EARLY BIRD IS NOW OPEN UNTIL:
Our highly recommended parenting programme, The Radical Parenting Programme, is back for another year in a BRAND NEW FORMAT!
We launched this programme in 2023 to help parents unravel their learnt parenting methods and to support them in creating a calm, happy family existence that focuses on Calm, Connection and Co-Regulation©. We were blown away by the amazing feedback we received from parents who attended the programme and are excited to be running it again this year.
- On Demand Sessions available in May
- Therapeutic Coaching Session One: Friday 06 June 2025 - 10:30am BST - 90MINS
- Therapeutic Coaching Session Two: Friday 13th June 2025 - 10:30am BST - 90MINS
- Therapeutic Coaching Session Three: Friday 20th June 2025 - 10:30am BST - 90MINS
- Therapeutic Coaching Session Four: Friday27th June 2025 - 10:30am BST - 90MINS
PLEASE NOTE:
Due to the interactive nature of the coaching sessions, these will not be recorded. The Coaching sessions are complimentary for this years’ cohort, so if you cannot join all of the sessions, this will not take away from your learning value throughout the programme.
Jodie Isitt has taken a diploma in Therapeutic Coaching and is now offering Trauma Responsive Coaching alongside The Radical Parenting Programme. This means that the learning modules will now be on-demand along with our sessions on Interoception and Trauma Informed Parenting. So now you can access the learning sessions in your own time.
The Trauma Responsive coaching sessions will be group based, informal and collaborative. We will dig deep into those personal difficulties that you are experiencing and collectively problem solve in a safe, non-judgemental on-line space to ensure that we are creating relational safety in our environments.
It is a truly unique offering from The Nurture Programme and will be revolutionary for the on-going understanding and support that our families desperately strive for.
Relational safety is a core principle in Jodie Isitt’s new coaching programmes and this approach emphasises creating a secure and trusting environment within families, particularly those with neurodivergent members, such as individuals with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA).
The programme focuses on shifting from traditional power dynamics to fostering autonomy, authenticity, and connection. By moving away from conventional parenting methods, it aims to reduce anxiety and empower children to thrive. This is achieved through trauma-informed and trauma-responsive interactions that prioritise safety and connection.
A key component of the programme is the “Circle of Co-regulation,” which involves parents and children working together to manage emotions and responses, thereby enhancing relational safety. By adopting this collaborative approach, families can build trust and understanding, leading to a more harmonious and supportive home environment.
Overall, the Radical Parenting Programme advocates for a nurturing parenting style that respects the individual needs of each family member, promoting relational safety through empathy, flexibility, and mutual respect.
- FOUR 1+hour(s) of professionally illustrated presentations On-Demand
- FOUR Sessions of Trauma Resposive Therapeutic Group Coaching Included
- Downloadable and printable workbooks to be used alongside the programme for note taking and progress reporting.
- Access to a dedicated online Facebook connection group for further support.
- An online portal to store recordings with LIFETIME access.
- Kelly Mahler - Let's Begin with Interoception
- Dr Judy Eaton - Trauma Informed Parenting
- Trauma Responsive Coaching Included
The One Where We Don't Teach You How To Parent
The Calm, Connection & Co-Regulation® (CCC®) Approach, developed by Jodie Isitt, founder of The Nurture Programme, is a nurturing parenting methodology designed to support neurodivergent families. This approach emphasises creating a calm environment, building genuine connections, and practicing co-regulation to help children manage their emotions and develop the knowledge to self-regulate.
The CCC® model is integrated into The Radical Parenting Programme, guiding parents to move away from traditional parenting methods and societal expectations. Instead, it encourages embracing a parenting style that prioritises empathy, understanding, and collaboration. By focusing on these principles, parents can create a trusting and supportive home environment that respects each family member’s unique needs.
This approach is particularly beneficial for families with neurodivergent members, as it addresses the specific challenges they may face. By fostering calmness, building strong connections, and engaging in co-regulation, the CCC® Approach aims to reduce anxiety and empower children to thrive authentically.
This programme is designed to help you unravel your learnt parenting methods or those which are embedded with societal expectations, we will help you to begin creating a calm, happy family existence that focuses on Calm, Connection and Co-Regulation©
Guide One: To look back over your own childhood and recognise any similarities in how you were parented to how you are parenting today. Using the critical thinking technique, we will guide you through the parenting “norms” that affected our wellbeing and how we can reframe that today to create a more instinctive parenting style.
Guide Two: Trusting your instincts is a vital part of the process for RADICAL (UN)Parenting and we will discuss the many experiences of the facilitator and the learners where this has either proven to be true when listened to or when you wish you would have listened and acted on that gut feeling.
Guide Three: We all at some point, just want to give up, but we know that we never will. Neurodivergent people may struggle with change and transitions so we need to predict a fall back through and really plan on how we will manage this change.
Guide Four: Most importantly our young people just want to feel loved and accepted even in their most vulnerable moments, however these are presenting.Judgement is never a part of the RADICAL process.
Join Kelly Mahler for a deep dive into what Interoception looks like for individuals who are Neurodivergent.
Join Dr Judy Eaton for a session based on Trauma Informed Parenting.
