Family relationship support and conflict solution programmes
Our programmes have been designed by Steve Kenny, a former Police Sergeant, who spent much of his childhood in a residential children’s home.
Having worked with young people and their families for over 10 years we understand the problems that may arise for parents, carers and young people, regardless of background and we embrace trauma informed practices.
Holistic family wellbeing and conflict solutions for parents, carers and young people
Personalised programmes
Our interventions work because we understand and learn from your needs. We don’t just offer direct support to young people, we support and advise parents and carers with our intervention strategies too.
Knowledge and experience
Steve is a former police officer, having spent many years as a Neighbourhood Sergeant. He has years of experience in supporting parents and carers with Teenage Anti Social Behaviour problems.
Valuable life skills
We teach leadership, resilience, confidence, team work, motivation, the criminal justice system, communication skills and self worth.
Unfortunately many parents and carers suffer in silence when dealing with difficult times in their teenagers life. Naturally they don’t want to get their teenager in trouble especially with the police, or they are worried other agencies might split up the family.
Parent999 is a confidential service provided by professionals including a former police sergeant who understands the law and how to offer the right support without criminalising your teenager.
Develop the skills you need
Parents
- Regaining confidence
- Taking back control
- Communication skills
- Meditation techniques
- Stress management
- De-escalation techniques
Young people
- Improving self image / esteem
- Managing emotions
- Increasing confidence
- Communication skills
- Physical health
- Emotional health
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