Pastoral Chaplain's Chat
The concept of respectful relationships, including consent, has been discussed at a school level for some time, but it hasn’t yet gained universal traction with families.
Following the March 4 Justice rallies, families have been urged to talk to their children about consent. Lacking confidence and unsure where to start, many parents have struggled to make headway in this area. If this sounds familiar, these ideas will help you make a start.
Following the March 4 Justice rallies, families have been urged to talk to their children about consent. Lacking confidence and unsure where to start, many parents have struggled to make headway in this area. If this sounds familiar, these ideas will help you make a start.
Webinar: Teaching young people about healthy relationships
In a world where young people are bombarded by adult themes, sexualised and destructive media messages, it can be hard for parents to feel confident to take on delicate topics with their child.
In this webinar Collett Smart, a psychologist, qualified teacher and author gives parents the tools to build a strong relationship with their child where no topic is off-limits and they can come to them with any questions.
In this webinar Collett Smart, a psychologist, qualified teacher and author gives parents the tools to build a strong relationship with their child where no topic is off-limits and they can come to them with any questions.
Skill-builder Guide: Relating
We learn many basic communication and conflict resolution skills within our family. We take these skills into the school ground, the workplace, and into our own families and all our future relationships. It’s therefore worth reflecting on the type of communication and problem-solving skills that are on display in your family.
This guide includes communication and conflict resolution skills to teach your children that will help them maintain healthy relationships not just within your family, but also with other people.