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Posted 02.12.2019
Do you know that having a child of adolescence age can have a significant impact on your workforce?
It is reported that 40% of parents dip in their own mental health as their first child hits adolescence. What most organisations are unaware of is how this impacts on the productivity, absenteeism and retention rates of their employees. Stakeholder Managers have been working with Teen-Behaviour.Com based at Nottingham University. The organisation is run by Anika Vassell, a Working-Parent Occupational Health & Wellbeing Consultant; Teen Behaviourist & Parent Advocate. Teenbehaviour.com recognise the stress of parenting and how this impacts on the parent. They offer practical solutions for parents and for employers.
Teen Behaviour.com have received some funding to provide training to staff working in leadership, management or HR roles within a non-profit or public sector organisation. The funding is from The Smallwood Trust who support low-income and financially vulnerable women. To access this programme your organisation must employ women on a low income.
This FREE course will ensure that you are equipped to begin effectively supporting your working parents who have adolescent children aged between 9-19yrs. It will help you to:
All attendees who complete the course will gain ‘The Connectedness Approach’ certification.
The course takes place on 20th January 2020 and is open to individuals:
BBO is having a significant impact on individual lives, supporting people to increase their confidence, independence and achieve their employment aspirations.
See what our participants have to say in these case studies …