Andrew Fuller Webinars – free parent sessions

Register now- free information session with leading Australian psychologist on how to identify your child’s learning strengths and support them to achieve their best.
 
You are invited to attend one of two, free parent and carer information sessions being held on Monday 2 and Tuesday 3 September with clinical psychologist, author, speaker and creator of Learning Strengths, Andrew Fuller.
 
Andrew Fuller will speak on the topic ‘Biohacking learning’ – providing you with tools and strategies to identify your child’s learning strengths as well as why this is so important in supporting young people to engage, increase performance, gain
new skills and discover pathways to success

All parents and carers of children enrolled in local Catholic schools from K-12 are welcome to attend.
 
An overview of the webinar is provided in the attached flyer, with key details provided in the summary below:
 
Session One

Session Two

These information sessions are proudly hosted by the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle’s Federation of P & F Associations for parents and carers of children enrolled in local Catholic schools.

Karen Young Webinar – free parent session

We are thrilled to inform you about an upcoming webinar that promises to be incredibly insightful and beneficial for anyone raising or working with children. Renowned Psychologist and Author, Karen Young, will be hosting a webinar for parents on managing anxiety in children, and we strongly encourage all our parents to register. 

Karen Young is well-known for her expertise in Child Psychology, particularly in helping children navigate the complexities of anxiety. Her approach is practical, compassionate, and deeply rooted in understanding the unique challenges our young people face today. This webinar is an opportunity for you to gain valuable insights and tools to support your children in managing their anxieties, whether big or small.

Recently, our teachers participated in a similar webinar led by Karen, and it was nothing short of transformative. The session was engaging, highly relevant to the realities our students face, and left us with a wealth of knowledge that has already made a positive impact in our classrooms. Beyond just professional development, it offered us, as both educators and parents, a deeper understanding of how anxiety can manifest in children and how we can best support them.

One of the standout aspects of Karen's approach is her ability to make complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable. She doesn’t just offer theoretical advice, she provides practical strategies that you can start using immediately to help your child feel more secure, confident, and capable of managing their worries.

Whether your child has expressed feelings of anxiety or you’re simply looking to equip yourself with knowledge to better support their emotional wellbeing, this webinar is an invaluable resource. Karen’s insights are not just for parents of children experiencing anxiety, but for all parents who wish to foster a supportive and understanding environment at home. We highly recommend setting aside the time to join this free session on offer as an investment in your child’s wellbeing and in your own journey as a parent.

If you are unable to attend the webinar at the designated time, you can access a recording of the session for up to two weeks after the event. All you have to do is register to attend the event via the link, and the recording will then be made available to you approximately one week after the live presentation.

This webinar is proudly hosted by the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle’s Federation of P & F Associations for parents and carers of children enrolled in local Catholic schools

SchoolTV

Click here to read SchoolTV’s special edition report on Toxic Achievement Culture. It is a very interesting read that explores how there is nothing wrong with having ambition, but it's crucial to ensure that this desire doesn't push our young people into a toxic cycle of achievement and make them feel they must achieve in order to matter.

Chloe Coe
Wellbeing Coordinator