Supporting children workshops

7, 14, and 21 May, 1-4pm, Totara Park Village
Children have faced daunting challenges in recent years; climate change, a global pandemic, and the constant noise of social media have all contributed to a sense of unease and uncertainty, and they are really feeling it right now. Shockingly, youth suicide rates in New Zealand are some of the highest in the OECD and eating disorders are also on the rise. At The Food Tree, they help prepare your child for whatever the future holds. Using evidence based, practical tools and a positive approach that is grounded in reality, they can empower children to navigate these challenges.

The Food Tree is excited to offer a series of workshops aimed at empowering parents and teachers to raise the next generation with confidence.

Workshops include:

Raising conscious and happy children
A practical guide to growing emotional intelligence and mental well-being for families.

Mealtime magic
Practical support to empower you to feed your family with ease.

The Body Image workshop
Empowering you to raise a body-confident child.

The Food Tree’s expert facilitator, Rachael Wilson, is a registered pediatric dietitian and mindfulness coach. She is passionate about helping adults and children to develop a positive relationship with food and their bodies. She has trained with some of the world's leading experts on eating disorders and has expertise in family feeding, mindfulness and body image.

Rachael is excited to bring this global expertise to our local community to support you in raising happy, confident, and empowered children. Take advantage of the early-bird discount by heading to the website.

www.TheFoodTree.co

By attending these workshops, you'll learn how to:

• Support children with positive coping strategies to deal with anxiety and depression.

• Learn skills that help both parents and children with emotional regulation.

• Build resilience in your child.

• Raise adventurous eaters and nurture your child's relationship with food, developing healthy eating habits that last a lifetime.

• How to meal plan like a pro and provide meals the whole family will enjoy.

• Nurturing your child's body confidence and autonomy, raising a child who feels good about themselves.

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