Supporting Families - understanding and supporting, practically and pastorally, families of children and young people with additional needs
This seminar looks at:
Understanding the terminology regarding additional/special needs, disability etc.
Surviving the diagnosis; what is the journey that many families are on?
Transitions, milestones, rites of passage; what are some of the key 'trigger' points for families?
Dads, siblings, challenges during lockdown and more…
What appropriate practical and pastoral support can be offered to families?
Further information, resources and support to explore.
The seminar provides you with everything you need to better understand some of the challenges families of children and young people with additional/special needs encounter, what that experience can be like for them, and how to offer and provide appropriate and informed support.
The 'All Inclusive?' - Supporting Families training programme includes:
- A comprehensive colour A4 training workbook with a wealth of information and resources sent to each participant in advance.
- Access to a series of videos to explore and learn through, covering a range of topics related to supporting families of children and young people with additional needs.
- Finally, a Zoom session including discussion groups, case studies, Q&A, and signposting to further resources to investigate, as we wrap this programme up together.
"It’s an amazing opportunity to gather information and informed advice and tips. Answered my questions and uncertainties and made me feel equipped and excited about how I can work alongside all young people."