Parent Education and Support
Parenting can be a rewarding and challenging job, and it can help to have people to talk to and learn from who understand what you're going through. Our parenting programs offer a variety of options for you to find information and resources or connect with other families like yours. Open to parents with children up to nineteen years old.
Programs include topics like:
Mom's Mental Health Toolkit: An opportunity to connect for support and to learn skills to support mental well-being
Parenting From a Dad's Perspective: A learning opportunity for male identifying parents who are parenting with or without a partner, living with or without their children
Baby Groups (virtual and/or in-person): A place for parents with children up to eighteen months of age to connect. Offered at Royal Oak Neighbourhood House and soon in the SNP Child and Family Centre.
Successful Co-Parenting: Strategies for parents who share child-rearing responsibilities but live apart
You Make Me So Mad: Understanding anger and how to manage it as a parent
My Tween and Me: Parenting your child through the middle years of 8-12
SAFER: Education and support group for parents of trans and non binary youth. Offered as a parent/caregiver session and also as a youth program.
Virtual Parenting: Online discussion group focusing on a variety of topics related to parenting
Nobody's Perfect: An education and discussion group for parents of children new born to five years of age
Young Parents Play and Connect: A play group with discussion for parents under twenty-nine years of age and their children
Parenting Toolbox: For parents of 0-10 year olds who are looking to build skills with temperament, challenging behaviours, anger, connection, and more
Program availability changes seasonally and we welcome you to check out our program calendar for current offerings.
To find out more about parenting programs, contact family@snplace.org or call 250-360-1148.
Programs include topics like:
Mom's Mental Health Toolkit: An opportunity to connect for support and to learn skills to support mental well-being
Parenting From a Dad's Perspective: A learning opportunity for male identifying parents who are parenting with or without a partner, living with or without their children
Baby Groups (virtual and/or in-person): A place for parents with children up to eighteen months of age to connect. Offered at Royal Oak Neighbourhood House and soon in the SNP Child and Family Centre.
Successful Co-Parenting: Strategies for parents who share child-rearing responsibilities but live apart
You Make Me So Mad: Understanding anger and how to manage it as a parent
My Tween and Me: Parenting your child through the middle years of 8-12
SAFER: Education and support group for parents of trans and non binary youth. Offered as a parent/caregiver session and also as a youth program.
Virtual Parenting: Online discussion group focusing on a variety of topics related to parenting
Nobody's Perfect: An education and discussion group for parents of children new born to five years of age
Young Parents Play and Connect: A play group with discussion for parents under twenty-nine years of age and their children
Parenting Toolbox: For parents of 0-10 year olds who are looking to build skills with temperament, challenging behaviours, anger, connection, and more
Program availability changes seasonally and we welcome you to check out our program calendar for current offerings.
To find out more about parenting programs, contact family@snplace.org or call 250-360-1148.
