This online session, ‘Growing Up is Never Easy’, is designed for parents, carers, and professionals, practitioners, and volunteers working with young people and families. Join us for a session exploring the developmental stages of youth, helping you better understand young people’s needs and the vital role relationships play in supporting them through key life transitions. […]
This online session, ‘Conflict Triggers and Response Styles’, is designed for parents, carers, and professionals, practitioners, and volunteers working with young people and families. As part of our adapted and shorter conflict resolution series, the session explores common triggers in relationships that can lead to conflict escalation and the impact this can have, while offering […]
This online session, ‘Anxiety and Resilience – Understanding Emotions and Coping (Online Conflict Resolution Series)’, is designed for parents, carers, and professionals, practitioners, and volunteers working with young people and families. As part of our adapted and shorter conflict resolution series, the session explores the experience of anxiety and fear, helping you understand the difference […]
This online session, ‘Understanding Emotions and Anger’, introduces how emotions work, with a focus on primary and secondary emotions, the difference between what we feel and what we show, and how anger develops through its cycle of trigger, escalation, release, de-escalation, and resolution. It explores anger as a normal human emotion and builds self-awareness, offering […]
This online session, ‘Understanding Emotions and Anger, introduces how emotions work, with a focus on primary and secondary emotions, the difference between what we feel and what we show, and how anger develops through its cycle of trigger, escalation, release, de-escalation, and resolution. It explores anger as a normal human emotion and builds self-awareness, offering […]
This online session, ‘The Cranial Cocktail – Mind and Body’, is designed for parents, carers, and professionals, practitioners, and volunteers working with young people and families. As part of our adapted and shorter conflict resolution series, the session introduces SCCR’s psychoeducational resource, Cranial Cocktail, exploring the vital mind–body connection and how neurochemicals influence our emotional […]