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FREE evidence-based online courses for Parent Carers
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Togetherness (formerly known as the Solihull Approach, developed within the NHS) is a way of helping young people, their families and practitioners build strong relationships and understand emotions. It teaches that everyone has feelings and that understanding these feelings can make it easier to communicate, solve problems, and support each other. The Best Start in Life team explains how Gloucestershire families can access these courses - for FREE.
The Togetherness approach encourages kindness, understanding, and working together so that young people feel listened to, supported, and able to thrive. Many organisations across Gloucestershire who support Parent Carers have welcomed the free access to these courses.
What’s available?
Parents can access flexible, easy-to-use online courses covering topics such as:
- Understanding your child with additional needs.
- Understanding your child from toddler to teenager.
- Understanding your own trauma.
- Understanding your child in a changing world.
- Understanding your teenager’s brain.
- Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs.
These courses are:
- Fully funded for Gloucestershire families, with a Gloucestershire postcode.
- Accessible anytime, on any device.
👉 Access the Gloucestershire page here: https://togetherness.co.uk/gloucestershire
Gloucestershire families should use the password - POTTER
For more information please visit Gloucestershire’s Local Offer, Support for Families with SEND .