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Triple P Seminar
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The Triple P seminar is a great way to cover key areas we know many parents want information and help with including: • Understanding general parenting issues, why children tend to behave in certain ways under certain influences, and what they best respond to. • Dealing decisively and effectively with behaviours such as aggression, non-cooperation and disobedience. • Recognising and managing situations that might be less obvious such as sadness, anxiety, difficulty with separation and problems mixing with other children. The seminar will leave you feeling more confident and competent and ready to deal with common child behavioural and emotional issues. When: Thursday 22 April 2010 Time: 10.00am – 1.00pm (Please ensure that you arrive 15 minutes prior to ensure a prompt start) Venue: Wisemans Ferry Community Centre- Room 1 Facilitators: Vivian & Vicki from Pennant Hills Early Childhood Centre Child minding available - please advise when you book your spot RSVP: Please call 4577 9810 or 4577 9804 (Peppercorn Family Services) to secure your spot by Thursday 15 April 2010.
Cost Free
Location
Wiseman's Ferry Community Centre,
Lot 3 Singleton Road, 2775
Suburb Wiseman's Ferry Region Greater Western Sydney |
Event Leader/Facilitator
Peppercorn Family Servcies Qualifications Social Work/Early Childhood
Phone 4577 9810/4577 9804
Email » Jennifer Orlandi/Debbie Cotter
On Thu, 22 Apr 2010
10.00am - 12.00pm
Childcare Yes
Target Groups Infants, Toddlers, Children, Teenagers, Indigenous, Community Languages (CALD), Fathers
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Parking Available Refreshments Served Booking is essential |
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