Playful Parenting Workshops Training Course
Early Years | Primary
This 1-day CPD training course is for practitioners who have already trained as Parent Group Leaders or Welcome to the World Group Leaders and who wish to work with parents on the subject of play. The course provides the knowledge, skills and resources to deliver two 2-hour workshops to parents.
The workshops need to be delivered by two trained facilitators.
The course highlights the importance of play and of building attachment through play. It focuses on
understanding child development, the brain, attachment and how play supports healthy development and explores the value and benefits of different types of play.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the training, practitioners will have:
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Developed confidence in delivering two 2-hour Playful Parenting workshops to groups of parents or on a 1:1 basis.
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Developed a deeper understanding of the importance of play and of building attachment through play.
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Understood how child development, the brain and play support healthy development.
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Explored the use of child-centred play skills to support development and the use of cheap/free resources to create quality play opportunities.
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Developed confidence in promoting positive approaches to discipline and boundary setting.
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Developed knowledge and skills to support parents in their play with children.
Course Overview & Cost
Click here to download the Playful Parenting Workshops overview.
Programme Overview
Click link for an overview of the two-session programme that professionals who attend our one-day training course will deliver to parents.
Resources
Included in training cost:
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The Playful Parenting Handbook
Other relevant resources (not included in training cost):
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Training Options
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Face-to-face for groups of up to 20 people.
Testimonials
“The importance of play! I hadn’t ever really analysed it before.”
“How to be more playful all the time."
“To actually enjoy the wonderful world of child play.”