These workshops run from 9:30am - 2:30pm; they begin with a light breakfast and include a delicious buffet lunch
(preferences and allergies are fully catered for).
These interactive workshops allow for plenty of discussion and question time for everyone attending to apply the learnings to their own particular needs or challenges.
The cost of any of the days below, including full colour workbook, breakfast, lunch and all refreshments is
£150 per person.
There is an option to extend your day to 5pm to include a relaxing mindfulness session followed by afternoon tea and Procescco (see the bottom of the page for details).
Self Esteem; The Greatest Gift We Can Give Our Children
This day covers all aspects of self-esteem from exactly what it is, to why it is so crucial to children’s healthy social, academic and emotional development. Importantly, those attending will learn easily applicable techniques and strategies to increase their child's self-esteem and help them become more confident and independent. This workshop covers:
Social Brilliance; Teach Your Child Social Skills for Life
This workshop focuses on empowering parents to coach their child around any relationship difficulties they may be having. Through learning easily applicable techniques and strategies parents attending will learn how to empower their children by teaching them the art of making friends, maintaining relationships and handling playground conflicts. This workshop covers:
Resilience; Help Your Child Bounce Back From Life's Hiccups
This workshop focuses on showing parents how to coach their child around the issues they may be facing. Through learning easily applicable techniques and strategies parents attending will learn how to empower their children by teaching them the art of good communication, problem solving and how to bounce back from life’s hiccups. This workshop covers:
How to Survive (and Even Enjoy!) The Teenage Years
This workshop covers all aspects of the teenage years; the changes they are undergoing, the challenges they face and how we, as parents, can successfully navigate our way through the teenage years. There is a common myth that conflict is a necessary and fundamental part of the teenage years. However, teenagers need to become less reliant on us as parents in order to establish their independence and autonomy and much tension can be avoided by us, as parents, allowing our children enough safe, bounded space in which to grow. This workshop covers:
Counselling rooms:
Queen Cottage, 52 West Street, Marlow, Bucks SL7 2NB
Registered office:
Lovers Hall, Dean Lane, Cookham Dean, Berks SL6 9AQ