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Insightful Families – a whole family approach to working with everyone in the family impacted by alcohol.

Insightful Families, takes a whole family approach to working with everyone in the family impacted by alcohol. Insightful Families offer a free confidential friendly service for children, young people, parents and carers in Lewisham. They focus on strengthening resilience, family cohesion, reducing conflict to improve wellbeing at home and in the community.     Insightful …

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Triple P for Baby course

What is Triple P for Baby? Triple P for Baby programme aims to prepare parents for a positive transition to parenthood and the first year with baby, promoting sensitive and responsive care in the perinatal period. Parents actively participate in a range of exercises to learn strategies to develop a positive relationship with their baby, …

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Helping your Child Follow Instructions Discussion Group

While it is rewarding being a parent it isn’t always easy. It can also be   demanding, frustrating and exhausting, especially when your child won’t do as they are told or follow instructions. Helping your Child to Follow Instructions Discussion group can help support you, alongside other parents, to learn some positive steps to help your …

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Drumbeat Outreach Sessions for parents of children with ASD and Social Communication Differences.

Having a child with a Social Communication Disorder or Autism can be isolating at times, especially when you feel your child is struggling and your usual sources of parenting information can’t help. Drumbeat School and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Service is a 4-19 special needs school for autism in  Lewisham and the Drumbeat Outreach schools …

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