Some degree of arguing between parents is a normal part of life, but when is it too much and what can you do as a practitioner? Frequent, intense, and poorly resolved conflict can have a lasting, negative effect on a child’s mental health, behaviour and future. But offering support at the right time and in the right way can improve outcomes for both parents and children.
This session is for anyone working with parents and explores how to recognise signs of parental conflict in the early stages, before it’s escalated to domestic abuse. Learn how to support parents to find constructive outcomes, which is shown to provide positive lessons for children in skills like negotiation and compromise.
After this training session you’ll have
- A greater understanding of how conflict between parents can affect a child’s future
- Awareness of the triggers for parental conflict
- An improved understanding of the differences between domestic abuse and parental conflict
- Knowledge about Nottingham City's work towards reducing parental conflict
- Practical tools to help parents find constructive outcomes
Provided in collaboration with Nottingham City Council
Prerequisites:
It is recommended that participants have completed Understanding and Responding to Domestic Violence and Abuse (Remote) - available to book through Equation
Cancellation
Please note failure to attend the course without prior cancellation may result in a charge for your place. If you do wish to cancel, you can do so through your Eventbrite confirmation or by getting in touch with our team at training@equation.org.uk.
Cost
Please be aware: due to the conditions of our funding, this training is free to people working in Nottingham City and County – chargeable outside of these areas.
We are monitoring the attendance list and you will be asked to pay if you do not qualify for a free ticket.
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