What is the Incredible Years®?
Parenting can be challenging for a variety of reasons and it is a common experience to feel overwhelmed and unsure about how to make changes. The Incredible Years group gives you the opportunity to be with other parents to share ideas and learn ways to help you manage your child’s behavior positively.
The Incredible year’s group covers:
1. Ways to encourage positive behaviour in your child using special time, emotional coaching, praise, reward charts
2. Reducing negative behaviour directly through ignoring, time out for aggression and consequences
This is a non-judgmental, supportive, interactive group with group activities, discussions, video clips and with lots of helpful tips and guidance
How does it work?
Combining videos, group discussions and practical examples – where you’ll rehearse different scenarios – you will learn all the skills you need to care for your child.
You’ll be encouraged to identify your goals and work towards them, as well as workshop ways of tackling problems with the group.
Why Incredible Years?
Improve your skillsas a parent
Learn how to deal with problems
Get advice on handling your child’s behaviour
Learn new ways to help children learn and develop
Meet other parents and share your experience
Referrals
Professional referral only
When is it on?
Please contact a member of staff for next course details and future dates.
Venue:
Who to contact
Penny Officer - 07747697036
Kerrie Jones - 07881 335 262
Statement of purpose
CRI works to create safer and healthier communities.We help people to break free from harmful patterns of behaviour by delivering innovativeservices which have a measurable impact on both health and community safety issues.
Our services are hallmarked by an emphasis on
quality, a responsiveness to local priorities, and
an outstanding record of achieving targets.
Equal opportunities
CRI operates an equal opportunities policy which
means that anyone using our services, or any
employee, volunteer or mentor, will not be discriminated against on the basis of racial, ethnic or national origin,gender, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, age, religious beliefs, HIV/AIDS status, or criminal offences.
Confidentiality
Our services are confidential and we have an open
access policy. However, situations may arise where
we will be obliged to notify the relevant authority.
We will also share information with treatment
providers if an ongoing referral is requested.
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Protection of children and vulnerable adults
If the project believes a child, young person or vulnerable adult in your family is at serious risk, it has a duty to pass this information on to social care and health services.
Tea, coffee and biscuits provided!