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Part 2 of the Building Healthy Friendships Series (National Parents Council)

  • Dear Parents,

    We are excited to announce another round of information sessions from the National Parents Council.

    Following on from Part 1 of our RSE three-part programme (where we looked at how we can support children to make and sustain healthy relationships and friendships), Part 2 focuses on active listening skills and how we use those skills to build our relationships and support conversations with our young people.

    This session is ideally suited to parents who have completed Part 1, but it will also provide useful information and advice as a stand-alone session.

    Register now to find out how developing communication skills will help build your relationship and support conversations with your young person.

    Event Details:

    • Dates: Monday, 6th October to Friday, 10th October 2025
    • Location: Online via Zoom
    • Cost: Free

    Building Healthy Friendships Series - Part 2

    Session Highlights:

    • Learn how to truly listen and respond to your teenager.
    • Develop skills that foster stronger relationships.
    • Enhance communication to support your young person’s emotional well-being.

    How to Register: Spots are limited, and we encourage you to register early to secure your place. Click the link below and choose the session that best fits your schedule:

    Register via Office Form

    Register Now

    Session Schedule:

    • Monday 6th: 10am / 7:30pm
    • Tuesday 7th: 10am / 7:30pm
    • Wednesday 8th: 10am / 7:30pm
    • Thursday 9th: 10am / 7:30pm
    • Friday 10th: 10am

    Looking Ahead: Stay tuned for Part 3 of our series, where we will look at integrating meaningful conversations into your daily interactions with your young person.

    • Part 3: Making ‘The Big Talk’ Many Small Talks (week starting 13th October 2025)

    Part 3

    Don’t miss this opportunity to play a proactive role in your young person’s social development. We look forward to seeing you there and sharing valuable strategies that will help your child build and maintain positive relationships.

    Please also find below some links which you may find helpful on this topic:

    Warm regards,
    National Parents Council