“Growing Up is Never Easy”: Conflict Resolution Session

The Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution (SCCR) has released their November schedule of free online events, which includes their Conflict Resolution Session Series on the dates below.

“Anxious and Afraid”, on Tuesday 2^nd November at 12pm for professionals, and on Tuesday 23^rd November at 12pm for parents and carers

The “Anxious and Afraid” sessions explore anxiety and stress. They aim to help attendees relate to the emotional state of being anxious and afraid, and be able to explore the science behind this state, in order to improve individual wellbeing.

The first session is designed for professionals, practitioners and volunteers who work with young people and families, while the second is aimed at parents, carers and families.

To book your place, please visit the Eventbrite page for the relevant date, linked below:

• Tuesday 2^nd November: BOOKING LINK
• Tuesday 23^rd November: BOOKING LINK

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“Family Conflict Triggers”, 12pm on Tuesday 9^th November

Aimed at parents, carers and families who want to recognise conflict triggers which have the potential to escalate within a family context, in order to address them more effectively or seek appropriate support.

After the session, attendees should be able to recognise and manage these daily triggers.

To book your place, please visit the Eventbrite page.

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“Growing Up is Never Easy” event for parents and carers at 12pm on Thursday 18^th November

Exploring the concept of “growing up”, this session is designed for parents, carers and families who want to learn more about disputes to a peaceful conclusion and to support young people with a better understanding of their developmental needs.

Following the session, attendees should be able to explore the developmental stages of young people, reflect and consider their own role in managing these stages, and respond and support young people due to a better understanding of their needs.

To book your place, please visit the Eventbrite page.

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“Conflict Response Styles” on Wednesday 24^th November at 2:30pm

Aimed at professionals, practitioners and volunteers who work with young people and families, this session explores how people respond to conflict situations and why.

Attendees should learn how to recognise the different ways people respond to conflict, understand why everyone responds to conflict differently, and self-reflect on their own conflict response style.

To book your place, please visit the Eventbrite page.

All events are delivered via Zoom, lasting roughly 40 minutes. Attendees for each event will also be issued a pre-event pack via email, a few days prior to their event.

To book your place at any event, please click relevant link above.

Alternatively, for further information, visit the SCCR website.