Workshops offered
For parents
Coparentalité
Communicating with my child's parent ... not easy
For the children
Parent informed, child prepared
These workshops help explain the separation to children 7 to 12 years of age and to recognize emotions and express them. The children are also given little tricks to help them feel better.
Parents, on the other hand, explore the emotions associated with a separation in order to develop attitudes that facilitate the adjustment to their separation and that of their child.
Procedure: the parent comes to the establishment with his/her child, and each participates in a separate 1 hour workshop. Then they get back together for about fifteen minutes, so that the children can show their parents what they have done (DIY, activities, songs, etc.)
Parents who registers for this workshop with their child agree to participate in 3 sessions of 1:30, given two weeks apart.
Duration: 3 sessions of 1h30- FREE- At Saint-Hyacinthe only
The objectives:
- Identifying the stages of separation and the emotions experienced
- Identifying emotions and understanding how they express themselves
- Winning tips and attitudes for the child in a separation context
Offered in French only.
For upcoming dates see our Facebook page.
Contact:
- by email at ateliers@petitpont.org
- by phone at 1 866-773-2225
For Professionals
The impacts of separation and the consequences of conflict
Duration: 3 hours
This workshop will focus on:
- The psychological and emotional impacts of separation on parents and children
- Possible steps at the time of separation
- Types of care prioritized according to the child’s age
- Proven tools that can help the family
- Types of conflicts and consequences on the family
Offered in French only
Contact:
- by phone at 1 866-773-2225 #104
- by email at ateliers@petitpont.org
Parental alienation: are you really witnessing this?
Duration: 3 hours
Please note that this workshop is intended for professionals who work with families in a context of separation and conflict.
The objectives of the workshop are to:
- Show how the process begins and the factors contributing to its evolution
- Identify the role of the different actors involved in this dynamic
- Focus on a way of intervening in cases of suspected parental alienation
We will not provide an evaluation tool, but rather an understanding of the process and a vision of possible actions at the professional level.
Offered in French only.
Contact:
- by phone at 1 866-773-2225 #104
- by email at ateliers@petitpont.org
