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Parenting Teenagers Through Challenging Times

Submitted by biancaellis on 15 February 2012

NMIT's Youth Unit in conjunction with the Youth Connections program present a free seminar to explore effective ways to develop a strong and supportive parent-teenager relationship, manage adolescent behaviour and guide teenagers in the right direction.
 
The seminar will look at the changing nature of your role as a parent, including:

Battalion Punk/Metal Sessions & Lessons

Submitted by biancaellis on 3 January 2012

Want to be apart of the Battalion Punk/Metal sessions that E-Focus & Jets are hosting?

eheadspace - Online telephone and Counselling Service

Submitted by biancaellis on 23 November 2011

NMIT Taster Program

Submitted by biancaellis on 9 August 2011

Parenting Teenagers Through Challenging Times - Session 2

Submitted by biancaellis on 18 July 2011

 
NMIT's Youth Unit in conjunction with the Youth Connections program present a free seminar to explore effective ways to develop a strong and supportive
parent-teenager relationship, manage adolescent behaviour and guide teenagers in the right direction.
The seminar will look at the changing nature of your role as a parent, including:

Parenting Teenagers Through Challenging Times - Session 1

Submitted by biancaellis on 18 July 2011

 
NMIT's Youth Unit in conjunction with the Youth Connections program present a free seminar to explore effective ways to develop a strong and supportive parent-teenager relationship, manage adolescent behaviour and guide teenagers in the right direction.
 
The seminar will look at the changing nature of your role as a parent, including:

  • ages and stages - where they're at
  • communication
  • increasing independence
  • boundary setting
  • encouraging healthier choices

 

Parentz' Own

Submitted by biancaellis on 18 July 2011

Free Seminar: Parenting Adolescents

Submitted by biancaellis on 18 July 2011

Free Seminar: Parenting Adolescents 

Thursday 17th August 2011

Do you have teenage kids?
Are you a family therapist or a youth worker?
Do you volunteer for an organisation that works with adolescents?