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Parents’ Emotional First Aid Course – April to June 2014
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- Find it hard to switch off and relax
- Think they’re the only person that finds it difficult
- Feel it’s hard to cope sometimes
The course started with an Introductory session, followed by a programme of six weekly sessions.
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“Self esteem has increased, I am much more positive and able to deal with difficult situations. I have also faced ghosts from the past and now feel free of them.”
“Yes, I did and I’m proud I did this course because I was crying for help, I was feeling weak…but all I can say is that I’m feeling a completely different person, feeling so good in myself.”
“I gained so much more than I expected to gain. The course has given me so much positive tools to use. I really recommend this course to any parent.”
“A great deal of passion to change the way I approach stress, anxiety and anger. A greater understanding that I have the right to say NO. It is also OK to fail.”
“I’m dealing better with situations: not overstretching myself, having the ability to say no with confidence.”
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