Looking for an alternative way to support your child?

We are delighted to offer parents, caregivers and guardians of children and young people with challenging behaviours living in County Clare the opportunity to attend this training.

Are you struggling to manage challenging behaviours in your child?

Do you want to strengthen your relationship with your child while maintaining calm and control?

Non-violent resistance (NVR) parent training course is here to help.

Training highlights:

• Empower your parenting: learn effective strategies to assert your authority without escalating conflicts.
• Build stronger connections: discover techniques to maintain a loving & respectful relationship with your child.
• Practical tools and techniques: gain hands-on experience with de- escalation tactics, refusal strategies, and reconciliation gestures.
  Expert guidance: benefit from the support and expertise of trained Professional experienced in NVR methods.

Why choose NVR?

Non-violent resistance (NVR) is a proven approach that empowers parents to handle difficult situations calmly and assertively. Whether your child is dealing with anxiety, aggression, or defiance, NVR offers tools to help you create a peaceful and respectful home environment.

This is a 2-day training course, one day in-person and the second online. Participants can select your choice of day for the in-person day:

Day 1: in-person – Ennis, County Clare - 24th or 25th October 
(you will only attend one)

Day 2: online - confirmed at in-person sessions.

Cost: No Charge

This training is provided by experienced NVR practitioner Al Coates. Al is an advanced level NVR practitioner and accredited by Partnership Projects.

Partnership Projects is an accredited training provider registered with the NVR Association (NVRA).

Applications are now open. To apply please visit: www.fasdireland.ie/nvr to complete the initial form. Successful applicants will be contacted directly.

This project is brought to you by FASD Ireland and supported by Clare County Council through the Healthy Clare Micro Fund in association with Clare Local Community Development Committee.