We can help with challenging behaviour, conflict, mental ill-health, anxiety and/or social, emotional or behavioural difficulties.
We have programmes specifically for young people, programmes for parents/carers and some which run in parallel where parents/carers and young people take part in separate programmes which run at the same time. Each programme has a different focus.
Programmes *OPEN NOW* for sign ups / referrals:
Managing My Anxiety - support for young people aged 11-16 years
FREE online workshop for young people (11-16 years) living in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland, who are struggling with anxiety and feeling overwhelmed.
The workshop consists of four x1 hour sessions that are delivered digitally via Zoom. Young people will have the opportunity to develop and explore the following:
To refer to this workshop please get in touch with the Centre to complete a referral form and be placed on the next available workshop.
Please email or call: centre@cffcharity.org.uk or 0116 2234254
Stacey@cffcharity.org.uk or 07759705086
Kate@cffcharity.org.uk or 07704973230
FREE online workshop for young people (11-16 years) living in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland, who are struggling with anxiety and feeling overwhelmed.
The workshop consists of four x1 hour sessions that are delivered digitally via Zoom. Young people will have the opportunity to develop and explore the following:
- Understanding anxiety and the brain.
- Build better resilience
- Learn strategies to support wellbeing
- Start to make positive change in how to manage anxiety day to day.
To refer to this workshop please get in touch with the Centre to complete a referral form and be placed on the next available workshop.
Please email or call: centre@cffcharity.org.uk or 0116 2234254
Stacey@cffcharity.org.uk or 07759705086
Kate@cffcharity.org.uk or 07704973230
Helping my anxious child - practical tools for Parents / Carers
In this 90 minute group session on Zoom we will take parents / carers through a range of strategies to help their young people (11 - 16 year olds) better understand and manage difficult feelings, and in turn behaviours that have developed during the Pandemic. Support is FREE and available to people living in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Book your date by clicking the button below.
In this 90 minute group session on Zoom we will take parents / carers through a range of strategies to help their young people (11 - 16 year olds) better understand and manage difficult feelings, and in turn behaviours that have developed during the Pandemic. Support is FREE and available to people living in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Book your date by clicking the button below.
Managing My Mind - general mental health support for young people aged 11-16 years
FREE online workshop for young people (11-16 years) living in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland, who are getting more and more worried about managing their general mental health. Young people may be feeling a change in mood, feeling more stressed/angry than normal and need to develop a better understanding of how their mental health is impacting their relationships with others and how they are feeling. This workshop looks at wellbeing and how we can look after ourselves and promote positive mental health.
The aim of the new four session workshop (via Zoom) is to help young people:
The next set of ‘Managing My Mind’ workshops will be running on Thursday evenings, 5.30 – 6.30pm on 25 February, 4 March, 11 March and 18 March.
To refer to this workshop please get in touch with the Centre to complete a referral form and be placed on the next available workshop.
Please email or call: centre@cffcharity.org.uk or 0116 2234254
Stacey@cffcharity.org.uk or 07759705086
FREE online workshop for young people (11-16 years) living in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland, who are getting more and more worried about managing their general mental health. Young people may be feeling a change in mood, feeling more stressed/angry than normal and need to develop a better understanding of how their mental health is impacting their relationships with others and how they are feeling. This workshop looks at wellbeing and how we can look after ourselves and promote positive mental health.
The aim of the new four session workshop (via Zoom) is to help young people:
- Understand mental health (risk factors and promoting positive wellbeing)
- Build better resilience to boost self esteem
- Develop strategies to support wellbeing
- Explore positive change.
The next set of ‘Managing My Mind’ workshops will be running on Thursday evenings, 5.30 – 6.30pm on 25 February, 4 March, 11 March and 18 March.
To refer to this workshop please get in touch with the Centre to complete a referral form and be placed on the next available workshop.
Please email or call: centre@cffcharity.org.uk or 0116 2234254
Stacey@cffcharity.org.uk or 07759705086
Parenting in a Pandemic - support for parents of children aged 3-11 years in Leicester City
Are you struggling to manage your children’s behaviour? If you live in Leicester City and your children are aged 3-11 years old, this free online group can offer you the opportunity to:
Sessions last 90 minutes and are held weekly on Zoom for 6 weeks at the following times and start dates (see flyer for full list of dates):
Professionals can refer a family using the form below. Self referrals are via email centre@cffcharity.org.uk
or call Henry on 07743 321319.
Are you struggling to manage your children’s behaviour? If you live in Leicester City and your children are aged 3-11 years old, this free online group can offer you the opportunity to:
- Learn new parenting skills
- Find solutions which work best for you.
- Discover you are not the only one dealing with those problems.
- Become more confident and less stressed.
Sessions last 90 minutes and are held weekly on Zoom for 6 weeks at the following times and start dates (see flyer for full list of dates):
- Friday mornings 10am - 11.15am - starting 15 January
- Wednesday evenings 6pm - 7.15pm - starting 27 January
- Tuesday mornings 10am - 11.15am - starting 2 February
Professionals can refer a family using the form below. Self referrals are via email centre@cffcharity.org.uk
or call Henry on 07743 321319.
More about our programmes
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GroundedThe Grounded groups are for young people, aged 11-16, who are experiencing difficulties when coping with situations of conflict or confrontation with adults. They may find themselves in trouble at school, home or in their local community.
If you are a young person who sometimes finds yourself in trouble with adults, can lose your temper easily and wants to learn how to stay calm in difficult situations, then come and join our group. These sessions include a mix of activities to encourage participation and teamwork, whilst engaging young people. Groups run for 2 hours per week for 7 weeks. |
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Living With TeenagersFor parents and carers of teenagers aged 11 to 16 years old.
This can run in parallel to our Grounded programme. It supports parents and carers who find themselves in difficulties with the behavioural and communication challenges that the teenage years can present. We will support them in developing their skills in coping with and managing their teenager's behaviour. Groups run for 2 hours per week for 7 weeks. Any parent, grandparent or carer of a teenager aged 11 to 16 years old can book a place on the programme. |
Positive Minds GroundedOur Positive Minds Grounded programme is specifically targeted towards young people between 11-16 who are experiencing mental ill-health and / or social, emotional or behavioural difficulties.
The core of the programme is based on our Grounded programme but group members will also have the opportunity to explore the affects of poor mental health. The programme runs for 2 hours per week, for 8 weeks. |
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Positive Minds Living With TeenagersThis is the parallel parenting group to Positive Minds Living with Teenagers. The core of the programme is based on our established Living with Teenagers group work programme but group members will also have the opportunity to explore the effects of poor mental health on the parenting task and the strategies and ideas that potentially diminish negative influences.
Running a specialist group means there is more likely to be a common or shared experience among the members that allows for a more open discussion on mental health (and related matters) as well as a better understanding of the impact of the symptoms on the family and parenting approach in the home. The programme runs for 2 hours per week, for 8 weeks. |
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Overcoming AnxietyThe ‘Overcoming Anxiety’ programme is specifically targeted towards young people aged 11-18 who are struggling with anxiety and how to maintain it in a positive way. Their behaviour, thoughts and feelings are affected by their levels of anxiety, and this is affecting their relationships with others.
This programme has been adapted from our ‘Positive Minds – Grounded’ Programme and the CAMHS ‘Cool Kids’ Programme to include topics relating to understanding anxiety and promoting positive mental health for young people The programme runs for 2 hours per week, for 8 weeks. |
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Supporting Your Anxious ChildThis is the parallel parenting group to Overcoming Anxiety.
The programme aims to increase parents' and carers' knowledge, understanding and skills in managing their young person’s anxiety. It looks at what may be influencing the young person’s behaviour, how behaviour patterns can be learned, the link between thoughts, feelings and behaviour and practical parenting strategies to enable you to support your young person to overcome their anxiety and avoidance behaviours. Groups run for 2 hours per week for 8 weeks. Any parent, grandparent or carer of a teenager aged 11 to 18 years old can book a place on the programme. |
For further information on any of our programmes, please contact us on: (0116) 223 4254 or email us at centre@cffcharity.org.uk
To make a referral and reserve a place, click the link below to download a referral form. Please send completed forms to the email address above or to the postal address found on the form.
To make a referral and reserve a place, click the link below to download a referral form. Please send completed forms to the email address above or to the postal address found on the form.