Conflict to Repair: A Restorative Approach to Parent-Child Relationship

Explore how conflict can become a chance to reconnect and rebuild trust between parents and their teenagers. Conflict to Repair is an in-person event exploring a restorative approach to the parent-child relationship. Signs your Parent-Teenager relationship needs a little repair Life, as we all know, is not perfect. Relationships can be messy, and distance can grow between us for many different reasons. Though the fault may not entirely lie with us, as the parent, you are in the best position to take the first step toward healing the relationship and reconnecting with your child. • There is a communication breakdown. Your child isn’t confiding in you or being open and honest in conversation. • Your child’s behaviour has taken a turn for the worse. • You feel emotionally depleted after spending time with your child, or you don’t enjoy spending time with your child like you used to. • Your child is being disrespectful toward you. • Your child is withdrawn. Recognise any of these? You are not failing. You are ready for a better way to respond. Join us to learn how conflict can open the door to understanding, repair, and stronger connection.