


The Young People Thought Prompt cards and activities are designed to support healthy relationship development and emotional resilience Activities and tasks on each card support conflict resolution, builds communication skills and self-awareness. Whether you are a social care professional, teacher, youth worker, or parent, these cards provide a non-judgmental, youth-friendly entry point into difficult conversations - helping young people feel seen, heard, and supported.
How to differentiate Parental Conflict from Domestic Abuse
How to spot signs of parents in conflict
How parental conflict affects babies, children and young people
The skills and tools to support families who experience conflict
To book the RPC training, please scan the QR code or click here to follow the link to take you to the Eventbrite website and choose your preferred date.
Each session is only 1hour long and covers practical suggestions around specific Reducing Parental Conflict resources and tools, supporting professionals to offer a family-centred approach.
Supporting children and young people around healthy relationships and family changes
How to distinguish Parental Conflict (PC) and Domestic Abuse (DA)
Talking to families about healthy relationships
Supporting healthy relationships among separating and separated parents
Reducing Parental Conflict support pathway and resources
Supporting healthy relationships among parents who become carers
To book any of the above training please scan the QR code or click here and follow the link to take you to the Eventbrite website and choose your preferred session.
How to differentiate Parental Conflict from Domestic Abuse
How to spot signs of parents conflict and its negative effects on child’s outcomes
Where to effectively signpost families experiencing harmful levels of conflict
To access the training please scan the QR code or click here to take you to the ME Learning website to register.
If you need assistance please email Magdalena.Dziedzina@bromley.gov.uk