IDP parenting workshops
The Infant Development Program is delighted to offer a series of four workshops for parents. Each workshop will be held over Zoom. Registration is free, and is limited to 100 participants.
workshop #1
becoming a behavioural detective: understanding and supporting complex behaviour
There is always a reason for the behaviour! This powerful 90-minute online training will provide an introduction into understanding why people do the things they do. The focus will be on complex and challenging behaviour, and what's going on behind it: emotional / relationship problems, developmental disabilities, attachment strategies, sensory processing and more. This online experience is designed to support any parent who is compassionately curious about what's going on for their children, and who is eager to help them be their best selves.
when: Thursday, February 11 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm
your facilitator: Kim Barthel, Occupational Therapist
Registration for this workshop closes at 5:00 pm on February 9.
For more information on Kim and her company, Relationship Matters, please visit www.kimbarthel.ca
Mark your calendars for the upcoming workshops in this series
Ease the stress of mealtime - feeding your toddler
Tuesday, February 23 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm with Occupational Therapist Alyssa Barie
Relationships matters - building strong connections with kids
Thursday, March 11 from 7:00 - 8:30 pm with Dr. Deborah McNamara
The importance of the little things - small but significant development steps
Thursday, April 15 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm with Occupational Therapist Diane Hobelaid
Registration will open a week prior to each session.
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phone: 604-985-5371
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The NSDRC was started by a group of families in 1976. In the years since, we have worked for a "Community for All" by developing and providing community housing, infant development programs, youth groups, community-based services, and information and advocacy.
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