Girls and Friendships
Relationships are very important to girls. At different stages in their lives they will have different needs from their various relationships and will manage them differently but to be successful in this key area of their lives girls need some crucial social skills.
This webinar examines five different stages in a girl’s life and what she needs from relationships with parents and friends in each stage.
It also examines practical strategies for parents in cultivating good friendship skills in their daughters, helping their daughters choose good friends and be good friends themselves. It looks at what to do when you don’t like your daughter’s friends and what to do when she falls out with her friends or she’s subject to bullying.
This Talk Covers:
• Understanding girls friendships and the different ages and stages of development that impact friendships
• How your girls can foster good relationships
• How to help children manage difficulties in friendships
You'll learn:
- how to provide opportunities for her to be with friends
- how important it is to stay out of conflicts and give her the tools to resolve disputes constructively
- why it's not good to criticise her friendship choices
- how to help her develop social skills
- how your modelling of being a good friend yourself is key
- how a TECHNOLOGY contract can help her understand and navigate the online world where very quickly the intensity of gossip, humiliation and drama can spread like wild fire
- how vital it is to build her self worth through lots of affirmation and by paying attention to how she feels
Webinar Content
Tory Hutton, Mum of 1 daughter said after the Girls and Friendships webinar:
"This morning's webinar was absolutely superb.Thank you so much for arming me with strategies and ideas and language to help our family.
I also love all your mail outs as they are filled to the brim with incredibly helpful content."
Frequently Asked Question
How long do I have access for?
The webinar content is available to you for 12 months from the date of purchase.