Preparing Children for their Digital Future
Event Information
Description
Technological advances mean that society is moving at a pace much faster than evolution. The upshot of this is that the blueprint that our parents and grandparents worked from to raise us no longer fits for the future we are raising today's children to face. This seminar explores the context, skills, and strategies that we need to be teaching our children today for them to be able to make the most of their tomorrow.
This seminar is suitable parents, educators and anyone with a specific interest in the field of child development.
The content is:
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Underpinned by strengths-based approaches
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Informative and practical
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Easy to follow
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Highlights why and what skills we could be supporting our children to develop to allow them to adapt and make the most of the opportunities available to them in a fast-paced changing landscape
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Looks at instilling ethics in order to make right choices for others in an age of increased individualism
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Explores why we are seeing such high rates of anxiety earlier in our children and what we can do to support them
Organiser The Child Psychology Service
Organiser of Preparing Children for their Digital Future
The Child Psychology Service is a nationwide service with a local feel, providing comprehensive mental health support to enable your child to reach their full potential.
We work with families, schools, and children of all ages and abilities to enable them to flourish in all areas of their lives. We support children and their families with emotional, behavioural and social concerns and help to overcome any barriers to their learning and development. Our aim is to apply psychology to improve the welfare, well-being, learning and quality of life of children, young people and their families. We are qualified, registered and experienced in a range of concerns across a variety of settings.
The Child Psychology Service was founded by Dr. Emma Woodward, a robustly trained and highly experienced Child and Educational Psychologist, facilitator, speaker and nascent author. Emma's underlying values regarding equality and inclusion are at the heart of all of the work she undertakes. She has over twenty year’s experience working with children, young people, their families, schools and the wider community.
