Circle of Security Parenting Groups are designed to give parents ‘a map’ for understanding and responding to their children’s emotional needs. Research shows that parents who are able do this in a loving and consistent way give their children an amazing start in life.

Where: Online via zoom for eight weeks

When: 13th October - 8th Dec with a break on 27th October for half term

Time: 7.45 - 9.15pm

We ask for a suggested donation for the course for those who are able to of £120 per person (£200 for a couple, joining together). However during these difficult times we are grateful for any donation. Either book and pay via this product or email katie.lgoan@connectedlives.org.uk to register as a couple or to donate a different amount via BACs if you are able.

Name of the Bank : NatWest

Account Name: Connected Lives

Sort Code: 60-04-04

Account Number: 85183245

Reference: COS-P online Autumn 26 (your name)

When: 15th October

Where: Online via Zoom

What Time: 20.00 - 21.00

Practical, inspiring talk to help us discover:

• Why school conversations break down.

• Build motivation and resilience through connection.

• Practical strategies for positive conversations.

• Support teenagers to study with confidence.

Circle of Security Parenting Groups are designed to give parents ‘a map’ for understanding and responding to their children’s emotional needs. Research shows that parents who are able do this in a loving and consistent way give their children an amazing start in life.

Dates: 16th Oct - 11th December (break for half term on 30th October)

Time: Friday Mornings 9.05 - 10.35 am

Address: Music Room at St Saviour's School

This Group is kindly funded by the John Lyon’s Charity

Circle of Security Parenting Groups are designed to give parents ‘a map’ for understanding and responding to their children’s emotional needs. Research shows that parents who are able do this in a loving and consistent way give their children an amazing start in life.

Dates: 4th November - 9th December 2026. Holiday break, 6th and 13th January 2027

Time: 10.00 am - 11.30 am on Thursday mornings

CRÈCHE available.

Address: Tooting Family Hub, 7a Beechcroft Road, Tooting Bec, SW17 7BU

This recording reviews using COS-P with neurodivergent families. Reflecting on their children’s unique strengths and challenges within the circle, and exploring ways to support these caregivers - who often may be navigating their own neurodivergence.

Practical, inspiring talk to help us discover:

• Why conversation matters in the teenage years

• What research tells us about connection and resilience

• Simple, creative ways to get conversations started

• Practical tools you can use straight away

How can you talk so your child will listen — and listen so they’ll talk?

Teenagers today are growing up in a world where exposure to drugs and alcohol is often just one click or conversation away. Here is a great presentation to help you as a parent or carer have these vital but difficult conversations with our children.

Recording of the parenting talk

Listen to Arabella Northey from Seqrd Technology help us explore whether we are smartphone ready. We discuss how to keep children safe online, encourage responsible phone use, and reflect on our own digital habits.

This sessions explores attachment in step and blended families and considers what could be helpful to keep in mind when facilitating COS-P group with step parents.

From toddlers to teenagers: Listen to how you can help your child negotiate their sibling relationships and see how far you should get involved.

A cookbook written by HonC! families, celebrating the cultural diversity of our community.

A cookbook written by HonC! families, celebrating the cultural diversity of our community.