Training Programmes
 
There are only a set number of training sessions per year with spaces also limited and the sessions get booked up early, so make sure you get booked on if you want to attend any that are available.  
 
Behaviour Matters Virtual Zoom Workshop
 
Are you struggling with your childs behaviour during lockdown? Join our virtual session to speak to our experienced trainer Natasha, where you will be offered support and advice to guide you through these tricky times. You can find the booking link here
To find out more information please contact communities@familyvoice.org
 
Expert Parent Programme
 
Family Voice Peterborough (FVP) are registered as an organisation to deliver the Expert Parent Programme (EPP) across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. At this time FVP have begun developing a team of approved trainers to deliver the EPP and the named contact is Louise Ravenscroft whose contact details are available through the Council for Disabled Children (CDC) website EPP page here
 
The EPP is a CDC training programme that was developed during a three year pilot programme funded by the Department of Health (DoH). It aims to build resilience and confidence in parent carers engaging with health services.
 
Parent Participation

As soon as we run any parent participation courses or workshop details will be shared here.

For more information you can call 01733 685510 or email training@familyvoice.org

Challenging Behaviours

 The Behaviours that Challenge Workshop was first piloted in 2015 by Dr Reddy, as way of supporting parents who had concerns about their children’s challenging behaviour. The workshops were offered to parents of children who were either diagnosed or on the pathway for diagnosis for children who present with social communication and/or attentional difficulties. Family Voice Peterborough were trained by the CPFT in the summer of 2017 and have been delivering it since. The programme is delivered by a parent-carer who has extensive knowledge and experience in working with families whose children are experiencing behavioural difficulties. The workshop will cover the following topics:

  •  What are social communication and/or attentional difficulties?
  • What do we mean by challenging behaviour?
  • Understanding the various causes and functions of challenging behaviour.
  • And finally, what strategies can we use to help reduce challenging behaviour?

Parents who have previously attended the course had this to say about it:

 

“Brilliant course should be offered to all school parents. This course is needed, please offer to other groups!”

“Very good course, very informative for parents. Would recommend this course to any parent. Very knowledgeable tutor.”

“Very useful and informative, was delivered excellently.”

 

The workshop is delivered over three hours, term time only during school hours. If you are interested in attending then please fill out the booking form as spaces are limited and are on a first come first served basis.