRS)
2019-10-26 13:30 - 16:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
Based on our popular ‘Why Do I Worry?’ intervention, this workshop will enable you to work with your child in a supportive environment with skilled facilitators. We shall be looking to

raise self-awareness
educate about the anxiety cycle
ascertain understanding of emotions
understand the changes in the brain before and during anxiety
an understanding of the physical feelings during the anxiety cycle
educate around the optimal time to use strategies for calming
develop a range of coping strategies, using the ‘How Big is Your Worry?’ resource amongst others
understand the consequences of choices
create a plan managing wellbeing moving forward from the workshop

Together with your child you will complete a workbook which will serve as a prompt and support moving on from the workshop. This interactive workshop will also comprise practical activities with children making their own calming tube, stress ball and activities around deep breathing/mindfulness. Children will take home resources at the end of the session.
Costs (to include extensive resources)
Parent/one child £45
Additional Child £20
Additional Adult £5
Parking is free at the venue with a note displayed stating ‘With The Contented Child’

'WHY DO I WORRY?', A Parent and Child Workshop (age 6-9yrs)
2019-10-26 10:00 - 12:30 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

'WHY DO I WORRY?', A Parent and Child Workshop SOLD OUT
2019-10-25 13:30 - 16:00, 2019-10-25 10:00 - 12:30 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

BOUNCING BACK, BUILDING RESILIENCE IN CHILDREN SOLD OUT
2019-10-11 12:30 - 14:45 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

How to Run Emotional Regulation Intervention, A Structured Approach
2019-10-11 09:45 - 12:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
EMOTIONAL REGULATION – For parents and professionals to provide support at home and in the school environment
For many children to thrive and succeed within the home and school setting, they need to have developed an ability to manage/regulate their emotions so that they are able to learn and achieve.
An original version of the intervention written by Niki Green has been successfully implemented in many local schools and Niki is now running a new enhanced version of the original program in several other Shepway schools as well as privately through The Contented Child with measured impact. The original version is being successfully run across Kent. Delegates will have the opportunity to gain a theoretical overview of the rage/anxiety cycle and to consider the underlying reasons for a pupil’s behaviour. Delegates will be supported to identify strategies to support pupils at each of the stages of the rage/anxiety cycle and to explore the reasons for heightened anxieties/emotions.
Delegates will be provided with a resource pack to run the new enhanced 6/12 week structured intervention programme through sharing examples of effective practice.The programmes are structured to enable the pupils to develop their skills in managing their own crisis situations and to be able to reflect. Children will create a workbook and be introduced to a variety of visual supports which can be used as a management tool by parents/setting staff and enable consistency in approach. This programme can also be adapted for small group work.
Parking is free at the venue with display of a note saying ‘With The Contented Child’.

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope
2019-10-08 09:15 - 11:15 | Aylesham Primary School, Attlee Avenue, Aylesham, Kent, CT3 3BS, United Kingdom
OPEN TO PARENTS OF AYLESHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person. There is limited availability at this venue so early booking is advised.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

Managing Difficult Emotions - A Parent and Child Workshop (9-12yrs)
2019-08-01 13:30 - 16:00, 2019-07-27 13:30 - 16:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
AGE 9 – 12 YEARS
Do you struggle to understand/manage your child’s fluctuating emotions? Are after school meltdowns impacting on your family life? Are you uncertain of how best to support your child during their ‘crisis’ situations?
Based on our popular Emotional Regulation intervention, this workshop will enable you to work with your child in a supportive environment. We shall be looking to

raise self-awareness
educate about the anxiety/anger cycle
ascertain understanding of emotions (both in oneself and other)
understand the changes in the brain before and during crisis
an understanding of the physical feelings during the cycle
educate around the optimal time to use strategies for calming
develop a range of strategies
understand the consequences of choices

Together with your child you will complete a workbook which will serve as a prompt and support moving on from the workshop. This interactive workshop will also comprise practical activities with children making their own calming tube, stress ball and activities around deep breathing. Children will take home resources at the end of the session.

Costs (to include extensive resources)
Parent/one child £35
Additional Child £15
Additional Adult £5
Tickets are limited for this workshop so there will be ample support from an experienced facilitator throughout.
Please note age ranges prior to booking.
Parking free with a note displayed stating ‘With The Contented Child’.

Managing Difficult Emotions - A Parent and Child Workshop (6-9yrs)
2019-08-01 10:00 - 12:30 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
AGE 6 – 9 YEARS
Do you struggle to understand/manage your child’s fluctuating emotions? Are after school meltdowns impacting on your family life? Are you uncertain of how best to support your child during their ‘crisis’ situations?
Based on our popular Emotional Regulation intervention, this workshop will enable you to work with your child in a supportive environment. We shall be looking to

raise self-awareness
educate about the anxiety/anger cycle
ascertain understanding of emotions (both in oneself and other)
understand the changes in the brain before and during crisis
an understanding of the physical feelings during the cycle
educate around the optimal time to use strategies for calming
develop a range of strategies
understand the consequences of choices

Together with your child you will complete a workbook which will serve as a prompt and support moving on from the workshop. This interactive workshop will also comprise practical activities with children making their own calming tube, stress ball and activities around deep breathing. Children will take home resources at the end of the session.

Costs (to include extensive resources)
Parent/one child £35
Additional Child £15
Additional Adult £5
Tickets are limited for this workshop so there will be ample support from an experienced facilitator throughout.
Please note age ranges prior to booking.
Parking free with a note displayed stating ‘With The Contented Child’.

Managing Difficult Emotions - A Parent and Child Workshop (age 6-9 yrs)
2019-07-27 10:00 - 12:30 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

Managing Difficult Emotions - A Parent and Child Workshop SOLD OUT
2019-07-25 13:30 - 16:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

Managing Difficult Emotions - A Parent and Child Workshop SOLD OUT
2019-07-25 10:00 - 12:30 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope (£10 TICKETS AVAILABLE)
2019-07-12 09:45 - 12:00 | War Memorial, Capel, New Dover Road, Capel le Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JJ, United Kingdom
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person. Parking free when displaying ‘with The Contented Child’ in the windscreen.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope (£10 TICKETS AVAILABLE)
2019-07-02 13:15 - 15:15 | St Margaret’s CE Junior School, 70 Orchard Street, Gillingham, Kent, ME8 9AE, United Kingdom
FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN ATTENDING ST MARGARET’S CE JUNIOR SCHOOL, RAINHAM
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

Anxiety, Helping Children to Cope
2019-06-21 09:15 - 11:15 | Joy Lane Primary School, Joy Lane, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4LT, United Kingdom
AVAILABLE TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN ATTENDING JOY LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL, WHITSTABLE AND SCHOOLS THAT ARE PART OF THE COASTAL ALLIANCE .
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche

The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies/activities that can be used within home and school.
THIS WORKSHOP IS SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11YRS.
Parent Review
‘I was amazed by how many parents are experiencing the same types of anxiety issues in our children, made you feel like you were not alone. I have searched the internet myself for solutions but Niki, the trainer gave us some great techniques and tools to try and recommended resources such as books, tools and exercises. Also useful is how Niki explained how anxiety affects the different parts of the brain and how this translates into my child’s brain, made me think of when I really see my daughter struggling with her anxiety. Totally recommend, great value’

Anxiety – Helping Children to Cope (£10 TICKETS AVAILABLE)
2019-06-14 09:45 - 12:00 | Singleton Village Hall, Hoxton Close, Ashford, Kent, TN23 5LB, United Kingdom
‘Anxiety is a thin stream of fears trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.’
Arthur Somers Roche
The daily pressures on our children are increasing from targets and testing in the classroom to the rise of pressure advertising and social media. For many of our children the world, or certain aspects of it, is overwhelming, complex and scary. From separation and social anxiety to performance and health anxiety, an increasing number of children now benefit from direct support to manage their worries.
This workshop will introduce you to the current thinking around children’s anxiety and move onto exploring ways to support young people to manage their anxiety more effectively. We will introduce you to visual resources and a toolbox of practical strategies that can be used within home and school.
Tickets £10 per person. Parking free.
FEEDBACK
‘Fantastic course – can definitely recommend and I will certainly attend more workshops on offer. Thank you for delivering a well rounded session and thank you to everyone else present. I came away feeling more informed, confident and reassured. This is probably the first time that I felt that others ‘got it’, that I wasn’t alone and it has reassured me that I am heading in the right direction with the various strategies etc. Once again, thank you for the professional delivery of the course and opportunity’

Supporting Your Child's Emotional Regulation
2019-06-07 09:15 - 11:15 | St Thomas More Primary School, Walderslade, Chatham, Kent, ME5 0NF, United Kingdom
AVAILABLE TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN ATTENDING ST THOMAS MORE, ST BENEDICTS, ST WILLIAM OF PERTH, AND SWINGATE SCHOOLS.
Are you the parent/carer of a child who struggles to regulate their emotions and is often misunderstood as a result? A professional who supports children with emotional regulation issues in the school setting? Or a child who keeps their emotions in check during the school day only to have a meltdown on coming home.
This workshop is designed for professionals and parents of school aged children with difficulties tolerating and expressing their feelings, leading to outbursts and other displays of overwhelming emotion. Attendees will learn about emotional dysregulation in children and the role of biological and environmental factors.
Practical strategies and resources to support children in understanding and managing their emotions and resulting behaviours will be shared and discussed, as well as strategies for promoting your child’s wellbeing.
Free parking available at the venue, please display a note stating ‘With The Contented Child’.

How To Run Lego Therapy Intervention
2019-05-24 13:15 - 15:00 | West Minster Primary School, 235 St George's Avenue, Sheerness, ME12 1ET, United Kingdom
IN COLLABORATION WITH WEST MINSTER PRIMARY SCHOOL, SHEERNESS
Lego Therapy was originally developed for children with autism but brick building has been and continues to be used therapeutically with children with other social skill difficulties and communication difficulties including language impairment and social use of language. It promotes development of key communication skills, including attention and listening, vocabulary and concept development, sharing, collaboration, describing and explaining, turn taking, problem solving and conflict resolution.
The course will equip the attendees with the theory behind therapeutic brick building and Lego Therapy. It is designed to be a practical and interactive workshop for education staff and parents that covers how to set up and run therapeutic brick building sessions within the home and education settings. As part of the course there will be a practical activity, running a therapeutic brick building session. The course will equip attendees with practical advice that can be applied immediately into everyday practice. Attendees will also receive resources to support the intervention electronically after the event.
Ticket £20 per person.
