Copy of Tuning In To Kids (intensive) @ Darlinghurst

Copy of Tuning In To Kids (intensive) @ Darlinghurst

Facilitated as a group coaching model Tuning in to Kids™ is conducted under the license of the University of Melbourne...

By The Poppet Centre

Date and time

Thu, 9 May 2024 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM AEST

Location

Darlinghurst

Liverpool Street Darlinghurst, NSW 2010 Australia

Refund Policy

Contact the organiser to request a refund.

About this event

  • 7 hours

About this Event:

Facilitated as a group coaching model Tuning in to Kids™ is conducted under the license of the University of Melbourne...

Tuning in to Kids™ is a parenting program that guides parents in ways to help children learn to understand and regulate their emotions.

Previous research has found that parenting styles can influence a child’s emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand and control your emotions, as well as being able to communicate with others about how you feel.

Children with good emotional intelligence often have better emotional, social, and physical functioning, as well as fewer behavioural difficulties.

Tuning in to Kids™ is a parenting program that aims to give you helpful ways of teaching your child the skills of emotional intelligence. The program teaches you about how you, as a parent, can help your child develop good emotional skills. It teaches parents:

  • awareness and regulation of their own emotions
  • awareness of their children’s emotions
  • to use children’s emotional experiences as an opportunity for closeness and teaching
  • skills in assisting children to verbally label and manage their emotions
  • skills in assisting children in problem-solving
  • to guide children’s behaviour with appropriate limits

Tuning in to Kids™ involves watching video material, group discussions and exercises, role plays, reading the information, and home activities where you try out different ways of responding to your child’s emotions.

Participating parents are encouraged to share experiences and ideas within the group and group leaders may use these as examples to explain and teach the skills of emotion coaching.

The Process of the Intensive:

The typical facilitation of the Tuning in to Kids™ program is one session per week for six weeks. The Poppet Centre has found that many busy families find this extended commitment a challenge, so we have created an intensive 4-step model that works better for our client group.

Here's how it works...

  1. One full day of theory and group coaching;
  2. One 90-minute individual coaching session with one of the facilitators within 6-days from completion of the full days training;
  3. Voluntary participation in our peer group open-ended coaching with other past participants; and
  4. One 90-minute review coaching session with one of the facilitators within 3-weeks of the first individual coaching session.

We find this approach is more flexible for busy families, and we are more able to adapt the coaching content to suit specific family dynamics.

Meet the Facilitators:

This event will be co-facilitated by SHANE WARREN and LAURENCE CATZEL

Shane is a psychotherapist in private practice with rooms in Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Singapore, and Hong Kong. He brings to The Poppet Centre more than 25-years of experience as a coach, and facilitator; with training in theology, philosophy, and psychology. Shane’s professional life started in the youth welfare sector and has since moved in various directions. He is also a busy dad balancing work and family life. Shane is a highly decorated professional and more details on his work can be found at Shane Warren Coaching & Counselling Services.

Splitting her time between Sydney and Paris, Laurence brings to the team a background in corporate management, teaching, and education leadership. With a background in business across Europe and education within Australia, Laurence brings to the team great insights into the struggles busy parents confront across cultural boundaries. Laurence currently splits her time between facilitating parent programs, running outside of school hours care programs, and being an active parent to her own child.

FAQs

Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?

There are no age limits to participate in this event so ID is not required for registration.

What are my transport/parking options for getting to the event?

The event is held in a CBD location so transport options vary and car parking is typically a challenge - we encourage you to explore public transport options.

What can/can't I bring to the event?

Bring yourself, and a pen. Participants packs are provided but hey it's always nice to have your own things with you...

Where can I contact you with any questions?

The organizers can be contacted through this page or directly by clicking here.

Is my registration/ticket transferrable?

Your ticket can not be transferred for cash but if you can not make it and someone else in your team may like to join the discussion on your behalf, we are happy to accept that person just shoot us a quick note to advise the registration team at the event.

Can I update my registration information?

At any time.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

This is helpful but we have modern technology that means we can accept you without the ticket.

What is the refund policy?

The ticket is non-refundable.

The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay?

Sure if you can not make the event and give the ticket to another member of your team - that is cool - we ask to help with the registration process shoot us an email confirming this arrangement.

Organised by

The Poppet Centre believes that 70% of parenting is guess work, 20% doing what someone else told you would work and 10% flying totally blind…

We are here to help make the guess work more of an educated guess!

$395 – $660