PACE for Parents
PACE for Parents is an introductory parenting framework developed by clinical psychologist Dr Dan Hughes. The model provides parents and caregivers with a “way of being” that fosters safety, trust, and emotional connection, particularly for children who struggle with emotional regulation, anxiety, or attachment difficulties.
These two interactive workshops move parents away from traditional behaviour management (such as rewards and punishments) and toward relationship-focused parenting.
To ensure safety and clarity, PACE for Parents is not:
A space to discuss individual cases or personal family situations
Therapy, counselling, or one-to-one intervention
Advice or guidance about social services, legal processes or court proceedings
- Please consider booking separated parents on different dates to enable full participation
PACE for Parents
OPEN courses for parents.
This course is delivered in TWO PARTS
Book the 2 course bundle for a 10% discount.
£50.00 3 hours
£50.00 3 hours
E-learning Follow-On Courses
While standalone e-learning is ideal for self-paced study, and Zoom excels at real-time group interaction, combining the two creates a far more dynamic learning experience.
Using them together gives you the best of both worlds:
- Flexible Foundation: Learners absorb core concepts, policy frameworks, and essential theory on their own time through interactive e-learning modules.
- Deep Practice: Live Zoom sessions transform passive knowledge into active skills through breakout discussions, practical scenarios, and live Q&A.
- Sustained Impact: Digital materials remain accessible for ongoing reference long after the live session ends.
- Proven Results: Combining flexible online knowledge building with live, reflective discussion leads to significantly higher retention rates, better critical thinking during crises, and consistent standards of care across your entire workforce.
