Empowering Parents & Carers to support teen
We know that parenting a teenager can be both rewarding and challenging, especially when it comes to their mental health and wellbeing.
That's why we're inviting parents and carers to attend our upcoming free mental health webinars, designed to provide practical tools, strategies, and insights to help them support the young people in their lives.
Co-delivered by a clinical psychologist and a youth lived experience advisor, these webinars will explore:
- Understanding mental health in adolescence, including insights from the Future Proofing Study
- What is mental health, and when to be concerned
- Key strategies to support adolescents
- Having the conversation – what to say and how to create a supportive environment
- Getting help – health professionals, online and digital support for parents and adolescents
- Promoting healthy habits – including building connections, sleep, and screen use
Upcoming dates:
Wednesday 27th August @ 7PM (AEST) Register here
Thursday 11th September @ 7PM (AEST) Register here
Thursday 9th October @ 7PM (AEDT) Register here
Monday 20th October @ 7PM (AEDT) Register here
Thursday 30th October @ 7PM (AEDT) Register here
Wednesday 12th November @ 7PM (AEDT) Register here
Thursday 27th November @ 7PM (AEDT) Register here
Wednesday 10th December @ 7PM (AEDT) Register here
What Parents & Carers say about this session
“This webinar is a wonderful resource for all parents and caregivers. It covers the important topics in order for us to recognise when our teen is struggling and presents different ways in which we can support and nurture them. I have recommended this to friends and have already accessed some of the resources they provided. Thank you.”
“A very informative, practical presentation helpful for parents and carers. It helps reinforce and also add new ideas using current research and resources!”
“Highly informative and genuinely insightful. As a parent and carer to three boys, with the oldest now a teen, I went in feeling unsure and underequipped, and left an hour and a half later feeling at ease and armed with a wealth of encouraging, practical advice.
