A Non-Violent Resistance programme that helps parents take back and keep control of the home from teenage children, calmly and without violence.
Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) is a parenting approach for responding to aggressive, controlling or destructive behaviour from children and young people without punishment or escalation.
NVR is an approach, philosophy and therapeutic method rooted in the civil rights movement. It emphasises planned, delayed reactions, parental presence and positive relationships. It was developed for parents by Professor Haim Omer (learnNVR).
A six-part workshop. One booking covers all six sessions of a programme, delivered online via Zoom.
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Parents and carers of teenagers who want to take back and keep control of the home calmly and without violence.
The open programme runs online via Zoom, and one booking covers all six sessions. In-person groups can be arranged for community organisations.
Open programmes cost from £15. Current prices are shown with each date on our Events & Dates page.
Use the “Book on Eventbrite” button next to the upcoming dates. If no dates are listed, register your interest and we will tell you about the next programme.
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