Nurturing Hearts, Creating Bonds: Circle of Security Parenting Workshop

All parents wonder if they are getting it right. You’re not alone. Sometimes it’s hard to tell what your child needs, what their behaviours mean and if you’re doing right by them. Imagine what it might feel like if you could make sense of what your child is really asking from you.

Circle of Security Parenting Groups give parents a map to understand their baby's and children’s emotional needs and a space to reflect on their own strengths and struggles as parents. Used worldwide, the Circle of Security Parenting approach is simple and easy to understand, very respectful and non-judgmental. It is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Dates: 1st Feb to 29th Mar 2025 (No session on the 8th of March)

Time: 9.30am-11.30am

Place: 342 Hillsborough Rd (back rooms of the Willows, use carpark Uniting Church) Warners Bay, NSW, Australia 2282

Cost: $285 (plus eventbrite booking fee) for all 8 weeks, including materials

Learn practical tools to:

• Understand your child’s emotional world: Learn to read their cues and respond effectively.
• Build a secure base: Create a safe haven where your child can explore and grow.
• Navigate challenges together: Develop effective strategies for handling difficult moments.

In a warm and supportive group setting, you'll:

• Connect with other parents who share your journey.
• Gain valuable insights from an experienced facilitator.
• Experience the joy of a stronger parent-child bond.

Circle of Security Parenting® is a research-based program that helps parents understand their child's emotional needs and respond with sensitivity and empathy.

Topics covered in this 8-week course include:

• The importance of secure attachment
• Reading your child's emotional cues
• Responding sensitively to your child's needs
• Setting appropriate limits
• Helping your child manage big emotions

Limited spots available. Register now to secure your place.

Host or Publisher Mind Mel Counselling