Building New Pathways for Parents:
Attachment and the developing brain
Upcoming 3 week series:
Building New Pathways for Parents:
Attachment and the developing brain
Session 1: Understanding the developing brain
Date: 16th of September, 2024
Time: 10:30am - 12pm
Cost: FREE
Session 2: Strategies for safety, regulation and connection
Date: 23rd of September, 2024
Time: 10:30am - 12pm
Cost: $80pp
Session 3: Building connections while creating boundaries
Date: 30th of September, 2024
Time: 10:30am - 12pm
Cost: $80pp
Building New Pathways for Parents is a parenting model for understanding and responding to the needs of the developing brain for all ages. This three part series will provide parents with fundamental information about the developing brain, challenging behaviours and strategies for building resilience through regulation and relationship building.
Running over three weeks, these 90 minute sessions will explore the key stages of brain development and common behaviour challenges that can arise throughout development, including:
Sleep difficulties
Difficulties with self-soothing and self-regulation
Feeding difficulties/Picky eating
Hyperactivity
Sensory sensitivities
Anxiety
Aggressive behaviour
Oppositional behaviour
Social and relational difficulties
Learning difficulties
The overview of sessions is as follows:
Session 1: An introduction to the developing brain and understanding challenging behaviours (60 min presentation + 30 Q and A) – Cost = FREE
Session 2: Reducing challenging behaviours: Strategies for safety and regulation (60 min presentation + 30 min Q and A) – Cost = $80pp
Session 3: Finding the balance between connection and correction: Building connections while creating boundaries (60 min presentation + 30 min Q and A) – Cost = $80pp
Throughout each session you will learn:
The foundations of brain development
How to understand the language of your child’s nervous system
How adverse experiences can impact of the developing brain and behaviours
How to understand diagnoses such as ADHD, ODD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder and anxiety through the lens of brain development
Develop a renewed understanding of your child’s behaviours through the lens of the ‘Needs Map’
How to respond to the need rather than react to behaviour
Explore a range of strategies to respond to the underlying needs of the developing brain
Explore strategies for common behaviours such as sleep difficulties, meltdowns, tantrums, technology transitions
How to set nurturing boundaries without rupturing connection in the relationship