Introduction to Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) (Level 1) 3 day Classroom Workshop
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Introduction to Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) (Level 1) 3 day Classroom Workshop
This three part workshop will introduce the tools of the NVR (Non-Violent Resistance) Parenting Programme. NVR is an effective practice based evidence course that aims to help parents and carers manage older children and adolescents where there are difficulties due to defiance, conduct problems, child to parent violence, school refusal, ADHD, ASD or significant anxiety.
Using a mix of teaching, role play and discussion, we will introduce NVR tools including De-escalation, Parental Presence and a further range of NVR tools and techniques that support parents and carers to re-build the relationship with their child / young person.
Target Audience: Groups 3 – 6; Members of the workforce who work predominantly with children, young people and/or their parents/carers and who could potentially contribute to assessing, planning, intervening and reviewing the needs of a child and parenting capacity where there are safeguarding concerns. Operational managers at all levels.
Aims & Objectives: By the end of this 3 day course participants will have:
- A basic understanding of NVR theory and practice
- The ability to introduce NVR ideas with their clients
Please only apply if you can attend all 3 sessions.
You MUST attend all 3 sessions and complete the evaluation to receive your certificate.
Day 1 : NVR Connecting Tools - NVR theory, parenting styles, de-escalation, parental presence and baskets.
Day 2: Reconciliation Gestures, supporters & self care.
Day 3: Correcting Tools: Active Resistance, Announcements and sit-ins.
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89 From Lewisham / Slade Green
244 From Queen Elizabeth Hospital / Abbey Wood
486 From North Greenwich / Bexleyheath
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There is limited parking on-site. Upon entering the site drive towards main building following the road past main entrance. Carry on straight ahead to give way sign. There is a car park across the small road. There is also street parking off site.