Over 15 ladies learn it's as simple as 123!

30/5/2018

Over fifteen ladies attended WANSLEA/Parenting WA workshops on May 9, 16 and 23 at the Dumbleyung CRC. The three week program covered behaviour and emotion in children aged 2 to 12 years with lots of discussion and questions each week. The workshop included discussion on a variety of topics from, using emotion coaching to encourage good behaviour to, how to discipline without arguing, yelling or smacking.

Thanks to WANSLEA the workshop was a free event to attend and the CRC was a buzz each Wednesday morning as the ladies filled the large meeting room. Everyone also received a certificate upon completion of the three week program. Feedback from participants included ‘very informative’, ‘appreciative of opportunities like these close to home’ and ‘great opportunity to meet new people and learn new things’.

Thanks to local, Briony Adams who hosted a crèche service during the workshop - a valued service making it possible for many ladies to attend. Further thanks to all who participated! Watch this space for similar workshops or children’s activities coming in the term two school holidays.

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Over 15 ladies learn it's as simple as 123!

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