PARENT WORKSHOP
Currently, society confronts children with various problems that complicate their adjustment and the development of their creative capacity: blurred limits, a lack of motivation and imagination, displays of aggression, excesses, intolerance in the face of diversity.
… What can parents do to attenuate their effects? How and when must they attribute a meaning to the acts, sayings and silences of their children?
The objective: to offer resources to the parents, so they can consider, elaborate and reformulate the matters that worry them. To generate novel acts that widen the scope of their relationship with their children and to avoid the repetition of established patterns and habitual responses to problems, so as to treat unease and distress within the family.
NEW EARS :
Group for professionals who work with children.
Words are one of the foundations for human beings to experiment, learn and create personal and social resources to face new or unexpected situations.
Those of us who work with children know they have their own way of speaking, different to that of adults. This makes it harder to listen to them in a productive manner and frequently poses obstacles to development of the school or the institution’s function.
Objective: To generate the necessary conditions for navigating the obstacles to professional practice. Elaborate new tools and strategies to attend to the children’s needs.
* The workshops are conducted over 8 bimonthly sessions. They have a duration of one and a half hours each (12 hours).
The total fee for each workshop is to be paid within the deadline, before it begins.
During our professional itineraries we have found that psychoanalysis is a valid interlocutor for different disciplines and activities. It respects their specificities and enables the treatment of and the reflection upon their obstacles and difficulties.
In Ndako·Ona we offer monographic courses for institutions, collectives or professionals who work with migrant people, minors or families.
The monographic courses are conducted over an intensive work session (4 hours).
In Ndako·Ona we also offer courses for institutions, collectives or professionals who work with migrant people, minors or families.
The courses are conducted over three intensive work sessions (12 hours).
In both cases, the subject matter is agreed upon in an initial conversation with the people responsible, based on their needs and interests. The total cost of the course is paid at the end of this initial encounter.
The format of these conversations is the following: an exposition of the topic by Ndako·Ona’s team or collaborating colleagues, followed by a dialogue with the participants.
The conversations take place in the premises of the respective institution or collective. They have a duration of one and a half hours.
The subject matter is agreed upon in an initial exchange with the people responsible, based on their needs and interests. The cost of the event is paid at the end of this initial encounter.