Parent Wellbeing Toolkit for the Neurodivergent, Online, Fridays from 24th Feb-17th March, 10am-12noon
Parent Wellbeing Toolkit for the Neurodivergent, Online, Fridays from 24th Feb-17th March, 10am-12noon
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Parent Wellbeing Toolkit for the Neurodivergent, 4-week online course, Fridays from 24th February - 17th March, 10am-12noon
Booking ESSENTIAL
COURSE INFORMATION:
Free and open to any Neurodivergent parent, or a parent/carer of a Neurodivergent child in Moray.
These hourly sessions will be facilitated over 4 weeks on Zoom. Offering a holistic approach to compassionate self-care that will support you through the challenges of difficult emotions and give you a space to share your successes. Each weekly two-hour session offers a safe space to check-in, a reminder to ‘Fill Your Cup’ (looking after yourself), feedback and ‘experiential learning’.
This course will finish during Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
Tools that you will be introduced to include: Breathing Techniques, Visualisations, Finger Holds to process and release emotions, Mindfulness, Movement, Reflexology, Story Massage, Acupressure Points and Emotional Freedom Technique.
Overview
Session 1 - Self Care/Filling Your Cup, Reflexology/Self massage, Breathing techniques.
Session 2 - Emotional Intelligence/Fingerholds, Emotional Freedom Technique/Tapping.
Session 3 - Exploring Calm/our 5 senses, Visualisation techniques, Mindfulness.
Session 4 - Stretching/gentle movement, next steps.
Your facilitator will be Johanna and Lizzy, from Parent Network Scotland (PNS) who host these groups.
The Zoom link will be sent to you nearer the course start date and will remain the same for all 4-weeks of the course. Each session will begin at 10am and you will be able to use the Zoom link from 9:45am, where you will find yourself in the virtual Waiting Room ready to start. If you have any trouble connecting by Zoom, please email admin support at hello@moraywellbeinghub.org.uk and we will help you if necessary.
Key Information:
We have a few bits of info for you, please read this carefully in advance and get in touch with us with any issues.
Resources needed: Pen and A4 paper. Feel free to bring a cuppa and/or a snack too.
A working camera which you are comfortable to use as there may be a breakout session for peer chat.
Please ensure you are free to be present and focussed for the hour to ensure continuity for the group as we hope this first course of PNS parent academy introduces you to peer support, and that you may choose to continue with further group courses. For more info on PNS -
https://www.parentnetworkscotland.com/
TECHNOLOGY: You will need a phone or computer, the internet and you'll need to download Zoom (we will support you to do this if required).
We will send you the link to join us before the event and once you register.
IF YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLE REGISTERING PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH US: hello@moraywellbeinghub.org.uk or by phone 01343 576219 (answerphone checked regularly) and we will try to assist you.
FAQs:
What makes Moray Wellbeing Hub courses different?
Real life experiences: We believe in harnessing the power of life experiences, taking what can be challenging and abstract concepts and make it more 'real', practically useful and easier to relate to for participants. Wherever possible our courses are delivered by peer-trainers, people who know the approaches and experiences first hand from their own life.
Keeping it local: Moray has a wealth of support and education organisations in wellbeing. Our courses are delivered for the benefit of the Moray community and therefore endeavour to help our participants build sustainable links beyond any course; resources they can signpost to and access in Moray. Wherever possible we will use local trainers, venues and resources, as well as promote and deliver our courses in mutual partnership with all sizes of local organisations.
Check out our other Wellbeing courses and events for Moray folk! Wellness College Calendar