Training for Professionals

Family Systems Parenting Programs and Courses

Work with worried parents to support their children’s mental health.
By Dr Jenny Brown

Parent Hope Manualised Program

A Family Systems clinical intervention – clinicians can engage parents to support their struggling children, using a 6 part manual.

Manualised Program

Psychoeducation Courses & Training

Engage parent groups to be a positive resource for their children. Group facilitator online training to deliver the 4-part Confident Parent Course.

Psychoeducation

Schools Package

Foster positive partnerships with parents, support student mental health

Schools

Church Packages

Support parents in your community to rediscover confidence

Churches

Research-based programs

Helping parents make a positive project out of themselves, reduce their anxious focus on their children, supporting children’s mental health.

Based on Dr Jenny Brown’s research with parents and the ground-breaking research of Murray Bowen MD – developer of Bowen family systems theory.

While this program focusses on parents making changes to themselves, be assured that this is not at all about blaming parents. Parents are not to blame for their young person’s difficulties since many complex factors contribute to symptom development… However, parents can play an important part towards children’s growth in responsible independence by adjusting how they interact with their young person. In this way parents find that they can let go of guilt and recover their hopefulness.

Free Introductory Course

Research and the Development of the Parent Hope Project – for professionals
Start the free introductory course for professionals

Have more questions?

Email us at contact@parentproject.com.au

The Parent Hope Project is a social enterprise that seeks to be accessible to all. If the costs of training prevent you or your service from registering, please get in touch to discuss options.

 

Our Professional training courses are
PACFA endorsed and attract Category B CPD hours.

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