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Workshops for Parents and Professionals

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Our workshops are designed for parents, counsellors, child-care workers, teachers and other professionals in the never ending quest for answers on how to guide a child/youth (0-18 years) on the path to becoming a healthy and happy adult.

“I love my children but found myself getting more frustrated with their behaviour and was often angry with them. This workshop helped me learn ways to change their behaviour – and my own. I'm having fun with my kids again.”  — Mother of two

Pathstone workshops are facilitated by well trained professional staff. All staff have many years of experience working with children/adolescents and families who suffer from mental health problems. Many staff have more than one degree/diploma, and a graduate degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counselling, and Education. We also have access to psychologists, a pediatrician, and a child and adolescent psychiatrist.


· Workshops vary between 2 and 3 hours in length.
· Payment for workshops can only be accepted by CASH or CHEQUE.
· Child Care is not provided for most groups and workshops at this time; however, Child Care may be available, with 2 weeks notice, for the Tuesday night workshops offered through Divorce and Separation Services.

Click on the links below for more information on each of the workshops.

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Workshops (offered through Divorce & Separation Services)
Click here for flyer on workshops described below.

The workshops described below will be held at our Schmon Parkway location;
  — Tuesday evenings from 5:30-8:00 PM
  — Cost for each workshop is $30 per person
  — A "Certificate of Completion" will be provided to each participant
  — Child Care may be available with 2 weeks notice
  — Groups will be cancelled if there are less than 8 registered

Parenting Through a Divorce:
How to co-parent your child while going through a divorce. How to productively communicate with the other parent. Understanding what your child is going through. How to make the most of your time when you are with your child. How to make the most of being in supervised access.
  Workshop Dates:
    · 2012:  April 3rd, May 15th

Children Who Refuse to Visit:
Children refuse to visit with their other parent for a variety of reasons. This workshop will look at issues from the child's and parent's perspective to examine potential causes and offer strategies that will help resolve issues so visiting can occur.
  Workshop Dates:
    · 2012:  March 6th - cancelled, April 24th, June 5th

Dealing with Children's Anxiety:
How parental conflict makes children feel. How to reduce your children's stress. Children that have problems with one parent or both. Children that refuse visits and how parents can make the visit to the other parent a more positive experience.
  Workshop Dates:
    · 2012:  April 10th, May 22nd

Being a Step-Parent:
What are the common difficulties that Step-Parent's face. How to help a child maintain relationship with both their biological parents. Understanding the difficulties from a child's perspective. How to build a healthy and supportive home environment together.
  Workshop Dates:
    · 2012:  April 17th, May 29th

Divorce and the Extended Family:
All members of the family can be affected by the divorce of family members. This workshop for grandparents and any other family members affected by the divorce, will provide support and coping strategies for all involved.
  Workshop Dates:
    · 2012:  March 20th, May 1st, June 12th

How to Effectively Support and Respond to your Client's Needs:
This workshop, designed for professionals from all sectors, will help you learn how to address your clients' needs that have been impacted by the separation and divorce process. Strategies and information about relevant resources will be provided.
  Workshop Dates:
    · 2012:  March 27th, May 8th, June 19th



For more Information on any of the above workshops call Daphne at 905-688-6850, ext. 163
Please leave your name and a telephone number where you can be reached.

Workshops will be scheduled as demand warrants. Please note a minimum of 8 participants are required for a workshop to run.

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