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PEEP+ Parenting Programme returning to Ballyogan on Tuesday 22nd September next (referral form needed). There is capacity to take new referrals for the coming year.  The programme runs weekly from September to June.

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PEEP+ Parenting Programme returning to Ballyogan on Tuesday 22nd September next (referral form needed). There is capacity to take new referrals for the coming year.  The programme runs weekly from September to June.

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KindMinds group starting Wednesday 9th September for Children aged 5-9 years - designed to explore emotions and improve wellbeing through creative activities.

Contact Hillview FRC on 0871173475 for more details

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Events, Workshops, Programmes, and Groups taking place in Hillview FRC this September 2026

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Events, Workshops, Programmes, and Groups taking place in Hillview FRC this September 2026

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Job Opportunity: Chief Executive Officer for CARR'S Child & Family Service 

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Job Opportunity: Chief Executive Officer for CARR'S Child & Family Service 

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This Chief Executive Officer role is a senior leadership position responsible for the overall strategic direction, operational management, and day-to-day running of Carr's Child and Family Services (CCAFS).

Place of Work: CCAFS Offices, 5 Northbrook Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6, D06 HP28.

Contract Type: Permanent, following successful completion of 6-month probationary period.

Working Hours: Full-time. Some flexibility may be required in respect of working hours to meet the needs of the role.

If you are a values-driven professional looking to take on a rewarding role, please send your CV and cover letter to Orla Dolan, Consultant - Talent, 2into3.

The closing date for applications is Wednesday 19th August 2026.

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Carr's Child and Family Services - CEO - Candidate Briefing Document

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Dublin Mountains Partnership August Timetable

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Dublin Mountains Partnership August Timetable

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Make the most August with some lovely events coming up with the Dublin Mountains Partnership!

📅 Events will be available to book on our Eventbrite page 7-14 days in advance.
📌 Check out the poster for details and keep an eye out for booking links.
📢 Follow us on Eventbrite to be the first to hear about new events:
👉 https://www.eventbrite.ie/o/dublin-mountains-partnership-77138102223

Stay up to date with all the latest news and updates at dublinmountains.ie 📰

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Hillview Family Resource Centre are offering a free Parents Plus programme, commencing in September to help people learn parenting tips together in a nonjudgmental environment - supporting parents maximize the children's future outcomes in today's challenging environment!

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For more information and to register please visit https://onefamily.ie/courses/?category=online-courses

If you have any questions please contact emckiernan@onefamily.ie

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if you have any questions please contact emckiernan@onefamily.ie

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Free Entry to OPW Heritage Sites for under 18s in the Month of August 2026

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Free Entry to OPW Heritage Sites for under 18s in the Month of August 2026

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Enjoy free admission for all under-18s from 1–31 August 2026.

This initiative offers young people a fun and memorable way to connect with history, nature and culture over the summer holidays.

Explore castles and historic tower houses, peaceful monasteries, beautiful botanic gardens and military forts.

Pre-booked tickets are required in order to manage capacities at sites for the duration of the pilot scheme, and all children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Free admission to all fee-paying sites with the exception of Kilmainham Gaol and Brú na Boinne

A variety of itineraries are available to plan your visit this August. From day trips to week long excursions to specialised itineraries, there is something for all the family to enjoy at Itineraries | Heritage Ireland.

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Under 18s Go Free for August 2026 | Heritage Ireland

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Under 18s Go Free for August 2026 | Heritage Ireland

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Enjoy free admission for all under-18s from 1–31 August 2026. This initiative offers young people a fun and memorable way to connect with history, nature and

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These short online sessions highlight the success of Relate in supporting schools and improving student engagement and wellbeing through a regulation-first, trauma-informed approach.
Topics include stressor tools and relational practices. Multiple dates and times are available, with booking links accessible via the link.

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View NCSE1’s Linktree to discover and stream music from top platforms like YouTube, Spotify here. Your next favorite track is just a click away!

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These short online sessions highlight the success of Relate in supporting schools and improving student engagement and wellbeing through a regulation-first, trauma-informed approach.
Topics include stressor tools and relational practices. Multiple dates and times are available, with booking links accessible via the link.

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View NCSE1’s Linktree to discover and stream music from top platforms like YouTube, Spotify here. Your next favorite track is just a click away!

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An Introduction to Autism for Post-Primary Schools establishing their first Autism Class

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An Introduction to Autism for Post-Primary Schools establishing their first Autism Class

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The Autism Inclusion Team is offering a range of opportunities for newly appointed teachers to take part in the NCSE Introduction to Autism training this August and throughout Term 1 of the 2026/27 school year.

Registration for summer courses and August training is now open.

Training will be delivered in a flexible format, with virtual sessions available over Summer 2026 and a blended learning approach in Term 1—supporting teachers at different stages of their journey.

Post-primary Autism class teachers New Autism Classes Post-Primary NCSE Teacher Professional Le by NCSE - Flipsnack

School leaders are encouraged to share this information with newly appointed teachers in Autism classes.

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New Autism Classes Post-Primary NCSE Teacher Professional Le

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An Introduction to Autism for Primary Schools establishing their first Autism Class

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An Introduction to Autism for Primary Schools establishing their first Autism Class

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The Autism Inclusion Team is offering a range of opportunities for newly appointed teachers to take part in the NCSE Introduction to Autism training this August and throughout Term 1 of the 2026/27 school year.

Registration for summer courses and August training is now open.

Training will be delivered in a flexible format, with virtual sessions available over Summer 2026 and a blended learning approach in Term 1—supporting teachers at different stages of their journey.

Please see links for primary Autism class teachers New Autism Classes Primary NCSE Teacher Professional Learning by NCSE - Flipsnack

School leaders are encouraged to share this information with newly appointed teachers in Autism classes.

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New Autism Classes Primary NCSE Teacher Professional Learning

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The Dublin CYPSC Hub acts as a directory of services across Dublin City & County, supported by the Children and Young People's Services Committees.

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Exploring and Thinking 2026-27: Early Childhood Arts Residency Awards

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Exploring and Thinking 2026-27: Early Childhood Arts Residency Awards

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The Dublin region Local Authorities and Children and Young People’s Services Committees (CYPSC) are working in partnership to support early childhood arts practice and to increase access to quality arts experiences for children experiencing homelessness.

The partnership invites applications from artists to develop and deliver early childhood arts residencies within homeless accommodation services across the four local authority administrative areas.

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Brief_Exploring  Thinking Residency Awards 2026_2027

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Video created by IBCB and Safe Ireland to highlight the supports available to survivors of gender-based violence within the IBCB member banks, AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB.

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Video created by IBCB and Safe Ireland to highlight the supports available to survivors of gender-based violence within the IBCB member banks, AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB.

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IBCB Providing support for survivors of Gender-Based Violence

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This video provides an overview of the supports available to survivors of Gender-Based Violence within the IBCB member banks, AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB. It is created in collaboration with Safe Ireland.

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SPACE stands for Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions and is a parent-based treatment program for children and adolescents with anxiety, OCD, and related problems. Parents (and other caregivers) participate in SPACE treatment sessions. In most cases the child or adolescent does not need to attend the treatment sessions.

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Responsibilities of Organisations under Children First: Information for Parents

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Responsibilities of Organisations under Children First: Information for Parents

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Safe Harbour: A Helpful Guide for Parents and Carers 

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Safe Harbour: A Helpful Guide for Parents and Carers 

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This guide is to accompany Safe Harbour, an illustrated storybook for children who have been bereaved by suicide.

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Safe Harbour is an illustrated storybook for children who have been bereaved by suicide.

It has been developed by bereavement experts- including professionals and people with lived experience – to help a child with their grief by encouraging conversation and developing their understanding of death and suicide.

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Safe Harbour is an illustrated storybook for children who have been bereaved by suicide.

It has been developed by bereavement experts- including professionals and people with lived experience – to help a child with their grief by encouraging conversation and developing their understanding of death and suicide.

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A Guide for Parents and Carers of Bereaved School Age Children and Young People

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The vision at ICBN is that all children and young people, together with the adults in their lives, can easily access a choice of high quality local and national information, guidance and support to enable them to manage the impact of death on their lives.

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Gemma O'Neill is hosting the below online trainings in August:

1) Understanding and Addressing Autistic Masking in the Classroom on 18 Aug 2026 (19:00 - 20:00).

2) Empowering Autistic Students Through Self-Advocacy on 25 Aug 2026 (19:00 - 20:00).

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Full Day Professional Training Programme All training sessions delivered by Middletown Centre for Autism for professionals are on topics specifically related to the educational needs of autistic children and young people and as such, the training sessions

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This page is to help make information more available in a way that is accessible and easy to understand. On this page you will find all the webinars that we have created on a range of important topics. They are intended to provide support and guidance to Autistic individuals families, educators, and other professionals.

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As I Am | Ireland’s Autism Charity | Webinars

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Webinars that we have created to provide support and guidance to Autistic individuals, families, educators, and other professionals.

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Childhood Development Initiative School Avoidance Toolkit

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Childhood Development Initiative School Avoidance Toolkit

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CDI’s School Avoidance Toolkit is designed to equip schools with the knowledge, and practical resources needed to support students who struggle to attend school.

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Welcome | Childhood Development Initiative

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Welcome to CDI’s Online School Avoidance Toolkit! We realise that school avoidance is a growing challenge that affects students, families, and educators. CDI’s School Avoidance Toolkit is designed to equip schools in Dublin 24, with the knowledge, good practice tips, and practical resources needed to support students who struggle to attend school. We welcome your […]

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Teacher Registration: Cycle Against Suicide’s evidence-based POST PRIMARY Schools programme HEADSTRONG

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Teacher Registration: Cycle Against Suicide’s evidence-based POST PRIMARY Schools programme HEADSTRONG

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Registration is now open for our evidence-based secondary school programme, HEADSTRONG.  Our programme offers flexible delivery options to suit your school’s needs.

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Teacher Registration – HEADSTRONG – Cycle Against Suicide

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See the new directory of Family Justice supports & services that are identified

under 6 key themes

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a list of support services in DLR, a QR Code to DLR DSGBV Resource Booklet and a QR Code to Barnardos and what children and young people say about Domestic Violence and Abuse

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to support practitioners in their: Understanding of Domestic Abuse, Recognising Signs of Domestic Abuse, What can I do as a Professional?, What Support Services are in DLR, Legal Considerations and Cultural Sensitivity and Diversity

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For young people trying to find their way through education

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Connecting you to the right parenting supports in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

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Connecting you to the right mental health support in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

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Welcome to Let's Talk DLR

Connecting you to the right mental health support in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

Get the facts you need about mental health services and how they can help you!

The LetsTalkDLR website provides the facts about the mental health services in your area, lets you hear about other young people's experiences, and helps you to connect to get the help and support you need!

I NEED HELP NOW

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Providing the facts about the mental health services in Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown and helping young people to connect to get the help and support they need!

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AsIAm and Down Syndrome Ireland publish the Same Chance Playbook

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AsIAm and Down Syndrome Ireland publish the Same Chance Playbook

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This resource embodies the united vision of both organisations to cultivate a more inclusive and empowering environment for each Autistic person with Down syndrome, or a dual identity.

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As I Am | News | AsIAm and Down Syndrome Ireland publish the Same Chance Playbook

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This resource embodies the united vision of both organisations to cultivate a more inclusive and empowering environment for each Autistic person with Down syndrome, or a dual identity. This guide was co-created to offer actionable strategies and insights for designing accessible and engaging activities that respect the distinct sensory, communication and developmental needs of participants.

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New digital tool by spunout provides anonymous, immediate, and personalised access to mental health resources and service recommendations

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Ireland's online tool connecting you to personalised mental health information, resources and support.

This service is funded by the

Learn more Get started

How to use this tool

In three simple steps, navigator provides you with personalised mental health information and support that is relevant to what you're going through right now.

Identify

Identify what's on your mind

Begin by choosing a mental health topic or concern that's relevant to you. Navigator is designed to help you find support and information on what's bothering you right now, from feeling stressed or low, to managing challenges in your relationships.

Focus

Focus on the part that matters most to you

Next, you'll have the opportunity to refine your search based on what's most important to you. If you're feeling stressed or low, for example, you might want to narrow your focus to a topic that fits best with your own experience, like burnout or panic.

Results

Receive your own tailored results

Finally, let us know how you prefer to receive support. We understand everyone's needs are different, and they can change from day to day. Based on your individual preferences, you can:

Get information in the form of factual, expert-approved articles and videos

Relate to others through real life stories and videos shared by people going through similar experiences

Feel better by using guided activities that help you feel calmer in the moment

Find services by accessing a wide range of signposts in Ireland that you can filter by area, age, and specific type of mental health difficulty

Receive recommendations for mental health-related books, podcasts and apps

Talk to someone now using Text About It by spunout, a free anonymous, 24/7 messaging service providing everything from a calming chat to immediate support for mental health and wellbeing

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Living Well is a FREE group programme for adults living with 1 or more long-term health conditions. These include but are not limited to COPD, asthma, diabetes, stroke, heart conditions, multiple sclerosis (MS), arthritis, cancer, Crohn’s disease, chronic pain and depression.

It takes place over 6 workshops of 2.5 hours, once a week on the following dates:

1. 1st Sept to 6th Oct (Tuesdays) @ 10:30am – 1pm in Wicklow Primary Care

2. 2nd Sept to 14th Oct (Wednesdays) @ 7pm – 9:30pm via ONLINE

3. 3rd Sept to 8th Oct (Thursdays) @ 9:30am – 12pm in Bray Primary Care

4. 13th Oct to 17th Nov (Tuesdays) @ 10am – 12:30pm in Dun Laoghaire Primary Care

5. 21st Oct to 25th Nov (Wednesdays) @ 10:30am – 1pm in Greystones Family Resource Centre

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Festival of Inclusion 2026: Thriving Together/Faoi Bhláth le Chéile

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Festival of Inclusion 2026: Thriving Together/Faoi Bhláth le Chéile

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Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (dlr) County Council is delighted to host the annual dlr Festival of Inclusion.  The aim of dlr Festival of Inclusion is to highlight and celebrate social inclusion initiatives and to support and encourage all to actively participate and engage in the community.

The 2026 festival will run from Sunday the 27th September to Saturday the 3rd October and dlr County Council invites all community and voluntary groups, organisations, charities, clubs, associations etc to organise events in your community this year during the festival.

Closing date for receipt of funding applications and details of events for inclusion in the 2026 dlr Festival of Inclusion programme: Friday 7th August 2026.

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Belong To LGBTQ+ Summer Project 2026 - Belong To - LGBTQ+ Youth Ireland

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Join other LGBTQ+ young people from 14 to 17 and 18 to 23 years old this summer for a series of free events and activities throughout July and August. Join Belong To for fun trips, workshops and celebrations in Dublin City Centre. You can attend some events and not others, drop in for one week only. It’s up to you. We recommend (but it’s not essential) coming

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Taking place on the 11th to 13th September

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Professionally qualified mediators guide young people and their parents or carers through a process of reconciliation, which empowers and supports the participants to utilise their personal traits and skills in resolving conflict and agreeing solutions.

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Mediation Services For Homeless Youth - Focus Ireland

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Focus Ireland mediation service in Dublin on behalf of Tusla since 2017. It is a homeless prevention service aimed at young people under 18.

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Teacher Registration: ‘Mind Me-Mind You’ programme for PRIMARY school teachers

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Teacher Registration: ‘Mind Me-Mind You’ programme for PRIMARY school teachers

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Cycle Against Suicide’s Primary Schools’ Programme ‘Mind Me-Mind You’ is free to all primary schools/teachers. Our programme is designed in line with the wellbeing curriculum to support teachers in building the foundations of good mental health education and wellbeing in children.

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Teacher Registration – Mind Me, Mind You – Cycle Against Suicide

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Registered Offices:(ROI) 1st Floor, 6 Lapp’s Quay, Cork, (NI) 385 Springfield Road, Belfast, BT12 7DG.

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July, Aug, Sept, Oct

Take the fuss out of fussy eating is a FREE, monthly Zoom webinar delivered by HSE Dietitians from North Dublin

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Eventbrite - HSE Health and Wellbeing presents Take the fuss out of fussy eating - Thursday, 1 June 2023 | Thursday, 5 June 2025 - Find event and ticket information.

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Webinar Watchback: Vaping & Psychoactive Substances, Promoting Mental Health

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Webinar Watchback: Vaping & Psychoactive Substances, Promoting Mental Health

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Vaping Products & Psychoactive Substances: What You Should Know as a Parent

https://hsehealthandwellbeingnews.com/webinar-watchback-vaping-psychoactive-substances-promoting-mental-health/

New Youth Vaping Prevention Campaign:  The HSE has recently launched a new public vaping prevention campaign. Vaping (e-cigarettes) and nicotine pouches (snus) are a relatively new health risk. While most young people don’t vape or use nicotine pouches, the use of these products among young people is increasing and is a public health concern for the HSE

https://hsehealthandwellbeingnews.com/new-hse-vaping-public-information-campaign/

For more from HSE Health and Wellbeing subscribe to the Newsletter below

Subscribe here to get this newsletter

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Webinar Supporting your teen when they are feeling socially isolated & neurodivergent teens experiencing social exclusion 

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Webinar Supporting your teen when they are feeling socially isolated & neurodivergent teens experiencing social exclusion 

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1) Supporting your teen when they are feeling socially excluded:

https://west.planetyouth.ie/videos/supporting-your-teen-when-theyre-feeling-socially-excluded/

2) Supporting neurodivergent teens experiencing social exclusion:

https://west.planetyouth.ie/videos/supporting-neurodivergent-teens-experiencing-social-exclusion/

Please find above links to recordings of two webinars provided by our Planet Youth Partners in the West.  These are suitable for parents, services, and SCP/HSCL workers and mention a lot of resources.

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Gemma O'Neill is hosting the below online trainings in August:

1) Understanding and Addressing Autistic Masking in the Classroom on 18 Aug 2026 (19:00 - 20:00).

2) Empowering Autistic Students Through Self-Advocacy on 25 Aug 2026 (19:00 - 20:00).

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Full Day Professional Training Programme All training sessions delivered by Middletown Centre for Autism for professionals are on topics specifically related to the educational needs of autistic children and young people and as such, the training sessions

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The ‘Read 4 Resilience’ Project is a book list generated to encourage readers of all ages in our schools and the wider community (including books for toddlers) to explore the human capacity for resilience. This was created in conjunction with the Lexicon Library in Dun Laoghaire, and there are 10 primary & post primary schools involved so far. Everything on Padlet can be downloaded to help build the reader’s ability to recover from a setback. However, private funding has been used to buy sets of books as well. Contact read4resilience@stlaurencecollege.com to join ‘Read4Resilience’.

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Play Therapy for children from the Traveller community

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Play Therapy for children from the Traveller community

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Two of the key supports that we are highlighting are:

Up to 6 Free counselling sessions with MyMind,

Free confidential phone support through Connect Counselling

URL: https://www2.hse.ie/mental-health/services-support/men/

Niamh Crudden, Resource Officer for Suicide Prevention, Health Service Executive, Dublin South, Kildare & West Wicklow Community Healthcare

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Traveller counselling service for young people 

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Traveller counselling service for young people 

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The resource explains that emotional regulation does not mean stopping emotions. It shows that children need support to learn what to do with big feelings such as anger, frustration, sadness, and overwhelm. It clearly describes emotional dysregulation in children, including meltdowns, shouting, aggression, freezing, shutting down, or running away, and explains that this behaviour is a sign of difficulty coping rather than misbehaviour.

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HSE First Foods Made Easy: Introducing Your Baby to Family Foods

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HSE First Foods Made Easy: Introducing Your Baby to Family Foods

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Our expert-led workshop, delivered in collaboration by Public Health Nurses (PHNs) and Dietitians, covers essential topics to help you navigate the weaning process with confidence.

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HSE First Foods Made Easy: Introducing Your Baby to Family Foods

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Join us for an informative session on introducing your baby to family foods!

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ADHD-friendly school Accreditation Programme for DEIS primary and secondary schools in the areas of Wicklow, Dún Laoghaire, and Dublin South East.

ADHD IRELAND DEIS SCHOOL PROGRAMME 2025/6 Registration

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A national seminar for migrant parents and youth on wellbeing, inclusion and community resilience

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It’s Not The End of the World - Help for dealing with Intimate Image Abuse

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It’s Not The End of the World - Help for dealing with Intimate Image Abuse

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"It’s Not The End of the World" campaign focuses on empowering children and young people to understand what intimate image abuse (IIA) is and how to access support, should they or a friend ever need it.

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Developing a Digital Toolkit Resource for Parents of Children Who Are Anxious: A User-Centred Approach

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Developing a Digital Toolkit Resource for Parents of Children Who Are Anxious: A User-Centred Approach

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Are you the parent of a child who is anxious? Would you like to help shape a new digital toolkit for parents?

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Wed 1 July, 3.00pm
Dundrum Library
Suitable for ages 12-14 yrs
To book, email dundrumlib@dlrcoco.ie or Tel (01) 204 7220

Step into new worlds, meet unforgettable characters, and share every twist and turn at our Teen Book Club. If you love getting lost in a story (and talking about it after), this is the place for you.

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Step Up to Secondary School: Helping students and parents with the move from primary school to secondary school

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Step Up to Secondary School: Helping students and parents with the move from primary school to secondary school

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Each resource page has a number of topics for parents and students to browse through. Some topics have additional information such as advice, videos or extra research – just click the link when you see it. Some of these may be more interesting if you’re a parent.

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Helping students and parents with the move from primary school to secondary school How To Use Each resource page has a number of topics for parents and students to browse through. Some topics have additional information such as advice, videos or extra research – just click the link when you see it. Some of these […]

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Traveller Suicide Bereavement Liaison Service

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Traveller Suicide Bereavement Liaison Service

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Introducing the Traveller Suicide Bereavement Liaison Service – Available Nationwide

Free, confidential emotional support
Rapid response within 24–48 hours
Practical help with services and supports Culturally understanding, Traveller-led support

Contact:
Ciara – 086 1021852 | ciara.mcdonagh@otm.ie
Tracy – 086 1021855 | tracy@otm.ie

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Youth Clubs and Spaces Survey for Young People

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Youth Clubs and Spaces Survey for Young People

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Ballyogan Library

Calling all budding artists, we have a Summer Stars Art Competition in Ballyogan Library!

Children can create art on A4 paper using pencils, paints, crayons or markers. Choose a scene or character from a favourite book and get creative. We will have some prizes for each category.

Category 1: 3-7  yrs
Category 2: 8-12 yrs

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Bodywhys Teacher Training for Second Level Teachers and Support Staff

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Bodywhys Teacher Training for Second Level Teachers and Support Staff

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Join Harriet and Fiona as they discuss Bodywhys' work in supporting second level schools, explore research related to body image and eating disorders, and examine how to help foster resilience in children and young people. They will introduce our new schools programme, the 'Inside Out Programme' and share some practical tips on how to support a young person if concerns arise.

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Bodywhys Eating Disorders Association of Ireland

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Bodywhys Teacher Training for Second Level Teachers and Support Staff | EDAW2026

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Parent Webinar - with Prof. Bobby Smyth - The Developing Brain and Drug Use: What every parent needs to know.

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Parent Webinar - with Prof. Bobby Smyth - The Developing Brain and Drug Use: What every parent needs to know.

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Webinar – Prof. Bobby Smyth – Cycle Against Suicide

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My Little Library Bag is here for all children starting Junior Infants in September 2026!

Pop into your local dlr Library to collect yours: No appointment. No charge. Just brilliant books!

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Hillview FRC Currently registering 2-4yr old children in our preschools.

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Hillview FRC Currently registering 2-4yr old children in our preschools.

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Managing Your Emotions (Youth Peer Support) – Cycle Against Suicide

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Managing Your Emotions (Youth Peer Support) – Cycle Against Suicide

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This resource gives young people practical tools to better understand and manage their emotions, helping them build resilience, confidence, and healthier ways of thinking. By learning simple, evidence based strategies, they can feel more in control when facing challenges like anxiety, stress, or low mood.

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Managing Your Emotions (Youth Peer Support) – Cycle Against Suicide

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Registered Offices:(ROI) 1st Floor, 6 Lapp’s Quay, Cork, (NI) 385 Springfield Road, Belfast, BT12 7DG.

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Transport For Ireland and AsIAm, Irelands Autism Charity, collaborate to create useful resources to assist and prepare Autistic people to use public transport.

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Transport For Ireland and AsIAm, Irelands Autism Charity, collaborate to create useful resources to assist and prepare Autistic people to use public transport.

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This is a library of resources to prepare and assist Autistic people to use public transport.

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Transport for Ireland (TFI) together with As I Am, Ireland’s Autism Charity, have a campaign called “Prepare me …. As I Am … for public transport”. This aims to provide Autistic people with helpful tools to assist them using public transport. Below is a library of resources to prepare and assist Autistic people to use […]

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Advocate Vacancies - YAP Ireland

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ISPCC Smart Moves School Transition Programme

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ISPCC Smart Moves School Transition Programme

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•‘Smart Moves’ is a FREE evidence-based transition programme available to schools.

•It is a programme of short sessions designed to give young people making the transition between primary and secondary schools the skills to increase their overall resilience.

•The program helps to address some of the common anxieties pupils have when making the school transition.

For more information and registration please go to

https://www.ispcc.ie/smart-moves/

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The Shield Anti-Bullying Programme is a free evidence-based, research-informed program available to all organisations in Ireland working with or supporting children and young people.
We offer a unique self-evaluation tool that organisations can use to reflect on their strengths and what supports are needed to achieve Shield Status.
Please look at the flyer attached or email shield@ispcc.ie for more information.
To register your organisation now, please visit  https://www.ispcc.ie/shield-anti-bullying-programme/

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ISPCC Silver Cloud - guided self-care digital programme 

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ISPCC Silver Cloud - guided self-care digital programme 

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Our Space from Anxiety programme is grounded in the  principles of Cognitive Behavioural  Therapy (CBT). It is engaging, interactive and uses quizzes,  mindfulness exercises, audio and visual clips to help manage anxiety and reduce the distress associated with anxiety. It has shown to bring about positive, long-term results.
To refer a client, please  contact our support line on

01 522 4300 between 9am and 1pm Monday to Friday, or email spacefromanxiety@ispcc.ie

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The attached leaflets contains information on our suite of services, please feel free to get in touch using the contact details listed.

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ISPCC 'Space from Anxiety' offers free online support to young people from age 14+ who may be experiencing low to moderate level anxiety. This CBT-based support offers a programme young person can engage with at their own pace, with an assigned supporter who links-in with them to encourage and motivate them, as well as check in with them and their progress each week.

In addition to this, the programme also offers two parenting supports; 'Supporting an Anxious Child' and 'Supporting an Anxious Teen'. Please link attached for details.

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Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Programmes - ISPCC

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Childline has partnered with SilverCloud to deliver a number of guided self-care digital programmes addressing anxiety.

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WASP Family Support Addiction Services D14 will cover Dublin 16 (D16) Whitechurch Rathfarnham 

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WASP Family Support Addiction Services D14 will cover Dublin 16 (D16) Whitechurch Rathfarnham 

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Address: Room 4 Loreto Community Project Loreto Avenue

Rathfarnham

Dublin 14

Phone number:

01 4937705 or 087 4307866

Email:

waspcep@hotmail.com

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SDCC Libraries have developed the Neurodiverse South Collection & Services a comprehensive programme of resources, activities, and events to support the neurodiverse community in South Dublin.

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SDCC Libraries have developed the Neurodiverse South Collection & Services a comprehensive programme of resources, activities, and events to support the neurodiverse community in South Dublin.

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Quiet Evenings: Ballyogan Library *Now on Mondays*

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Quiet Evenings: Ballyogan Library *Now on Mondays*

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Every Monday, 6.00-7.45pm
Ballyogan Library
All welcome, no booking required

Join us in Ballyogan Library for our weekly quiet evening. We will have dimmed lighting; silent self-service machines and sensory toys. Try our Cubbie, a sensory management pod designed to help people regulate their sensory experiences in various environments. It provides a customisable space with adjustable lighting, sound and visuals, allowing users, especially those with sensory sensitivities, to find comfort and focus.

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Cycle Against Suicide - Social Anxiety Webinar

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Cycle Against Suicide - Social Anxiety Webinar

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Dr. Aoife Gordon discusses how 'Social Anxiety' develops and how it affects a child/young person’s thoughts, behaviour, and wellbeing.

Dr. Gordon provides practical, evidence based strategies for parents and teachers  to support children and young people effectively.

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Social Anxiety Disorder Webinar Video – Cycle Against Suicide

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Barnardos Ireland’s Online Safety Programme, proudly supported by Google.org, delivers vital in-person and online workshops and resources. We empower children and young people (aged 10-15), parents, carers, and the professionals who work with them to navigate online life with confidence and skill.

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https://youtu.be/WI9LbzTFX6E Children are spending a lot of their time online and we know the internet is not designed for children. Our vision is that children reach their potential and have happy, healthy and safe lives, both offline and online. We hope that by offering children and parents our interactive workshops about online safety, we can ...

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Our Cubbie is one of the sensory services provided by the library. It is a sensory pod which helps regulates your sensory experience by providing a customisable environment adaptable to your needs.

Why not try it out the next time you are in the library? Ask at the library desk!

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CyberSafeKids Essential Digital Parenting 2026 with Dr Colman Noctor

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CyberSafeKids Essential Digital Parenting 2026 with Dr Colman Noctor

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CyberSafeKids Essential Digital Parenting 2026 with Dr  Colman Noctor

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Free drop in support clinic - no referral needed

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YouthConnect: Online Chat Support Group (13-18)

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YouthConnect: Online Chat Support Group (13-18)

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YouthConnect is a free, online chat based support group currently offered to people with eating disorders aged 13-18 years. There is no video or audio in this group.

YouthConnect groups are run by trained facilitators and the service is supervised by a member of staff, our Support Services Manager.

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Bodywhys | YouthConnect: Online Chat Support Group (13-18)

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YouthConnect: Online Chat Support Group (13-18) , Bodywhys, The Eating Disorders Association of Ireland

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Practical advice and guidance on safely and responsibly navigating Generative AI. This guide was developed in collaboration with the ADAPT Centre and the National Parents Council.

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Parents Here you’ll find all the information and support you need to ensure your child makes the most of their […]

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The National Maternity Hospital HSE MUMA Postnatal Hubs

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The National Maternity Hospital HSE MUMA Postnatal Hubs

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The Postnatal Hubs provide community midwifery-led care for women and babies with expert, compassionate support for your wellbeing, both mind and body, after the birth of your baby.

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Togetherness - Emotional Resilience for the everyday

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Togetherness - Emotional Resilience for the everyday

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https://togetherness.co.uk/learn/

Follow a step-by-step learning journey to build emotional health, resilience and confidence. The evidence-based Solihull Approach model that underpins the bitesize topics has been tested by researchers as well as hundreds of thousands of parents to give you confidence it will make a positive difference in your relationships.

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Traveller counselling service for young people 

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Traveller counselling service for young people 

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The resource explains that emotional regulation does not mean stopping emotions. It shows that children need support to learn what to do with big feelings such as anger, frustration, sadness, and overwhelm. It clearly describes emotional dysregulation in children, including meltdowns, shouting, aggression, freezing, shutting down, or running away, and explains that this behaviour is a sign of difficulty coping rather than misbehaviour.

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Story Time @ Ballyogan Library *New Time*

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Story Time @ Ballyogan Library *New Time*

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Every Thursday, now at the new time of 3.00pm
Ballyogan  Library
Suitable for ages 3 yrs+
All welcome, no booking required.

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Women’s Aid Centre for Learning and Practice Development

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Women’s Aid Centre for Learning and Practice Development

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Women’s Aid offer a range of specialist courses for workers and professionals designed to enhance understanding of domestic abuse and coercive control and provide the opportunity to develop skills to respond safely and effectively to those subjected to it.

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Welcome to the Women’s Aid Centre for Learning and Practice Development. Women’s Aid offer a range of specialist courses for workers and professionals designed to enhance understanding of domestic abuse and coercive control and provide the opportunity to develop skills to respond safely and effectively to those subjected to it. Why training on domestic abuse and … Continued

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See the new directory of Family Justice supports & services that are identified

under 6 key themes