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Training methods are highly participatory and interactive,
including drama, role-play, groupwork and facilitated large
and small group discussions. Participants will be asked to share
their own experiences and to learn from the experiences of others.
- Working With Anger and Aggression
-2-day course gives an opportunity to review your
work with young people and explore new approaches to dealing
with anger and aggression
- Young Women and Self-Esteem
- a 2-day course exploring self-esteem and how it affects the
lives of the young women we work with
- Working with Gangs - a 2-day course
exploring the costs and gains of gang membership in young
people's lives.
Note
Some of the material used in Working With Anger and
Aggression and Young Women and Self-Esteem may overlap. If you
are considering booking on to both of these courses we would
recommend that you contact us to discuss. We can be called
during office hours on +44 (0) 20 7561 3700
Working With Anger and
Aggression
This 2-day course gives you an opportunity to review your work with
young people and explore new approaches to dealing with anger and
aggression.
aims
- to share models and techniques for working with the expression and
roots of anger in young people
course includes
- exploring anger, its causes, expressions and roots
- introduction to models for understanding how young people use anger
as a mask and a defence
- consideration of strategies to enable young people to break out of
engrained patterns of behaviour and create more choice for
themselves
- models and techniques that you can directly integrate into your
one-to-one and group work programmes with young people
Date: 10th & 11th March 2009 in London
12th & 13th
October 2009 in London
Price:
£200.00 per participant
Young Women and Self-Esteem
This 2-day course gives you an opportunity to review your work with young
women and explore new approaches. Although the focus of this course is
on young women, the tools and techniques can be successfully
applied to work with young men.
aims
- to share models and techniques for working with the expression and
roots of low self-esteem in young women
course includes
- examining the underlying causes of low self-esteem
- introduction to models for understanding persistent patterns of
thinking which result in young women experiencing life as difficult and frightening
- consideration of different types of behaviour which could be
considered as manipulative, resistant or aggressive and ways of
working with them.
- models and techniques that you can directly integrate into your
one-to-one and group work programmes with young women
Dates: 12th & 13th May 2009
Price: £200.00
per participant
Working with Gangs
Working with Gangs
presents challenges for professionals who work with young people.
Leap
Confronting Conflict can help you and your staff work more
effectively with gangs. This two-day course is based on our on-going
research with young "gang" members and adult workers. For more
information about Leap Confronting Conflict's Gangs and
Territorialism project please follow this
link or call us on + 44 (0) 20 7561 3700
aims
- To develop your ability to work creatively and constructively with
young people affected by gangs and territorialism.
training Includes
- What is a gang? Why are young people in gangs? Exploration of key
concepts and issues around gangs and territorialism in the UK.
- Putting it into practice - interactive strategies and techniques
which can be used with young people to explore issues such as safety
and danger, enemies, space and territorialism, status and power,
identity and reputation and revenge. This part of the course will be
participative and will give the opportunity to experience the
techniques.
- Managing challenging behaviour in group work: ground rules,
coaching and identifying support needs.
Dates: 10th & 11th February 2009 in London
17th & 18th March
2009 in Leeds
2nd & 3rd June 2009 in London
Price: £230.00 per participant
For more information and to reserve places on these courses please
use our
booking form
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