Search Results for 'Adolescence'
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LookWest.ie shortlisted for Social Media Award
LookWest.ie, the Western Development Commission’s online guide to living, working, and doing business in Ireland’s Western Region, is in the running for a Social Media Award at tonight’s award ceremony. The campaign has been shortlisted in the Use Of Social Media By A State Body category.
The value of positive mental health
Positive Mental Health (PMH) deals with societal mental health issues for adolescents in Galway. It delivers one module per week over an eight week period through trained facilitators, and focuses on a number of topics including bullying, feelings, emotions, self-esteem, stress, lifestyles, media, peer pressure, loss, and grief. Its aim is to allow adolescents to express themselves and learn coping skills that will enable them to deal with inevitable challenges of life and mental health issues.
Parents information evening
An informal information evening for parents titled ‘Emotional Safety and Wellbeing of Children and Adolescents’ will be held in the Broadhaven Bay Hotel, Wednesday, February 9, at 8pm.
Learn how to parent teenagers
A one day workshop on the skills needed by parents to negotiate the teen years will take place at the Diocesan Pastoral Centre, Arus de Brun, Newtownsmith on Saturday November 13 from 10m to 4pm.
Successful parenting
Parents want to do the best for their children. They shower them with love and attention and worry when they are unwell or unhappy.
Rollercoaster
Sex education
Information nights for parents of teenagers
Parents of teenagers can learn more about issues of concern, such as drugs, legal highs, sexual health, alcohol and effective communication, at two information nights being held in the county later this month.
Parents warned porn workers befriending their children
Carlow’s children are at risk of befriending porn-workers soliciting online.
Psycho Spaghetti investigates the teenage brain
Psycho Spaghetti is a brilliant comedy written specifically for transition year students and young people of a similar age.
Learn more about teenagers at special seminar
Do you ever feel that you and your teenagers live on different planets? Do you wish you could have a better understanding of the world of adolescents? If so, you may be interested in attending a seminar being presented in Galway by Dr Tony Bates, one of Ireland’s leading authorities on adolescence.
