Mental Health and Wellness

Everymind

Summer Online Workshops and Support Groups

for Parents & Caregivers

Parents and Caregivers:

Summer Workshops for Parents & Caregivers

Everymind is offering a wide-variety of summer workshops for parents and caregivers.

To support you and your family’s mental health, staff from EveryMind and AYSP are offering free online workshops for caregivers on a wide range of topics, such as:

  • Building self-esteem

  • Supporting kids through stress and uncertainty

  • Positive parenting strategies

  • Family resilience

  • Creating secure attachment through empathy

  • Teaching young children cooperation skills

  • Parenting the young explosive child

  • Strategies for children with ADHD

  • Dealing with family conflict

  • Managing challenging behavior

  • Helping kids manage anger

  • Gaming and Internet challenges

  • Parenting challenges and youth substance use

  • Parenting strategies for teens

  • Workshops just for moms, just for dads, and for solo parents

Registration Process

You can register online for any of the workshops by clicking on the link below. You will be redirected to Eventbrite to complete the registration process.

You can also call 905-451-4655 and a member of the WhereToStart.ca team will be happy to assist you.


To learn more about the many Summer Workshops for Parents & Caregivers click the following link for workshop schedules and how to register:

https://wheretostart.ca/workshops-for-caregivers/.


Caregiver Online Groups

Connect with other caregivers and learn from child and youth mental health experts by participating in one of EveryMind’s online groups for caregivers.

Due to COVID-19, all groups will be offered online. Programs will be facilitated by EveryMind staff.

Click on link link to learn more about the online schedule and how to register or call 905-451-4655 and a member of the WhereToStart.ca team will be happy to assist you.

Helpful Reminders:

  • EveryMind is committed to providing a barrier-free environment for all children, youth and families who use our services, and we respect and uphold the requirements set forth under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). We will ask you to tell us how we can make your experience better when you register

  • These groups are designed to support children, youth and caregivers, and space is limited.

For more information about groups that are meeting this summer, click the following link:

https://wheretostart.ca/groups-for-caregivers/.