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Togetherness - The Solihull Approach

Online Learning - Togetherness: Bringing the Solihull Approach to the World

Togetherness is a digital hub with free online learning pathways using the Solihull Approach. It’s available for everyone who cares for children aged 0-18 years. It’s there to help you recognise emotions in yourself and your child, and helps you to see how these emotions can impact on behaviour.

The course can help increase your confidence as a parent or carer, so that difficulties encountered in everyday life are reduced by seeing a child’s behaviour from their point of view. A closer relationship between you and your child can develop, resulting in a calmer and happier household for everyone.

Learning is split up into courses and you can drop in and out of the course as you need to. Some courses are also available in different languages.

Courses

Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby
Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby: for women couples
Understanding your baby
Understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital
Understanding your preterm or sick baby now you are home
Understanding your child: from toddler to teenager
Understanding your child with additional needs
Understanding your child's feelings (a taster course)
Understanding your child's mental health and wellbeing
Understanding your teenager's brain
Understanding your relationships
Understanding your own trauma
Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child
Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your teenager
Understanding your brain (for teenagers only!)
Understanding your feelings (for teenagers only!)
Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs

Solihull approach logo, 6 children's drawings of faces under the title 'Understanding Your Child'

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Other Online Courses

Pathway To Parenting

Norfolk Positive Behaviour Strategies (PBS)

Supporting Transition

Supporting Children's Mental Health

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