At West Cluster we offer a wide range Parenting Courses.We use a variety of ways to support you and your family, including 1-1 parenting courses, group work, zoom courses and self-led online sessions. We hope we have something for everyone. If any of the courses below interest you, please click the button below to book a place.
Our Courses and Parenting Groups
Take 3 Parenting Course
A 12-week course, which is delivered face to face at our cluster building. This parenting is to support families with children aged between 10 and 18.
The main aims of the programme is to improve relationships between young people and their families and to improve young people’s behaviour at home, at school and in the wider community.
This programme is a fun and engaging course where you can share your experiences with other families and our team and find practical solutions to support your family.
We offer two versions of this programme 0-12 and Teen. Triple P is designed to help support you positive parenting skills and strategies to help make a difference to your child's development and wellbeing.
As you complete the learning in bitesize chunks online it can fit around yours and your families busy lives. Our team is also on hand to help at any point.
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Triple P - Positive Parenting Programme
HENRY 5+ Programme
HENRY is an innovative charity that works in partnership with UK families to give babies and children aged 0-12 years the best possible start in life. We are proud to offer the 5-12 course at Bramley Cluster.
Their work supports improved nutrition, as well as the emotional and physical wellbeing of the whole family, and wider child development.
HENRY works with 40 Local Authorities and our Family Support Workers are HENRY trained, delivering local healthy start services and an evidence-based group programme for parents.
Cygnet
A support programme for parents and carers of children and young people, aged 5-18, who are autistic.
Parents of autistic children face the usual positive and difficult challenges of parenting and quite a few more. Attending a Cygnet autism support programme gives parents and carers an opportunity to develop their understanding of autism and consider ways to support their child.
It also provides the opportunity to meet other people in a similar position and hear about their experiences in an informal but supportive atmosphere.
